This book is okay. The grammar is lacking, the names are sometimes changed. The ending is seriously lacking like the author just wanted to end the book without putting in the effort to make it good.
Normal high school student Riku returns home one day to discover... she's now the school chairman of a prestigious elite school! It appears her grandfather bequeathed her the position after his passing, and while Riku isn't particularly excited about it, there are two intriguing guys at the same school who catch her attention.
If you're into romance mangas, you'll likely enjoy this one. It may be somewhat predictable, but I found myself wanting to keep turning page after page, with a silly little smile creeping onto my face by the end of chapter 1.
The artwork for Riku, the main character, is really well done, and if you enjoy imagining yourself in their shoes (while still being you), you might just find yourself going "KIYA!!!"
The story progresses nicely too. Although it doesn't have the strongest plot, it still manages to keep you hooked, eager to see what happens next.
Overall, it's an enjoyable manga, and I hope you like it as well.
Gakkou no Ojikan revolves around a girl who becomes the headmistress of an ultra-prestigious school. However, while managing her responsibilities as headmistress, she must also juggle being a student at the same institution. As you might guess, this isn't simple, and she has her romantic life to contend with as well.
[Story]
I wouldn't say there's a deeply intricate overarching plot, but the story keeps you on edge due to the cliffhangers at the end of each chapter. It drives me crazy waiting for the next chapter to be translated. It's a very affectionate tale and definitely "awww!" material. The issue is that it can be somewhat predictable. You should be able to easily figure out who likes whom and what will happen before it occurs.
[Art]
The primary reason I read this is because of the art. If it weren't for the art, I wouldn't have given it a second glance. The art is fantastic. It's very neatly drawn, and what I love is that the main character (Riku) sports a different set of adorable earrings in each chapter. I just want to collect them all! People usually find drawing females more challenging than males, but the artist seems to have mastered female characters, and the males are quite charming too. :)
[Character]
They're decent. A bit predictable, as I mentioned earlier, and it's tough not to be biased about them due to the art. The art makes them look great, but I wish they had more depth in their backgrounds. Right now, they seem pretty average, but that could be because I've only read up to 15 chapters, and the creators plan to expand on this later. I'd also like a few more character additions since currently, the spotlight is mainly on two girls and two guys, which kind of speaks for itself.
[Enjoyment/Overall]
A wonderful story! I would recommend it to those who enjoy gazing at something for hours and exclaiming, "awww! So cute!" It's perfect for romance enthusiasts and those who appreciate a cute manga drawing style (which is why I read it). :)
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If you're into romance mangas, you'll likely enjoy this one. It may be somewhat predictable, but I found myself wanting to keep turning page after page, with a silly little smile creeping onto my face by the end of chapter 1.
The artwork for Riku, the main character, is really well done, and if you enjoy imagining yourself in their shoes (while still being you), you might just find yourself going "KIYA!!!"
The story progresses nicely too. Although it doesn't have the strongest plot, it still manages to keep you hooked, eager to see what happens next.
Overall, it's an enjoyable manga, and I hope you like it as well.
[Story]
I wouldn't say there's a deeply intricate overarching plot, but the story keeps you on edge due to the cliffhangers at the end of each chapter. It drives me crazy waiting for the next chapter to be translated. It's a very affectionate tale and definitely "awww!" material. The issue is that it can be somewhat predictable. You should be able to easily figure out who likes whom and what will happen before it occurs.
[Art]
The primary reason I read this is because of the art. If it weren't for the art, I wouldn't have given it a second glance. The art is fantastic. It's very neatly drawn, and what I love is that the main character (Riku) sports a different set of adorable earrings in each chapter. I just want to collect them all! People usually find drawing females more challenging than males, but the artist seems to have mastered female characters, and the males are quite charming too. :)
[Character]
They're decent. A bit predictable, as I mentioned earlier, and it's tough not to be biased about them due to the art. The art makes them look great, but I wish they had more depth in their backgrounds. Right now, they seem pretty average, but that could be because I've only read up to 15 chapters, and the creators plan to expand on this later. I'd also like a few more character additions since currently, the spotlight is mainly on two girls and two guys, which kind of speaks for itself.
[Enjoyment/Overall]
A wonderful story! I would recommend it to those who enjoy gazing at something for hours and exclaiming, "awww! So cute!" It's perfect for romance enthusiasts and those who appreciate a cute manga drawing style (which is why I read it). :)