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Utopia of Homosexuality is a really good manhwa. And since I haven't seen anything that really sums up the whole story, I thought that I should try while giving my opinion. (FYI: This isn't a yuri, yaoi, shonen-ai, or a shoujo-ai)

Story: The story is about 2 homos that start going to high school. Jung Suk (the female protagonist) and Bin (the male protagonist). They never went to the same middle school, but they talked online in a chat room called "Utopia of Homosexuality" ( I guess that's where the title came from). Jung Suk says she's a lesbian because her first love was a girl ... named Yuri and since she's attracted to cute girls. Bin says he's gay because his first love was a guy (and even dated him) and looks like a girl (or prettier). The first half deals with a girl named Dani Un and her LOVELY "brother complex". *SPOILER*The second half is between Jung Suk and Bin's relationship together. (It's kind of a romance between a lesbian and a gay. But it's that kind of romance like the one in the "Host Club Anime" they have. Not so romantic and mostly humor, but Utopia has a kiss scene).

Art: One of the best I've seen. It really is detailed and is very beautiful. It matches with the story well. It's not the kind that makes me go "is this the boy, or the girl?".

Character: The characters are really touching and make you say "so that's why..". They can be really funny or really dramatic, but I find more WTF moments. There are more characters that come along and help the story progress. You can also see some changes like how Bin turns a little "manly" or that Jung Suk becomes a little nicer and a little soft. But I guess the big one was when they started hnging out with people from the opposite sex.

Enjoyment: I really enjoyed it even though it was only 3 volumes. Not many that are that short is something that I can enjoy. The ending was kind of incomplete and hard to follow, but gave me a smile. You get to understand they're relationship with each other and their friends. And what was also funny was how Jung Sak met one of their friends!

I overall loved it and would recommend it to someone that would like this kind of stuff.

Since no one made a review for "Delinquent Lesson", I thought that I should make one.

Story: To be honest, the plot didn't make any sense. It's about a girl who fell in love with a guy at first glance. But she didn't even take it as love; she thought it was some hormone. She thinks she can steal his heart by turning from a smart girl to a "DELINQUENT". Though all she does is dress like one. And in the middle of the story, they start dating, but they don't even confirm it.

Art: Honestly, the art was the best part of the whole story. It ... wasn't as good as other art from other mangas I've read, but it was decent. Nothing special and nothing new.

Character: Most of the characters were very complex and hard to understand, which made the story hard to understand as well. The female protagonist was a very bossy character that thinks that thinks that the world revolves around her turns into a "delinquent". But the worst part was that she always used that she was "the top in her class" as en excuse for anything. And the male protagonist was a hard person to understand at first, but then turned into someone I would like to know better because of his "unusual" family. But my favorite character was the mother because she trusted her daughter ( and was very funny XD).

Enjoyment: If you read all of this. You would know I didn't enjoy this at all. The only reason why I read this far was because I thought there would be better character development.

If you like a story about how a intelligent girl became her stereotypical delinquent and how she thought it was fake love but turned out to be real, I would recommend it to you. But it you want something a little better, I would recommend My Little Monster if you want one with better character development and LOL humor. But this one was not the best I've read.