Boku wa Kiss de Uso wo Tsuku

Ah, the good old naive romance...but I agree the guys feelings and reactions are the best part in the story. Same for the extras. I would love to read more shoujo that follows the development of love of a boy, instead of a high school girl's.

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Decent mangu. Really liked the extra chapters tho.

I... can't rate this, because to be fair, I haven't read it all. I clicked out at the end of chapter 1. The "heroine" is an object, not an actor. At least, to that point in the story. No volition, no... <frustrated noise>
You don't run into it in modern shoujo so often, but at least to that chapter, she was fulfilling the "Men Act, Women Are" trope. Which gives me the willies. <shudders> Read Oresama Teacher? Remember the shoujo manga they were reading in the one chapter, where, around every corner, a boy appeared to profess his love? That's how I felt.
Sorry, die-hard fans. Perhaps it gets better in later chapters, but I can't stick around through the cardboard cut-outs of characters to find out.

Well, then...you really missed out.  Sure, the main heroine's kinda naive, but she begins to take some things into her own hands.  Honestly, though, I didn't really care about that; I was in it for the guys, and that's why I say you missed out.  Most shoujo harem manga explore the relationship(s) from the females POV and only reveal the male's POV from a "sudden" confession after some conflict has occurred.  This one actually voiced the thought processes of a lovesick teenage boy, which is pretty rare.

Even if you don't read the rest of it, you should read chapter 6.  Most of the rest was pretty typical shoujo, but that chapter stood out, since it was from the perspective of a guy in love.

I... can't rate this, because to be fair, I haven't read it all. I clicked out at the end of chapter 1. The "heroine" is an object, not an actor. At least, to that point in the story. No volition, no... <frustrated noise>
You don't run into it in modern shoujo so often, but at least to that chapter, she was fulfilling the "Men Act, Women Are" trope. Which gives me the willies. <shudders> Read Oresama Teacher? Remember the shoujo manga they were reading in the one chapter, where, around every corner, a boy appeared to profess his love? That's how I felt.
Sorry, die-hard fans. Perhaps it gets better in later chapters, but I can't stick around through the cardboard cut-outs of characters to find out.

I really liked this manga. It was well-written, the female lead was likable but flawed, and the art is really good.

@Expers It's called a reverse harem and their are tons of manga and anime with the same general plot

@Expers It's called a reverse harem and their are tons of manga and anime with thesame general plot

@Expers_i didn't remember there's any... :|
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I maybe wrong but wasn't their an anime with a story like this?

agree with you ^^
and this story really have good base, so bad it have been ended this soon =x

Okay I know shoujo's are for girls to look at good looking guys and all but I can't help to love the female lead in this she's just to freaking cute!