A Couple of Cuckoos

This review contains spoilers. As someone who enjoys rom-coms with a twist, A Couple of Cuckoos was a fun and chaotic ride. The premise — two high school students accidentally switched at birth and suddenly engaged — sounds absurd, but it sets the stage for a lot of hilarious misunderstandings, awkward moments, and sweet growth between the characters.

Nagi, the serious and hardworking male lead, constantly finds himself tangled in love triangles and emotional confusion. Erika, his opposite in many ways, is charming, bold, and unpredictable. The cast grows with more rivals and love interests, but the manga keeps things light and entertaining.

While it does lean heavily into romantic comedy clichés, it still manages to feel fresh thanks to the quirky setup and expressive art. If you're into messy love stories with humor, some heartwarming moments, and a bit of drama, it's worth checking out — just don’t expect a quick resolution!