This captured my heart from the very moment I started reading it. Never has there been a romance where getting to the romance is taking forever (I'm looking at you Skip Beat!) and I don't CARE!

My sister bought the first six volumes as they were coming out and I was hooked. Sadly, I fell very behind of reading it due to the fact that she stopped buying it. When I was giving it a rating, I only rated it an eight because I didn't remember much of the story. Now that I have caught up, I have changed the rating to a nine due to the fact that it made me cry for ten straight volumes. A story has to really get to me for me to do that. Also, I really like how the art has progressed. It is very clean and looks almost... 3-D.

I wish I knew were this was going. I mean, I started the series knowing that the plot moved incredibly slow (something I really hate) and that love developing between Shin and Chae Goong would be a long and arduous process. But for some reason... I can't stop reading it!

This is one of the better "Mwahaha! You have to live with me! So deal with it!" mangas I have read or am reading (the other two I can think of right now that I love are Itazura Na Kiss and Hapi Mari...). I haven't figured out if this is a good thing or not, but the main guy is a TRUE asshole. Not a secretly charming asshole (Naoki Irie...) but a serious LEGIT bastard! ... We shall see. *EDIT* HE IS SUCH AN ASSHOLE! *strangles neck*... *ahem* That is all. *EDIT* Nozumu... scares the shit out of me. Oh god. I'm fucking scared... HOW COME THIS MANGA HAS NO DESIRABLE MEN? *SUPER EDIT* Nozumu... is a fucking psychopath. Soichiro looks like a cute, innocent puppy compared to Mr. Blondie.

I feel so "pure" reading this. IT'S SO CUTE! Ah. The days when life was simple and manga didn't have heavy drama. Good times.

Chapter 18: THEY FINALLY DID IT! WHOOT!

It is very interesting so far. The art is a bit too simple though. I guess it is just the author's style, but still...
Haha! I wrote that back when I started reading this! I don't think I had read Hot Gimmick then so I hadn't become accustomed to the art. I actually think her clay-mation art is cute. :) Anyway, this comment is after rereading what I had read before just to remember what happened and get a more solid review. Okay, well, the girl lacks so much self-confidence it is hard to understand her, much like her. Also, the male leads have such asshole tendencies. But hey, it's like Skip Beat! And I liked that.... :)

The art is a bit unsettling, so it affects my opinion of this manga, but it might just be because it is a rough scan-tilation and translation. This story is one of the better studentXteacher manga's I have read or am reading. It is good enough to keep me reading it.

I started this manga before I was completely aware that Teen+ manga did not satisfy me anymore. But I borrowed 4 volumes from a friend and had them for a few months already, so I thought it would be polite if I read them and gave them back after having them for so long. The art is very clear but it is too average. I have seen characters who looked the exact same in many other mangas. Also, a cooking manga with two people dealing with matters that didn't interest me, did not help any.

Well... I found this while clicking a bunch of buttons after reading Chou Yo Hana Yo... there was only two chapters posted and it involved MasterXSlave relationship... so I gave it a shot. The art is pretty good and I like how the girl isn't a fuckin' Heidi Klum.... she wasn't very blessed in the looks department... If I see more chapters posted, I'll keep reading it I guess...

Oh S&M... Anyway, this is a good manga to feed my fetish. I just wish... Kaoru wasn't so CREEPY

Although I am not interested in the story (I hate insect stories), I picked up the first volume because of the author, whom I believe to be one of the best artists and story-tellers out there.

It is very easy to get confused while reading this manwha. I am not very familiar with Korean and Korean names. I have a very hard time keeping who is who! But the art is beautiful and the plot makes me happy so I'll give it a good score.

I like it but not as much as some of the author's other stories.

Wow. I should not still be awake right now, but I enjoyed the first two stories in this collection that I had to see if the last two were as good. They weren't. Oh well.

It was a nice one-shot dealing with one of my favorite themes: StudentXTeacher relationships. I suppose I wasn't in LOVE with it however, because it was just too YOUNG for me. For sure, this manga would have been cute and great when I was 15. But I am 19 now. Big eyes and holding hands isn't gonna cut it for me anymore.

I wrote a review for this manga on its page. I discussed that what many manga do: Begin the relationship before any real evidence of love formed. Because of this factor, Ai Hime ended up being more disappointing than it looked from the synopsis. The art was good but there are better "forbidden love" stories out there.

