그런데 치기라 군이 너무 달콤해 1

なのに、千輝くんが甘すぎる。 [Na no ni, Chigira-kun ga Amasugiru.] #1

by Kujira Anan, 아난 쿠지라

키사라기 마아야 16세. 인생 첫 고백은 보기 좋게 박살.
같은 도서당번인 꽃미남 치기라가 낙담하는 마아야의 얘기를 듣고 제안한 건, 절대 좋아해선 안 되는 ‘짝사랑 놀이’!!
그런데 치기라의 다정함에 위로를 받는 사이, 마아야는 그를 진심으로 좋아하게 되고 마는데?!
그리고 왠지 치기라도 본인에게 자꾸 관심이 있는 행동을 보인다!
10대 소년소녀의 청춘러브스토리.

Genres: Manga, Romance, Young Adult, Contemporary, Shojo, Graphic Novels, Comics

176 pages, Paperback

First published January 12, 2018

About the author

亜南くじら

Reviews

[human · Rating 3 out of 5]

Thank you to Netgalley and Kodansha Publishing for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

(actual rating: 3.5/5)

This was almost over the top in how fluffy and dramatic it was, but it made for an enjoyable reading experience.

'And Yet, You Are So Sweet' follows the slightly boy-crazy Maaya after she's rejected by her crush when she confesses her feelings to him. Enter Chigira, the most popular boy in the grade, suggesting that she get over her broken heart by pretending to be in love with him. What results is a series of mishaps, clueless denial, friendship, and perhaps something more.

I found the premise of this manga to be somewhat similar to Kimi Ni Todoke, and decided to give it a try. While the beginning was a bit confusing and the characters themselves aren't very developed, everything that the characters go through is extremely fluffy and adorable. The ending was a little abrupt but definitely left me wanting more.

The art style is soft and romantic, much like the story and the main character herself. I would definitely recommend this if you find the premise interesting or enjoy shoujo school-romances, and am personally looking out for the next volumes.

[Trisha (semi-hiatus) · Rating 5 out of 5]

Blog Review: https://trishadoeseverythingbutstudy2...

I received a free e-ARC from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

OH MY GOD I LOVED IT!!!

You know, this might have been super cliche, or really tropey, but I honestly do not care. It was so cute and sweet, and had so many squeal worthy moments that I've decided to consume manga on a more regular basis because I have no idea how I was living until now without this. And this is the exact reaction I had after reading Heartstopper, my first graphic novel, so I think I should try new stuff more often.

I'll be truthful, at first the reading right to left kept me tripping up and losing track of the sequence of events because i have a bad habit of skimming, reading ahead, and then backtracking to read what actually happened, and because of a lifetime up till now of reading only left to right, I would not only skip ahead up to down, but also left to right. But, thankfully, I quickly got the hang of it.

Our MC, Maaya was pretty stupid and too focused on relationships than one should be in books, but hey, this is a fiction book, it's not meant to focus on the dreary lifetimes of school, so that was okay. I did find her super awkward and embarrassing at a lot of times (God, the second hand embarrassment was strong in this one).

The love interest was my preferred tall, dark, brooding and hiding behind a face devoid of emotions and projecting only complete calm, was exactly like the love interests I like. Chigira-kun was so sweet at times, and (I just realised that I'm trying to write a serious review of somehting that wasn't exactly a serious book, and it feels so weird to see a book I absolutely devoured because of it's enjoyment potential being reduced to my somewhat passive words.) those scenes (the folded clothes and ball hitting head ones were my favourite) where he was just this flustered guy were really just so sweet.

Maaya honestly reflects so much of my internal monologue with crushes that I had a near existential crisis thinking this is what my brain deals with on a daily basis?!?! it deserves a raise

The ending felt a tiny bit weird for me since feelings were developed, but in the spirit of enjoying the flow and not thinking too much, I let it go.

I definitely want to read the others in this series, but I had a hard time (meaning zero success) finding the others in English...if anyone knows, could you let me know in the comments, please??


