After almost ten years of reading the stuff and harnessing some sort of addiction for the high, for the heart-wrenching glee, the giddiness, THE FEELZ, after so many years, nothing seemed to do it for me anymore. I was tired of rifling through shoujo after shoujo. Well I'm here to tell you at the age of twenty that I, for realzies, have fallen madly in love with this shoujo series. Some people say you can't actually make love to an octopus. Some people say you can't marry a rollercoaster. Last updated on February 16th, 2014, 3:18pm Overall, I just get this fluffy feeling from reading this, and not in a bad way. You can really tell that she tries her best to mend any broken relationships, and even though she is not my favorite kind of female character, the other characters maturity and wonderfulness really make up for any flaws she has. The girl is also adorably tsundere (even though I usually don't like this kind of character I prefer Kuderes). (but his rare jealous face is hot too ha ha) *smirk* Plus, he's not one of those overly jealous boyfriends.

He is mature and 'quick' to realize things (such as the girl's feeling for him), and knows to do the right stuff at the right time. And, for once, I root for the main guy more than the love triangle dude.

The guy in question, Hiro, is really lovable. They all MATURE in some way, and you can see things progressively getting better for everyone, rather than the random BOOM and happily ever after stuff.Īnyhow, I really respect the progression of the manga and how the characters don't dive into love but don't pointlessly hold back either. etc.īut what makes this series somewhat different is the way that the author lets the characters grow. The series has the same underlying plot as many: school girl with broken family, guy that comes to rescue, another guy who is interested in the girl.

This manga is certainly not super original, but it has a freshness in it that somehow keeps me reading. While this would not be my definition of a masterpiece, it is a really entertaining read that leaves me wanting more.

たいようのいえ 1 [Taiyou no Ie 1] by Taamo