Koi no Himitsu Kichi

I recently found this manga, so the review is fresh off the bat! Or something along the lines... But beware. This manga is more like a love triangle rather than a reverse harem. I mean, she still has three guys around her, but only two show devotion(?).

Koi no Himitsu Kichi Manga Summary: Aisu is a daughter of the Outori financial combine family. She loves Hiro at first sight, who is a friend of her childhood friend Ren, and she enrolls at the same high school that Hiro attends. However, her father forces her to get married, so she explodes in anger...!

Physical Qualities: The scans were definitely high quality. Not shabby or blurry. It was as clean as the mangas that you buy in stores. The typesetting was okay. It was mostly good, but it could've been a little better. All in all, this manga is one of the lucky ones!

Graphics: It was pretty good. Not as beautiful as some of the other mangas that I read, but I liked it. The protagonist was really cute looking and the guys were good looking too.

Protagonist: Aisu did what most girls would do in her place...Minus the running away from home, going to a guy's house (he's a friend but still guy). She's cute, but has her annoying times too.

Bishounen: They weren't exactly bishies. I mean they look hot, but not hot. Like smoking hot. Not really any stereotypes except for the guy in the friend zone. Which is good too. They take on a new look and show what true bros would do.

Plot: The typical arranged-marriage-and-run-away-from-home plot. Aisu lives with her friend and his friends, one whom happens to be her crush. A series of events happen and keep you guessing who is Aisu going to choose, her childhood friend or her first love?

Overall Review: My favorite part about this manga was that it kept you guessing who Aisu is going to choose. Not many mangas do that to you because most of the time, it's obvious. And I liked the way the mangaka showed the bond between bros. FRIENDSHIP FOREVER!!! This is a good manga to read if you're just browsing. It's not exactly jerking emotions from you and it's not something I would personally read again. But you never know. Things might surprise you...