Pre-reading review:
So, after much deliberation, I'm finally trying out Manga. I'm pretty unfamiliar with the reading style, but Netgalley told me to read right to left, so I'll try that out. And, the synopsis is pretty intriguing, and right up my alley, so *fingers crossed*

[Vanessa Menezes · Rating 4 out of 5]

Maaya Kisaragi, 16 years old, finally confessed to her crush...only to be flatly rejected and ridiculed on social media after. To make matters worse, the most popular guy in her grade, Chigira-kun, overheard her despondent muttering about the whole thing.

But instead of making fun of her, he comforts her...and proposes an odd solution to her heartbreak!

I haven’t read many mangas, but this is by far one of the best one so far!

The artwork was excellent and the characters were so adorable. It is definitely a cute and sweet start to this series, and I can’t wait to read the next one to see where the story goes.

Thank You NetGalley and Kodansha Publishers for this ARC!

[Shae · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was so adorable!!
Maaya has decided that she is only going to have one sided crushes, and never confess her feelings again after a confession goes really wrong.
She confides this information to Chigira, a fellow student in her club at school. Chigira tells her to start having one sided feelings for him, so that she can start smoking again. He's been watching her for a while, and seems to have feelings for her.
As they date without actually dating, Maaya is truly starting to have feelings for Chigira. I think he is the sweetest bean, and that she deserves to be treated like he treats her.
He is the school pretty boy of course, and she doesn't feel pretty at all. She feels like she could never truly be with him.
I am excited for the future of this series!

[Briar's Reviews · Rating 3 out of 5]

I've been wanting to expand my manga library, so I grabbed this book! The premise sounded sweet, the cover was cute, and it's romance. It seemed right up my alley way.

Here are my notes:

1. The main character who is 16 thinks it's natural a boy wouldn't like her because she's ugly. Self-esteem girl! Don't think like that! I hope that's just a poor translation error...

2. She does have stalker-like behaviour though. But at 16, I guess you'd admire their social media and follow them around town? I sure didn't have time for that...

3. Yamada is a jerk for blasting it over social media. Calling her a "Fuggo"? Can we just toss him in the trash now? Thanks. Girl, with that comment alone you shouldn't like him anymore. He's obvious not worth anybody's time. My goodness.

4. Popular dude suggests him and our lead play "House" and have unrequited one sided feelings... This is so weird.

5. I do like how respectful this dude can be though. "I respect you for that." I like it.

6. A lot of the illustrations are super cute, not gonna lie. I just think the relationship is kind of weird?

7. Fake relationships have never been my vibe, but I do want to continue reading this series. I want to see how this develops... I hope they end up together. It's quite the guilty pleasure for me.

Overall, I'm super intrigued! I've never been into the fake relationship trope before, but I did like it. Despite this book's flaws (self-esteem girl! Get some!), I think it's a pretty good manga to slip away from reality into.

Three out of five stars.

Thank you to NetGlaley and Kodansha for providing me a free copy of this book in exchange of an honest review.

[Yasmine · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received a free copy from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Ahh, mangas like these are my secret not-so-secret guilty pleasures. They're just the right amount of cringey, and remind me a lot of the mangas I would love as a young teenager. Nowadays, I do look at this a bit more critically, but to be honest, it feels good to just not care about the problematics in this and just enjoy it for a fun break of all my stress.

What I don't quite like about the main character, Kisaragi, is that she constantly doubts herself and has reaaally low self-esteem. She refers to herself as ugly and unspecial uncountable times and insists on developing "unrequited feelings" for guys just to keep herself busy, because she doesn't believe any boy would fall for her back.

But then comes Chigira, a boy who insists that she should fangirl over him instead of anybody else. And I get the feeling, that he actually has feelings for her as well and uses this as a way of spending time with her. This kind of gives me xx-me vibes, a mange I've read endless times and probably need to re-read now, to hold me over until the translation for volume 2 of And yet, you are so sweet is released!

All in all, if you don't mind the sometimes cringey romantic manga, I'd recommend this to you!

[Jen · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm not a shojo (romance manga) buff, but I was into it many moon ago and got back into it due to this really awful year we've been having, because I need HEA and light and just HAPPY and this book delivered and now I'm kinda obsessed.

I DECLARE MY LOVE FOR THIS BOOK.

The depressing part of it is I asked my Boss at the store to order this for the store and me, and was told this is only available in electronic format. NANI?!?!?! NOOOOOOO!!!!

