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100% Perfect Girl #4
100% Perfect Girl, Volume 4
by Wann
Jay Jin is the headstrong teenage rebel. J. Max is the tall debonair foreigner with more to his background than he lets on. On the surface, it would seem as though Jay and J. have nothing in common... until a chance encounter sparks a mysterious attraction. Will true love prove strong enough to overcome the language barrier? The newest series by the author of Can't Lose You !
Jay Jin is the headstrong teenage rebel. J. Max is the tall debonair foreigner with more to his background than he lets on. On the surface, it would seem as though Jay and J. have nothing in common... until a chance encounter sparks a mysterious attraction. Will true love prove strong enough to overcome the language barrier? The newest series by the author of Can't Lose You !
177 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 2007
About the author
Wann
793 books121 followersDebuted with Stupid in 1997
Main works: Honey, The return of the Princess Louina, Fining A Hidden Handsome Man, Miracle, I Wanna Be Happy, Anne the Lover
Main works: Honey, The return of the Princess Louina, Fining A Hidden Handsome Man, Miracle, I Wanna Be Happy, Anne the Lover
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November 28, 2015
2.75 Stars
January 14, 2018
I can't quite make up my mind about this manhwa.
The drawings are beautiful and the story keeps you on your toes, but at the same time it can feel extremely artificial in some instances. Well, I guess you can expect that of a shoujo. [Also, if you love your bishies, that's another pro).
I keep giving all of the volumes 3 stars instead of 4 just because I feel the characters tend towards extremes. I wish there was a bit more balance. Everyone in this manhwa seems to have a super twisted past and I also am not vibing with this whole affair of how every man, no matter how spectacular, falls of Jay when they meet her. We are repeatedly told she is average and normal, and perhaps her initial connection with J makes sense, in a "this is a romantic comic so I'll accept this much" kind of way. But all these strong men who keep fawning over a girl like that... it's just repetitive. I want characters who feel neutral towards the heroine, is that too much to ask?
The drawings are beautiful and the story keeps you on your toes, but at the same time it can feel extremely artificial in some instances. Well, I guess you can expect that of a shoujo. [Also, if you love your bishies, that's another pro).
I keep giving all of the volumes 3 stars instead of 4 just because I feel the characters tend towards extremes. I wish there was a bit more balance. Everyone in this manhwa seems to have a super twisted past and I also am not vibing with this whole affair of how every man, no matter how spectacular, falls of Jay when they meet her. We are repeatedly told she is average and normal, and perhaps her initial connection with J makes sense, in a "this is a romantic comic so I'll accept this much" kind of way. But all these strong men who keep fawning over a girl like that... it's just repetitive. I want characters who feel neutral towards the heroine, is that too much to ask?
June 18, 2017
Seriously Jay!!! I thought she was finally learning to stand up for herself. Also, she needs to find herself men who are less possessive and more likely to think "if she's happy I'm happy", rather than "if I can't have her no one can!!"
December 14, 2014
Final rating for the whole series: 2.5 stars
This is my first ever manhwa and good lord, this reads like your typical overdramatic cliche Korean drama. The main couple just can't get a damn break. I do like it and I must say the flow of the story was executed quite well. I love the ending.
(Coming from a manga reader, there's a little bit of adjustment reading from right to left. My eyes always tend to go and read the words on the left side first.)
This is my first ever manhwa and good lord, this reads like your typical overdramatic cliche Korean drama. The main couple just can't get a damn break. I do like it and I must say the flow of the story was executed quite well. I love the ending.
(Coming from a manga reader, there's a little bit of adjustment reading from right to left. My eyes always tend to go and read the words on the left side first.)
April 27, 2012
I'm slightly disappointed by this manga. I guess that goes to show you not to go in reading something with certain expectations. I loved the drawings and the style but the storyline just got to me, and not in a good way.
August 6, 2007
Jay Jin is the headstrong teenage rebel, determined to prove she's serious about making art.
January 21, 2010
[see review under vol. 1:]
December 31, 2010
Really touching...Totally made me tear up D;
April 7, 2011
Hihi Jarte is a really cute boy <3
caught talking his heart out to a dog;p
It's still just getting better!
caught talking his heart out to a dog;p
It's still just getting better!
December 14, 2011
This volume needs to be read with lots of alcohol....
March 24, 2014
amnesie byla, spiknutí máme, milostný úhelník už déle... všechno máme :D proč koukat na romantické komedie
January 22, 2016
Finally she said it! Now I can stop tensing. Haha, I made the atmosphere in the house so tense.
December 21, 2016
This book is borderline unrealistic but you still cnjoy it
June 11, 2017
If you want a beautifully illustrated story about abuse, you're going to love this. For everyone else....just don't read this. It's disgusting.
***Spoiler***
Jarte almost rapes Jay AGAIN!!!! And AGAIN she is blamed for it. This whole series is disgusting.
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This is not romance. It's a drama about abusive relationships.
Story:1
Art: 4
Characters: 1
Total: 2.......The art is the only good point of this work.
***Spoiler***
Jarte almost rapes Jay AGAIN!!!! And AGAIN she is blamed for it. This whole series is disgusting.
**************
This is not romance. It's a drama about abusive relationships.
Story:1
Art: 4
Characters: 1
Total: 2.......The art is the only good point of this work.
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