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This was one of the more disappointing Tezuka reads. It starts off with a great premise, and the story is on track fro something that would make a fun read. Sadly by the end, it is just over with much left never to discuss again. Characters who appear a couple times that seem major, but never touched on again, other moments its jumping ahead story wise with huge gaps. I just finished this and was left thinking... Uhm... ok, that was a thing. I can't recommend this unless you feel you need to read everything Tezuka has done. 2.5 out 5.
The manga of Aho-Girl is okay, but kind of underwhelming, but I fear that is because I've seen the anime first. After watching the anime, the jokes feel flatter in manga form.
This was a super fun and cute read. Watching Desi fall in to the Korean Drama trap was glorious, as I remember being the same way with my first Korean Drama. Watching her apply those "lessons" to real life was uniqe and sometimes cringe worthy (in a good way). Maurene Goo does a good job representing the K-Drama formula and even mentions some titles throughout the book people should check out. Even I still have some on my to watch. Definitely a must read for fans of K-Dramas, but also a fun read for anyone with an interest in possibly checking them out. 4 out of 5 stars!