You know, I really shouldn't have even read this manga. I wasn't enticed by the plot summary (and if that doesn't do it, why bother?). However, my sister liked it and bought a few volumes. Therefore, I had no other choice. It was during the phase before we read manga online and any manga we bought had to be read multiple times and cherished. I suppose I was bored of reading Hana-Kimi for the fourth time so I started this. Anyway... GEH! I am sorry, but I don't find either of the main characters likable. The dude is a douche to everyone except the little girl and I wanted to bitch-slap the main girl.

I officially love this author. I want to make a stuffed animal of her and hold it forever and ever. Anyway, I loved all the stories in this anthology, but the BESTEST was the amnesia story. (Brooke says she liked the last story, the doctor story, the best. I don't blame her.) I was in suspense during the entire amnesia story. It was beautiful O.o

Okay, my sister told me to read this because... well, I liked Mars. But REALLY this is just TORTURE! I mean, I like drama and all that jazz, but this is DISTURBING! ... I gave it a 7 because it wasn't a terrible manga. But it has no reread value. Ugh.

Bored the crap out of me. Some stories were a little interesting but most of them were a waste of my time

I am in love with this manga. I have read each and every page about 12 times a piece. This manga can make me feel the heebee-jeebees by just showing a couple caress each other's hands. Yep. I got turned on even though the manga is as polished and pure as a baby's bottom. (Although, chapter 8 of the sequel was quite... devilishly delicious). I feel like an idiot that it took me this long to finish the manga. Well, such is my life. Anyway, I LOVE YOU HANS! <3 <3 HansXAdelle forever!

I enjoyed reading this story a lot! It was VERY short but it told SO much!... Well... kind of... You see, it doesn't have a forced plot rushing it to the end, but talks about a simple exchange in book-talk between a cheerful girl and an aloof boy. It was a very nice 50 pages for me.

This was the very first manga I ever read. Therefore, it has a very special meaning to me.

I have never read a Sci-Fi manga before and chose this one from the 4-Star list before I knew what it was about. I only remembered the "Sin City-like" phrase in the review. Overall, it was a very good read and I enjoyed it very much despite it not being my typical genre. However, it was FUCKIN' SCARY! GAH!

Boring as fuck.

This is the longest series I have ever read, but I wish it went on more! I loved it so much!

I always reread this manga when I am bored because I know it will make me laugh and smile.

I like this story. Not my favorite one-shot, but it was still good.

I think the main reason I liked this manga more than I thought I would was because the main character, Hanabi, was SO AWESOME! I <3 her. She can kick ass even when she has a bad hair day (which, honestly, is every day...). I never like girl characters in manga. So this is serious admiration. I liked the guy's personality and his little problem a lot. But it was kind of odd when he went from a women-hater to a horny maniac in the end. It didn't make the story flow... So yep! Glad I finished it after all the procrastination.

I really liked the first story... I thought I could identify with it :) The second story was a little lame though... I give the anthology as a whole a "7"

FINALLY! The MAN is the idiot! Mwahaha! ... Kind of reminds me of Love Hina. Anyway, I wish someone would update this. I mean, I have YET to see anything considered romantic between the pair. We all know it is eventually gonna happen, but WHEN?

So okay, it wasn't as good as Midnight Secretary *blush* but WOW! This one-shot is one of the BEST .... well, you know.... Talk about fan service!

After reading Chapter #2, I felt so flustered. I mean, the story isn't porn or naughty, but I swear... you could fry an egg on my face because of the heat. *sizzle*. What a change from Chapter #1! The third story... it is better if you don't remind me of that. My pervy self will turn into a volcano. The 4th story (actually the entire reason why I even bothered reading this collection) was lovely and made me seem normal and NOT perverted. Good stuff. THEN the 5th story just HAD to get pervy in the end. It was going SO well! Damn my flustering ways! And the 6th story is just ultimate perv heaven. Thanks. That helped so much. >.< So anyway, the 4th story was my favorite... as I knew it would be from the beginning.

It took me over a year to finish- from four volumes from the library when I was a high school senior to the eleven volume overhaul online during the summer of my college sophomore year. And yet... I don't regret my procrastination to finish the series. Because of it, Maison Ikkoku was able to stay alive longer in my heart and for that, I am grateful. Through 14 volumes, we watch poor Godai struggle to make his feelings mutual for the lovely manager, Kyoko, without any cooperation on her part. In other words, there was no scenes of sensuality and feeling hot in the face for me. However, the last chapter of volume 14 have our couple making love, which, although taking up only three pages to invoke a "closed curtain" for the readers, was the sexiest moment I have ever read and seen. When a relationship like theirs was built up for 14 volumes (5 years in their world), how can one not feel passionately about their reclusive love-making? There is no infatuation with each others bodies, no foreplay, just pure nakedness together, which, if you are not turned on by, makes you have no romantic bone in your body.

