Ou-sama no Shichiya

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This is one of those brilliant one-shots that are just barely long enough. The story itself is rather interesting. I have never seen something based in a pawnshop before. Though, the whole "Teach me!" really reminded me of Koukou Debut.

All in all I say that this piece is worth trying if you are looking for a light, funny manga that still has a romantic twist. It has definitely become one of my favorites. ^___^

With only four chapters, it does it's job well for a shoujo manga.

The story is pretty typical for a shoujo manga, in the way that it is also predictable. It's the setting that's very unique, as this is the first time I've encountered a story based in a pawnshop. The sad part is that there is a somewhat major plot line that is left open, and although you can figure out what happened through context, it doesn't change that it was left alone.

The art is nice and clean, but nothing too special. Typical shoujo manga art.

The characters are the better part. I love ... stories with well made character development, but I don't really expect much from mangas this short. But for only 4 chapters, it does enough to feel that the main character has grown.

This is a short and sweet manga and it's a nice read. If you're in for a small break, this is a good story to warm you up.

Story: 6/10.
Very typical shoujo storyline and how it was developed.

Art: 7/10.
Very shoujo drawing.

Character: 7/10.
The character's relationship with each other was like chiaki and nodame and little mix of dengeki daisy.

Enjoyment: 6/10.
... It was a short romantic read, but then it was really predictable and also

Overall: 6/10, I recommend this manga to people are fans of shoujo manga.

This is gonna be one short review. Actually, I just wanted to say what a good manga Ou-sama no shichiya is. I had never enjoyed a 4-chapter manga this much, I promise.

So the story goes like this, Amy is the type of girls who falls for bad guys leading her to being cheated, deceived and more. In an attempt to change, she starts to work for the owner of a pawnshop, Shuu.
I liked how the author made the comparison between recognizing fake products and fake/bad people. It is like Ami said "If I see the real one in the beginning, I won't get tricked by ... the fake one", meaning that she had never encountered a good guy before, but now that she had, there was no way she would be tricked again or let go of him.
Overall, this is a lovely refreshing manga. Not only the story is great, but also the art is very pleasant to the eye.