There is seriously a scene in here that is SO BEAUTIFUL I keep going back to stare at it. I bought this one and pre-ordered the second and have re-read the first one three times since I bought it. I can barely wait until the second one is delivered to my eReader.

BUT. I NEED the physical book. I NEED to get this into as many hands as possible, so we can share the love of this amazing book.

The characters are great, the artwork is STUNNING, the story is a TAD different, but the artwork and characters completely stole the show and I NEED THE NEXT BOOK NOW.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED YOU NEED TO READ THIS!!! Romance, YA and shojo readers will enjoy I think. 5, why can't the next book be out yet, stars.

My thanks to NetGalley and Kodansha for an eARC copy of this book to read and review.

[Olivia | Liv's Library · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a very romance driven first volume, which I typically don’t gravitate towards but it was really entertaining! Although there were a lot of cliche moments, I did think there were some cute ones as well.

Overall, I didn’t see any unique aspects to this series that would make me want to keep reading. I was hoping for something more that would pull me in and get me invested!

Thank you NetGalley for this copy in exchange for an honest review!

[Joyce · Rating 5 out of 5]

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU SO MUCH to the publishing company, Kodansha Comics and Netgalley for providing me with a copy!!!

Yes this was cringe-y
Yes this was cliche
and Yes this made me roll my eyes at some moments

BUT THIS WAS ALSO JUST SO CUTE and SWOON WORTHY READ!

I just couldn’t help but get sucked in and read it in less than 30 minutes. This book got me hooked right from Chapter 1 :’) I can already tell readers will be getting great character and relationship development as the series continues on!

I am happy to add this to my favourite manga pile. And I cannot wait for the second one!

[Mark · Rating 3 out of 5]

Kisaragi confessed to her crush and wiped out hard, then got slammed on social media. Lamenting in the library, she’s overheard by the very popular Chigira. His suggestion is that she direct her one-sided crush energy to him instead so she can feel better. And you can pretty much write the rest of this series for yourself.

But you shouldn’t, because it’s pretty darn fun and sweet. It’s very standard issue shojo, but it’s done well and if reading a lot of this type of book in the last year and change has taught me one thing, it’s that even formulaic storytelling can be hard to do well.

Both our leads are good people - Kisaragi has major self-esteem issues and some very odd stalkerish tendencies that are mercifully downplayed (except when Kisaragi eggs her on), but she’s just a teenage girl figuring herself out and I appreciate that she makes an effort moreso than most heroines.

Chigira’s also really suited for Kisaragi and it’s definitely one of those books where everybody but Kisaragi can see how into her he is. They have a very sweet, understated romance with a few really good moments. He really appreciates her for who she is and that comes through in the writing.

There’s a very gentle sunrise scene that I really loved, a fun little shopping trip (with one delightful reaction shot), some on point laundry folding, and a lot of train shenanigans. There’s also at least one solid laugh when Kisaragi’s attempts to get Chigira’s attention via scent go horribly awry.

I also appreciate Kisaragi developing from being so down on herself to being, well, slightly less down on herself. She may be oblivious to her own good points, but she eventually accepts that she wants certain things and is willing to make that known. I mean, there aren’t exactly deep themes here, but it’s a nice touch.

If I had to pick on anything, it’s probably the potential rival (mercifully not the guy who crapped all over Kisaragi in the beginning), who I hope does not come back because he’s way, way too pushy and ‘won’t take no for an answer’ than I like. He deserves no time of day whatsoever.

Chigira also gets one tone-deaf line about forcing Kisaragi to do something, but it’s a one-off he doesn’t follow through on so he can have a pass there. Lord knows we’ve had leads in these types of books who were way, way worse.

3.5 stars, I think. I was going to give it 3 straight because typical, but on rumination I do like the chemistry between these two - they’re not the most original couple in the most original story, but I’m rooting for them, which is kind of the entire point, y’know?

[Veronica Villar · Rating 5 out of 5]

[English bellow]

5/5 estrellas

And yet, you are so sweet es un manga muy dulce, tierno y lleno de romance que me ha encantado.