I originally gave this a four because the plot was so DAMN confusing... Grr! So yeah, the first volume sucked big time. But it got better and more... touching. Even though it was still confusing as heck. And that ENDING? WTH?

This was more of ecchi than romance no matter what it propagates. At an average of every three pages the main heroine drops her blouse for her vampire lover to suck... well, anyway it did not make me feel any emotions after I finished reading it, but overall, it is a good manga to crave into your ecchi fix.

This reminded me of Pretty Face, a manga I finished only days before I finished this one. They both had very sweet endings to very weird situations.

This is mostly a heart-tingling romance novel that has plot then a ditzy little porn manga. At first I was skeptical to read it, but ultimately I thoroughly enjoyed it.

I would have liked to give it a higher score, but I just didn't like the art. I have never been impressed with the mangaka's art style.

The art work in the first volume was very weak and hard to enjoy. Hopefully, it will get better or this Hana-Kimi knock-off will mostly just be a big waste of my time.
Okay, I wrote that when I first started reading this. Now that I picked it back up again over a year later, I see that I was right then too. The art stinks and the first two volumes made me want to gag. The "feelings" Aizumi felt SO QUICKLY made me roll my eyes over and over that I got a headache.
But you know what, it IS funny. So I guess that is its saving grace. :) I love Eniwa's reactions to... everything. :) The comic-relief was a little too annoying some of the time. *groan* Also, while I may seem heartbroken that they didn't end up "doing it," I am actually secretly relieved. Aizumi even said, "We are just in high school." Amen sister. In accordance to my love for strong heroines, I ended up liking her. Although... she may be the most unfeminine main character I have ever encountered. Overall, it was a good read. I enjoyed it. But truthfully... I liked Hana-Kimi more.

I really like the gradual change in the main character. Makes him/her (read it to understand) to relate to.

I loved LOVED this story! *squee!* Honestly, I read stories that have super SUPER sexy male leads. Sometimes because of it, I read really terrible stories. This story, however, made me feel proud of my shallow tendencies because I had picked up a great story due to it. *sigh*....

You know, I would have liked this manwha so much more is it wasn't for the main character! She is BEYOND an idiot! She is gross! ... I had no sympathy for her. I cheered on the blondie to get her heart (which... I think happened at the end. The end was very ambiguous, so I don't know). The art was nice and blondie made me happy so it made up for the retarded main girl.

I reread each of the stories about twelve times each. I don't think I ever liked a one-shot this much. There is one scene in 1/3 No Kareshi that I memorized every art stroke and lines. Gosh darn. I loved that story.... *sighs*

The art wasn't very good, but I liked the characters, especially the main girl. I wish I was more "touched" my the ending, however. I know it was supposed to be meaningful...

The art was very pretty. Kind of like a better version of Full Moon. Plus, it was easy to keep with the plot. However, I never give one-shots a very high score and the story here was kind of quick and simple. Meh. I mean, the romance was very cute, a least at the end, but for most of it, you are saying "How is this romance?"

I mean, it is easy to understand why she fell in love with him. But seriously, is he that DIM? ... And everything just happened to FAST! ... oh wait. That is just how all short series end up. Ah.

It was rated 3rd on the Top Manga and it was only one volume, so I thought I should read it for the hell of it. However, those eight chapters hit me like a ton of bricks. I hoped and prayed for the inevitable the entire time and when the inevitable did happen, I was torn into a million pieces with grief. This impossible love story isn't the type I go searching for (the main reason why I hate Romeo and Juliet), but it still emotionally impacted me. The characters were REAL and the love (respect) they had for each other was impeccably genuine. It was a good thing this story was only one volume. I don't think I would have been able to handle any more. Plus, the story was nicely plotted in one volume anyway, so no more was needed. A Must-read for anyone looking for a quick read, but not a forgettable story.

Aww! It was very cute! I LOVE men like that! :) ... However, it was just TOO short. Which means that they fell in love with each other by the first or second chapter.... *groan*. I do NOT love situations like that.