"Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned."

As most manga shoujos, you always see the typical tsundere, moe, megane, etc.. but nothing compares to our dearly loved Mogami Kyoko-chan. While the plot may seem not THAT interesting at first, the flow of the story is wonderful. I will try my best not to include spoilers for this manga though I'm sure people have already read and seen the anime.

Kyoko-chan is what you would call "Yamato Nadeshiko." Kind, loving, caring, sweet, etc... the kind of woman that Fuwa Sho finds boring and disappointing. Little did he know what was in store for him when he broke our Kyoko-chan heart. Seeking revenge on Kyoko-chan goes to tremendous lengths to show Shotaru how wrong he was to have played with Kyoko-chan's heart.

The manga revolves around Kyoko-chan who wants to ruin Sho (aka Shotaru) career but along the process of seeking revenge she meets the ever gorgeous Tsuruga Ren who complicates plans or gives her the chance to love again. Though the story has some holes (Kyoko-chan's parents), the progress of Kyoko-chan's escapades in the idol world has been enjoyable.

The art is lovely as ever. If can I can put my hands inside the monitor/manga and pull them out in real life. I have many favorite scenes (ex. Angel Kyoko-chan) where the mangaka has put the effort to show Kyoko-chan's beauty.

Character wise, I love how Kyoko-chan and friends have lost hope in love and are doing their bes to block-out all emotions or events that my trigger the feeling to come back. I also love how Kyoko changes slowly from hate to love, though NOT the romantic kind but love for work and friends.

Overall, this manga is worth the long series and wait. Though with the recent updates, it has been a little bit dragging but nonetheless still fun. I would recommend this to all the girls whose hearts has been trampled and have survived or anyone who just wants to read a new kind of heroine who doesn't succumb to love easily.