Lycan Toxic Luna and Hidden Triplet

That kdrama is based on the manhwa "July Found by Chance".

First, this story revolves around a 16-year-old high school girl named Miku Yamada.  
She has harbored feelings for a reformed bad boy, Fujioka Kyouhei, ever since middle school.  
She's tried every possible way to catch his attention.  
But whenever she attempts to confess her love, he either dismisses it as a joke or skillfully steers the conversation elsewhere. (Because honestly, he's incredibly dense and maybe even a little clueless, but I still adore him! :P)  
And every time Miku gets frustrated with him, she swears to herself that she'll give up on him and move on. But it's never as simple as she claims, because she always finds herself drawn back to him. (She does have a bit of a fiery temper.)  
Nevertheless, I think the plot is fantastic. I appreciate how the main character's personality shines through in the manga.  
The artwork is also incredible—the characters are beautifully rendered.  
The setting and attention to detail are exceptional.  
It’s an ideal shoujo, romance, comedy, and high school manga, perfect for anyone looking for a great read.

When I first came across this manga, I assumed it would just be a typical high school romance. However, I was mistaken. The storyline is exceptional, featuring a 16-year-old girl striving to win the heart of her beloved, but with an incredible plot twist. The artwork is superb, showcasing numerous attractive guys and adorable girls! The characters are well-developed, and it also features several one-shots that make me want to read this manga repeatedly. I never grow tired of it. It truly is an outstanding manga.

I hope this review is helpful!

<p>I thoroughly enjoyed this manga, even though I started reading it on a whim. It was a delightful and entertaining story with some truly fascinating characters. While it is relatively short, I highly recommend it if you're in the mood for a romantic tale filled with plenty of humor.</p>

I really enjoyed this story. It features AMAZING illustrations and a delightful, heartwarming, and comforting narrative. I'm a big fan of shojo, but for anyone looking to dive into a tale about a girl falling for her friend, this is the perfect story. I hope this review was helpful and that it inspires you to give it a read!  

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The story wasn't terrible, but I disliked how it closely resembled typical manga plots—though not exactly the same, perhaps "almost" is a better word. I didn't have high expectations for this manga, but I hoped it would offer at least a touch of uniqueness. Still, one reason I was drawn to it was because of its art. I avoid manga with poor artwork since it bothers me. However, this one deserves a perfect 10 for its visuals—I adore the mangaka's drawing style. Regarding the characters, I'd give them a 9. The main male lead's dense and somewhat foolish yet caring personality fits the story perfectly, which is why I didn't deduct more points. However, I did take off one point due to Miku, the heroine. For some reason, her frequent anger and over-the-top reactions in almost every chapter annoyed me. As for enjoyment, I'll rate it an 8. Setting aside my dislikes, the aspects I enjoyed still outweighed them, so I genuinely had a good time reading it. Overall, I'd also give it an 8. My final verdict: "It wasn't spectacular, but it's definitely worth reading."

Story - 8  
Art - 10  
Character - 9  
Enjoyment - 8  
Overall - 8  

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