La historia se centra en Maaya y Sui, y como a causa de un rechazo amoroso que sufre ella, y que le lleva a no querer volver a confesar sus sentimientos a nadie más, acaba aceptando un trato por parte de él en el que se ofrece ser el receptor de esos sentimientos no recíprocos. En resumen, una especie de juego en el que Maaya vive un amor fingido hacia Sui, al menos hasta que ella supere el rechazo. Lo que no tiene en cuenta Maaya es que las situaciones le pueden llevar a enamorarse de verdad de Sui.

Maaya es la típica protagonista de un shoujo, risueña, enamoradiza, tímida y responsable que no quiere depender de otras personas a la hora de hacer las cosas. Sui es un chico muy tierno y siempre es dulce con Maaya. Ambos son responsables de la biblioteca del instituto y ahí es donde empieza una relación que cada vez va a más.

La historia tiene muchos clichés, pero es que adoro la mayoría en estas historias siempre y cuando los protagonistas se respeten entre ellos y no haya ningún tipo de relación tóxica. Todo lo contrario a esta historia que es todo muy soft.

Si os gustan los mangas con romance y situaciones tiernas os lo recomiendo mucho.

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5/5 stars

And yet, you are so sweet is a very sweet, tender and full of romance manga that I have loved very much.

The story focuses on Maaya and Sui, and because of a love rejection that she suffers, and that leads her not to want to confess her feelings to anyone else, she ends up accepting a deal from him in which he offers himself to be the recipient of those non-reciprocal feelings. In short, a kind of game in which Maaya lives a on-sided love for Sui, at least until she gets over the rejection. What Maaya doesn't take into account is that this game can lead her to truly fall in love with Sui.

Maaya is the typical female leader of a shoujo manga, smiling, falling in love, shy and responsible who does not want to depend on other people when doing things. Sui is a very cute boy and is always sweet with Maaya. Both are responsible for the library of their high school and there is where their relationship begins and grows through the story.

The story has many clichés, but I love most of these stories as long as the main characters respect each other and there is no toxic relationship. Quite the opposite of this story, which is all very soft.

If you like manga with romance and tender situations, I highly recommend it.

[Hisgirl85 · Rating 4 out of 5]

4 stars. Pretty cute.
3.5 stars. Reread. No wonder it felt so familiar.

[Lissa Hawley · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was utterly adorable and I know exactly who I want to recommend it to immediately.
This is exactly the kind of sugary goodness I need in my life right now.

The best kind of fluff.

[Mehsi · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received this book from Netgalley in exchange of an honest review.


Our MC has a boy she is crushing on, she finally confesses and he rudely rejects her (and even makes fun of her online). She has a big big heartbreak, but there is Chigira-san, mister popular and mister sports. I really was thinking he was going to be a dick to her, but instead he comforts her, and later in the first chapter he proposes something. Why doesn’t she develop one-sided feelings for him! Of course, pretend! I found it such a cute proposal, but I was immediately suspicious. What is the catch? Does he already like her that he is proposing this? Something else? As the story goes on we see that Kisaragi is doing all she can to act on those one-sided feelings, and the plan seems to be working (well after she has gotten a rundown on his schedule, haha, she kept missing him), but that leads to a new problem…. what happens when those feelings become real and turn into a full on crush including blushing and hoping for more? I had a giggle at her confused emotions. She was so ready to do x but then the feels really hit.

Kisaragi was a sweet character, but she had some low self-esteem. At times her remarks were quite painful, like how she keeps saying that Chigira is out of her league. He came to you girl, so clearly you aren’t.

Oh, and when that dickhead of a crush posted that on Twitter, I had flashbacks to when I confessed to a boy in school. I gave him a letter to ask him to date me, that I liked him.. the next day that letter was hanging in the school’s cafeteria. Maybe not the same, but back then Twitter wasn’t around, but I am sure that dick would have posted it there if it had existed. So I just wanted to reach out to our MC and give her a big BIG hug.

I think the only thing that could make it better would be seeing Chigira’s POV. We do get some glimpses, but I would love a full chapter, or even half a chapter. While it is pretty clear from Kisaragi’s POV how Chigira feels, I still want more!

The art was so pretty! The mangaka can draw so nice and I just love the eyes.

All in all, I need more. I need to know if this is going to be one-sided (HA, don’t believe that) or if Kisaragi finally steps up and tries to make more of it. I mean, these two look so good and cute together and there is so much chemistry. I want them to date!

