So Cute It Hurts!!, Vol. 4 (4)

I love this so much! It is adorable in ever sense. If you enjoy reading something cute, and sweet this is for you. It kind of has a parody quality to it that is great. I mean that the mangaka (author) is not taking the genre too seriously, and seems to want to convey a sense of humor to common tropes. ...Oh my gosh, I love Aoi!

This series has been a lot of fun so far. The characters funny and adorable, as well as having some mystery as to what went on in their pasts.If you enjoy good art, some cute comedy, and some slow building romance/relationships, I think this would be a good series to try. I'm looking forward to reading the next volume.

this manga is very cute as usually from the Mangaka

~3.5/5In this volume, Megumu and Aoi go on their first date, impeded by their two-foot distance rule. Aoi is surprised by his own want to be closer to Megumu, and she’s unaware, but they’re both overly nervous. It’s a cute date, with Megumu equally excited over her history fandom and nervous about eating in front of Aoi.Then Mitsuru has a surprise date with Azusa—surprise because he thinks she’s calling him out for a duel, when really she’s trying to go on a date with him. This is a struggle for both of them, mainly because Mitsuru actually likes Shino, and still doesn’t know how to develop that relationship.I’m very wishy-washy with this series. On one hand, I like Megumu and Aoi, they’re adorable, and their date is very cute. I’m intrigued by Mitsuru and Shino, though I still haven’t decided where I stand with that triangle.But on the other hand, the exaggeration, the sense of humor, the occasional text speak really gets on my nerves. One second I’ll be annoyed with the exaggerated chibi embarrassment, the next I’ll be thinking that Aoi is adorable.I’m still reading, but I’m very on the fence with this series.A review copy was provided by the publisher, VIZ Media, for an honest review. Thank you so, so much![More of my reviews are available on my blog, Geeky Reading, to which there's a link on my profile.]

It wasn’t what I expected. From switching places to cross-dressing to being unable to touch each other, this is starting to sound like a couple movies I know.

I like how light and fun this series is to read. The characters have really grown on me, and I like the way the story is heading. I just hope more starts happening soon because, while I like the cuteness, I don't want it to get repetitious.

I'm not sure I like this story... I like the characters, I like the art... But there is something missing compared to others series by Ikeyamada-sensei. There isn't that spark that usually distinguishes her works from other shōjo manga out there.I don't have a favorite character yet. The most interesting is probably Azusa, though. She's crazy and strong and she can fight against a buy and not lose. And I like all her facial expressions.Aoi is interesting as well but... As a love interest he's too serious in my opinion. Mitsure is more on the crazy side and I kind of prefer him to Aoi. I still want to know more about Aoi's past and this may be the topic of volume #5.And I already have it in my little hands... Eh, eh, eh...