TOKYO Yamanote BOYS

a bit disappointed that the art isn't the same though ):
but still.. kyaa~ rudou jesus <3 <3

oh shuush guiseee, haha~ just read this like you'd play it ^^
skip the text and enjoy the loverly boys art

I think the reason cliched characters can get away with being cliched is that they either have additional elements or the setting changes the events that follow (or both). After 1 chapter I didn't really see any setting, all I saw was cliches being cliched to each other...

Wow... it's like a normal manga in that it's full of flat, cliched characters... except... there's no pretense, they're even PORTRAYED as flat characters! I'm not sure I've ever seen such a manga. It's like it's so empty of meaning that it transcends itself and gains a totally different meaning...

Ah... I'll give it 3 or so more chapters. But what the hell is this? I have no idea what the hell is going on right now.

Anyways.. rushed romances are the best?

That was difficult to make through. Practically every panel deserved a *facepalm*.

The word shallow isn´t even enough to describe this manga.

It is that bad.

@Raiphin

Yep, you're right. The manga's based on the otome game of the same name. However, although the game is targeted at girls, the manga adaptation is serialzied in GFantasy, a magazine that targets a male demographic (specifically shounen). A lot of authors in GFantasy are female. For example: TOBOSO Yana (Kuroshitsuji) and MOCHIZUKI Jun (Pandora Hearts). So, technically, it's a shounen. Still, It beats me as to why the manga adaptation of an otome game is running in a shounen magazine.

The game itself also had a really weird disease/virus plot (which I assume the manga will cover), but it's still an otome game. Oh well.

Tagged 'shoujo' cuz well...was this an Otome game? It sure reads like one! XD Also nice art. Reminds me of UtaPri.