Review first posted at https://twirlingbookprincess.com/

[Laura A. Grace · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was very sweet! While I felt slightly frustrated in the beginning due to wanting a little more depth to Kisaragi (I also didn't like how she kept calling herself ugly), I found that I really enjoyed this story. I'm a huge fan of the trope where said popular boy becomes friends with unpopular girl and a romance starts to unfold.

This trope though I felt was unique in how it was presented, which I really liked! I wouldn't say I find reading the same trope boring (because it's my favorite for a reason), but it felt creative in this story and had me very engaged. It probably didn't help that Chigira is one of my favorite kind of male heroes. Quiet, sort of "out of it," athletic, and a kind person when you get to know him. (Granted, they usually are already kind, but the heroine doesn't realize that until she really gets to know them.)

I was bummed when the manga ended because it felt fairly fast paced and found myself getting caught up in these characters lives. It seems like there are quite a few after school activities and enjoy those activities being the setting for a variety of situations (especially the library!). I LOVED the ending, but that cliffhanger had me groan that I'll have to wait to see what happens next. LOL!

Overall, this was a very great read and excited to read more!

*(I received an ARC from the publisher via NetGalley. All thoughts expressed are my own.)*

[Isla · Rating 4 out of 5]

And yet you are so sweet is a romance manga about 16 year old Maaya who was rejected by her crush, and popular boy Chigira who decides to help her out. This story is extremely sweet and full of fluffy moments, we see how the two start to fall for each other and as the story progresses I found myself wishing that I was back in school!
Overall it had such a wholesome vibe and is the perfect manga to read when you want something light. I was completely sucked into the story that I finished reading it very fast and did not want it to end.
Absolutely cannot wait for volume 2 and to see where the story goes!

*Thanks to Netgalley/Kodansha Comics for the eARC in exchange for an honest review*

[Elley Murray · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oh my gooooosh!!! This! Is so! Cute!! Maya is such a sweetheart and I adore her and how earnest she is. I love a good fake relationship trope, and the second Chigira suggested she pretend to have a one-sided love for him I was completely sold on this manga. I wasn't expecting to so completely fall for the two of them as a couple. The shopping scene with the dog toys was my absolute favorite part, and I love seeing Maaya through Chigira-kun's eyes.

I can't wait to read the next volume of this series. I hope Maaya learns to see herself more and more the way Chigira seems to see her!

[Kayla Brunson · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was straight up adorable! I don't care how cliche most of this was because I couldn't stop smiling while reading it. Chigira might be doing this out of the goodness of his heart, but I don't think so. I believe he has feelings for Maaya. Also, Maaya is so cute and relatable. I can't wait for the next volume!

I received an ARC via NetGalley for an honest review.

[melanie loyola · Rating 5 out of 5]

“if you're going to force yourself to look for someone,,, why don't you develop one-sided feelings for me”

thank you netgalley for providing me an arc of this, big kisses for you and kodansha comics, i love you.

okay listen, i hate cliches and i hate the fake love trope but this, i can put all my hatred aside for this alone. i'm a fast reader, and i managed to finish reading this like minutes after i got accepted to read it, and let me tell you, i loved it.

maaya is the cutest little thing ever. she gets so nervous around chigira and but still follows along with everything he says. i just want her happy AH

and chigira, man i want my own chigira, hate everyone except for him.

the story begins after maaya confesses to her crush, only to be rejected and ridiculed online, so she seeks a new person to have a crush on. that was, of course, until chigira, the ladies man that everyone loves, proposes for her to have a one sided affection with him (oh la la).

i can't say much without spoiling the entire plot or at least premise of the first volume but all im saying, this was definitely swoon worthy, and i want my second volume asap like right now.

so cute, i'm going to be obsessing over this.

[Kiri · Rating 2 out of 5]

Thank you NetGalley for allowing me to read a digital copy of this book in exchange for a review. All opinions are my own.

I am very conflicted about this manga. It was super cute, but I have a huge issue with the whole stalker aspect to the plot in the story. Stalking, in my opinion, is not cute and not something to wholeheartedly condone. Unrequited love is fine. You can be friends and have unrequited love for them. I actually wish the novel took that route. Instead, the author seemed to push the narrative that Maaya, the main character, could not have an unrequited love without the stalking aspect and that she relished in it. If it weren't for this plot point I'd give this series at least one or two more stars.

