Lovey Dovey, Vol. 03(Lovey Dovey #3)

Lovey Dovey, Vol. 03(Lovey Dovey #3)
by Aya Oda
Mah... Era nato come un triangolo amoroso ma uno dei due contendenti praticamente non è mai pervenuto.
Anche l'autrice dice infatti che ha scarsa personalità. Siamo passati alla storia d'amore tra una ragazza che si finge
brava e una sottospecie di cattivo ragazzo (sì, davvero, paragonandolo con altri bad boys dei manga questo
sembra aver sempre frequentato le scuole dalle suore)... E questi due ci danno dentro parecchio.
La cosa particolare è che nella loro scuola le relazioni sono vietate e c'è addirittura un comitato che si occupa di
sorvegliare gli studenti. Ovviamente la brava ragazza ne fa parte...
E adesso sono arrivati ben due nemici nuovi: il fratello acquisito del bad boy e il nuovo presidente del comitato
per la morale che, ovviamente, ha una cotta per la protagonista...
Dai, almeno si legge velocemente. E i disegni di Aya Oda mi piacciono abbastanza.|see full review @ Katie's Corner
Yes, yes, it’s a smut genre, but it’s not all showing as Minami Kanan works, but do you see quite a lot. But let’s get
back to the story itself. The story may be your average love-story, where the girl loves one boy, but due to some
circumstances a “delinquent” is chasing her and so in the end she does fall in love with him and they start to date.
You get my point? Well, add to the mix the school that forbids love (relationships) and you get a rough story of
our heroes. Oh, I forgot to add that there would be some love rivals to test our lovebirds’ relationship- you get my
drift, right?
I loved the story a lot. It was really good and with a lot of funny moments that would crack you up even if you had
the worst possible day ever. The best parts of curse were Saika’s. The way she transforms from a nice and ladylike
into a killing machine is something fabulous. Oh, and her futile, but not always, efforts to shake of Shin’s advances,
can’t leave anyone laughing. On he other hand you have Shin. Well, he’s from that male population that says: “I
into a killing machine is something fabulous. Oh, and her futile, but not always, efforts to shake of Shin’s advances,
can’t leave anyone laughing. On he other hand you have Shin. Well, he’s from that male population that says: “I
want it and I’ll get it.” In the very, very beginning, he’s just a frustrating negative character, but to the end of the
1st or 2nd chapter, he becomes your either first or second favourite characters, depends how you like Saika.
I enjoyed this story a lot. I mean really a lot. The whole concept of a school, which banned relationships, was quite
new to me, not really new, I’ve either read or watched something with similar idea behind, but how Oda-sensei
managed to describe it and actually bring it to life is absolutely amazing. The way characters interact is as if you
were just plunged into high schiil, I mean, I graduated high school about 2 years ago and it was the first time I
missed it, because it was too similar to my own high school years. I really enjoyed reading about Saika and Shin’s
relationship. They cracked me up, but at the same time their interaction was sweet. I was having a lot of fun
reading about Shin. Whenever he was turned down and afterwards got his revenge on Saika. The way they looked
for secluded places to be alone at school. But that just arose a question within me: couldn’t they spend their spare
time together? Was it really necessary to “fool around” at school?
I hope you will find some time to read this story. It’s fast paced and you just can’t put it down even for a minute.
Are you ready to get acquaintance with Saika, Shin and many more amazing characters? Then, what are you
waiting for? Start reading it now! I hope you’ll enjoy it as much as I did and don’t forget to share your thoughts
below. Stay tuned for more reviews as well as promos here, on Katie’s Corner! Happy reading!
XOXO
Katie
|huwaaaa......bagus begete....duh...shin bae banget deh, romantis pula, plus Polos...wkwkwkw....Love it much.....
Best romantic comic so far.....Luvluvluvluvluv....^^