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beththebookdragon's review
4.0
Tamiya, a hard-working young prelaw student, joins a seminar full of spoiled rich slackers, including Tohdou, whose goofy exterior hides... well, read the manga. As with all of Yoshinaga-sensei's manga, there's much humor and silliness, with enough depth and warmth to capture one's attention. And yes, the characters look like those in her other books, but her lovely art and eloquent facial expressions make up for that.
sherrios's review
5.0
The number of times I've read this series is kind of sick, but despite some very problematic elements (which, tbh, are kind of a hallmark of this particular genre of manga), it holds up each time I read it and I still enjoy the hell out it.
ladydewinter's review
5.0
I love Fumi Yoshinaga's works, I really do. There's a "sweet intensity" about it that I can't seem to find anywhere else - it's hard to describe, but there are so many moments that take my breath away and make my heart melt and all that sort of stuff. I also love that she takes her time when she's telling a story - it never feels rushed or anything.
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