[Rebecca · Rating 3 out of 5]

While I do not believe for a second that Maaya's feelings for Chigira are one-sided, that's not enough to make this anything but what it is: a cute, standard little shoujo romance. It's a case of not needing to reinvent the wheel when you're instead just crafting a very solid basic wheel - Maaya and Chigira are your typical sweet shoujo protagonists, there are the usual suspects as far as potential rivals go, and even those uniquely ugly mascot characters that the protagonists think are cute for some reason. This may not be spectacular, but it also isn't anything but nice. That's not damning it with faint praise; it's just a wholehearted assessment of where the charm of this series is likely to lie.

[Misa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thank you to Netgalley and Kodansha comics for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

I love all the books that Kodansha comics publish and this one is a new fave by Kujira Anan. It's a fresh new style shojo romance manga. The story is about a girl Maaya who confesses to her crush but she got rejected and the said crush starts to say bad things about her which makes her doubt herself and swearing to never have a boyfriend orto confess her feelings and to just stick with one-sided love . But Chigira-kun the most cool and popular boy of their school overheards her muttering to herself all those things and decides to make an odd proposition to our heroine. Will Maaya accept? What is Chigira-kun true intention?

It was sweet as sugar and so cute that makes you smile after finishing it. I liked it and enjoyed my reading time with this short shojo.

[Ray Flores · Rating 2 out of 5]

Maaya confesses her feelings to a guy who rejects her and Chigira overhears her, so he gives her a solution to how overcome her heartbreak: she can fake having feelings for him instead.

Now, I feel a bit bummed about this story. Whilst it did sound like something I would have loved, I got a problem with the MC: she was just your typical girl with a crush –and she wasn’t mean or anything, but I just can’t empathize with someone who’re constantly belittling themselves. I just can’t.

I feel like she doesn’t even know what self-love means and probably that’s why she liked that awful guy in the first place. I like my MCs strong, confident and you know, with a little bit of personality. I felt Maaya was just plain boring.

The art is real cute as expected from any shoujo, but I just know this series isn’t for me.

I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review via NetGalley.

[Mark Alpheus · Rating 3 out of 5]

I can see how this book can be appealing to younger readers (I mean teenage years). It does feature one sided love and tropes that are often seen in high school romance stories.

I guess I'm just getting old for this, I couldn't fully enjoy the plot of this manga. It just felt silly to me. Nevertheless, the art style? SO GOOD. A real treat for the eyes.

2 stars for this volume, but art style kinda bumped it up for me so, yeah, 3 stars overall.

E-arc from Netgalley.

[Sylwia · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's a little cringe how she's stalking him and being obsessive about him; it's a strange premise, so you have to go into it prepared to accept her cringe a bit? At least since he enthusiastically consents to her stalking him and encourages her to keep doing it? It's fast-paced and especially focused on the romance, so if you're looking for something that gets right to the love, this will work. I'm going to keep reading it, though I wish it was more serious and fleshed out.

[nati · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a wholesome high school romance manga! If you like this type of reading experience, u shouldnt be disappointed if u pick this book up!
The main girl was kinda annoying (pick me energy!) It was cringey sometimes, but also very precious.
Overall its nothing special or anything, but an enjoyable read.
(Thank you netgalley and the publisher for an e-arc of this manga!)

[Knigoqdec · Rating 3 out of 5]

На този тип истории аз им викам "захарна манга". Много сладък, захаросан арт, много захарна история, както се и очаква от самото заглавие и от описанието.
Единственото, което не ме хвана достатъчно, е това, че много бързо се влезе в коловоза на захарните клишета, нямаше много задълбаване в характера на героите. Но всъщност тук човек не може и да иска кой знае какво, главно трябва да им се радва.

[Lucía Cafeína · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5-4
Ojito, ojito, que ha sido adorable Y PROMETE MUCHÍSIMO 💕💕💕💕💕💕 Necesito más.

[Camila Quezada · Rating 4 out of 5]

I love romance manga, I love to see how the characters fall in love.

and this is obviously the exception, I already want to see them happy together

[Megan (Bookish_Raider) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Might be a 3.5 rounded up…. It sure yet.