The girl is in love with the guy, and she feels horrible just being a substitute only to know in the end that he’s in love with her, too, and the reason why he always brings candies with him is because they are substitute for not kissing her. FYI, he has, like, a million candies. So cute!

You really wouldn’t know. At first she was so in love with her boy best friend. But in the middle of the story, she falls in love with her supportive senpai! And then, her bbf went in love with her, too! Augh. XDDD In the end, she decided that her bbf is important to her, yet the one she really loves is her senpai who has understood her all that time.

The first story is about getting tricked by someone who fell for so hard yet to find out that in the end, he is your prince. But the plotting is so corny, I swear.

The second story is how an ‘voluptuous’ girl gets to be the handwriter of a beginning-to-be-popular author for 15 nights because of a handfracture due to her. But slowly, she falls in love and begins to not ignore people who see her as a prostitute. What’s cuter is how he pretended to have his hand fractured. ~v~

The third one is about doing hardwork to be with the person you love. And even when he’s so busy to think about love life, if you’re seriously after him, then there’s no way you’ll never have a chance.

The last story is about a male underclassman and a female upperclassman in the same soccer where the girl is the manager. Ironically, they like each other but they show they ‘hate’ each other.

The first story is about a girl who her past boyfriends thought of as annoying, weird, and creepy. It’s because she’s such a stalker, a cry baby, and an overacting girl. So when she got to be the girlfriend of the student council member, she tries her best to be mature and cool but actually is stalking him and stuff so he won’t get grossed out. But when he attempts to treat her to her birthday but acts mature again, her boyfriend felt useless and got all depressed. In the end, all he wanted was for her to act like herself. XDDDD

The second story is about a girl who gets super sadistic in front of guys and shared an intensive training with her guy classmate by mere acident. And, duh, her ’sickness’ has been cured in a week only to show that she gets sadistic in front of her classmate, the same person she has been with the whole week of training. When she confessed, he cried! It was so cute! XDDDD

The third story is about searching for the number one guy on earth, only to know that he’s the one who’s always with you during the process. IDK, but that story said real kind guys don’t show off their kindness. -_-

The fourth story is about friendship, it has romance, okay, but it wasn’t the main point, yet it’s still beautiful. I think this is the story bestfriends gone bad after fighting over one guy should read. XDDD

The last one is about being an extra in someone’s life, and in the end, being the one who has the major role of being his love interest. And it’s even cuter when he confesses in front of everyone, ne?

Really, she really loves stupid characters!!! But they make the manga more comical, ya know? It’s so much enjoyable with these stupid characters. But sometimes, they’re too much!!! I’m giggling here quietly when I want to laugh my head off! XDDD

Well, Samurai Darling is a story that’d teach you to always trust the one you’re dating. Sure, you’d get all insecure when you learn that your first boyfriend’s former girlfriend aka your schoolmate in your all-girls school is pretty and mature(and kind) but letting them have communication(a subtle one) isn’t so bad. I know, just imagining it would be rude, but if you really love and trust each other you could go through great pains and still be as lovey-dovey as ever in the end.

But it’s also nice to let him miss you, you know. That way, he won’t take you for granted. XD

The second story teaches about seeing things that you eyes can’t see. The main was the guy and he wasn’t stupid, neither was the girl but they’re both just-turned-teens. Maybe 14. It was the guy’s birthday and the girl, who was who neighbor slash childhood used-to-be-close-friend, gave him a choco cake which he really loves but threw it away when another neighbor teased them. The girl dropped a bear keychain, and is was magical! Because Risa ran away and cried after Yuu shoved the cake away, time reverted back and Yuu became the keychain! Being the keychain, Yuu realized that Risa is a very hardworking girl who went through all the effort of making him a choco cake. In the end, when he realized everything, time came back to when he woke up in his birthday. When Risa gave her his cake, he told her to keep it until that night where they’ll be celebrating his birthday in his house. XDDDD

The third story somehow is about a strict 3rd year high schooler who think going out and kissing are major offense. As ignorant as she is, she hates when her classmates talk about kissing and how other high schoolers just kiss anywhere within the school grounds. Rika is close to Masaki, a guy who walks with her after school and whom she talks everything to. When Rika tells Masaki she likes him(as a friend), Masaki suddenly offers her to be his girlfriend(well, he was thinking about it his whole life and is probably in love with her right at the beginning). When he promised he won’t kiss her, she accepted and started seeing Masaki as a cool one after their date. When he got admitted in the infirmary, she rushed quickly and wanted to touch him but couldn’t admit it. In the end, she decided to break up saying she felt weird being with him but Masaki explained that it’s how you feel when you’re with the person you love.

I don’t know but it seems that Haruta Nana loves stupid characters just like back in Sabuten no Himitsu. I usually hate the idiot chara but Hartua Nana makes it even more interesting with idiots around.

Sure, the girl is HoH stupidly in love with the guy, but in the end, it was him who couldn’t afford to lose her. XDDDD Also, I really love the opposition of the saying, “I’d die for you.” It sounds really brave but “I’ll live on with you,” is so much sweeter and nicer, ne?

First of all, I love the art. It reminds me of Marmalade Boy and others.

Chidori, 16, promised herself and her best friend, Ansi, that she’ll never be interested in rich guys anymore. This is because her latest rich boy friend dumped her after learning her famous dad actor has weird and female roles saying how could he introduce Chidori to his parents if her family’s status is soooo far from his?! Bad!

But her classmates, Kikuya and Yuu, who’re also best friends, popularly handsome and are both rich, starts befriending her after learning Kikuya is going to an acting school with the aspiration of meeting Chidori’s father as a fan. When Ansi hit a move on Yuu, the school’s playboy who doesn’t refuse anyone, Chidori accepted Kikuya’s invitation of being sort-of lover. Sooner, when Chidori felt she was already in love with Kikuya, who, obviously is HoH over her since the beginning of time, and learned that Kikuya is rich, she backout as far as telling Kikuya the one she likes is Yuu. But, of course, Chidori realized that she wants not what Kikuya thinks or people do but Kikuya himself. And actually, Kikuya isn’t spoiled by his parents. He is responsible and he works for himself. Also, when he learned about Chidori’s father, he still respected her and asked for guidance for himself, an amateur actor.

Ansi and Yuu got together in the last chapter. They also had their share of trials but in the end, they were happily in love and committed to each other.

The art is cute, the story is so-so.

About a girl whose parents are dead, and ignored at school. Then she found a person lying by her house only to know that he’s a demon looking for his pendant to restore his powers. And sooner, they became close…and romantically at that!

And much sooner, as they fell in love, they forgot everything power brought and thought they won’t live a day without each other.