I do enjoying reading Aya Shouoto's work, but she's not the best writer when it comes to creating conclusions.
The story starts off by Hiyoki Kozue claiming that someone stole her heart in her dream. She’s basically a dead person that is a live. However, it is not a hopeless case for her, as she does remember slight details about the dream. With those little clues, she plans to find out the person who... stole her heart! Nonetheless, being the typical reverse harem that it is, she ends up having to stay with a bazillion gorgeous looking boys (because apparently there is no room for her in women's dormitory). Sounds interesting to all reverse harem fans, right?
Let me just, the characters are aesthetically pleasing. It was fun to look at them! However, the personalities of the boys can be easily known by the way their faces are drawn. There is absolutely nothing special about them. And by the end of the anime, one of the boy’s becomes so irrational and starts having anger problems; another one becomes the savior and finally understood by the heroine.
The ending is very anti-climatic. It was so abrupt and poorly done. The antagonist was defeated so easily, and the love was predictable and awfully presented. You're left thinking: "Is that it!? Okayyy... why did I read this in the first place? Nothing happened!!!!!!"
It is your typical reverse- harem (you'll enjoy it for awhile), but if you hate bad conclusions, don't read this!!! I didn't rate this harshly, because apparently the manga-ka was extremely stressed and had to end this quickly (this isn't really a great excuse though because her other manga has the same problems).
In this manga, they didn't steal Kozue's heart; they stole mine, and stepped on it! I was left disappointed and heartbroken!
(Sorry for the informal writing. I thought it would be appropriate for this manga: rushed, and sloppy.
