The story starts off about Sawamura Seij, a high school delinquent, also known as "Mad Dog Sawamura" because he is undefeated and the most feared delinquent in the whole entire city. However, in all of his glory, he has a weakness, a desperate need for a girlfriend, and sadly he has a huge rejection streak for the pass 17 years. Until one day his "devil's fist" is replaced by a girl named Kasugano Midori, who has a crush on him for 3 years straight! With Midori on his hand his life immediately starts to change as now he is handicapped.

Story: This is probably one of the most unique romantic comedy you could find out there. A lot of romantic comedies usually has a girl madly in love with a guy and somehow they slowly start going out, etc. Most of them are pretty basic, but Midori no Hibi differs greatly from the group in the way it is portrayed. The plot itself is quite simple, but it is able to be delivered in a pretty funny, but not too complex way. The amount of fillers is probably similar to many other romantic comedies, but they do one way or another relate to the plot. Even though there are plenty of laughing moments, there are many moments too, that is just so sweet and touching as each character develops.

Art: Well the artwork is pretty simple in my opinion. Simple BUT nice. The author is able to portray the feelings of the characters pretty well. The main characters or the ones close to the main characters looks pretty nice and decent. But I really do like the simplicity of the art, but it can become quite complex and amazing during those important scenes.

Character: This series has a pretty decent amount of character development. The only downside I would say it that only the main character develops, but the supporting characters do make important contributions to Midori and Sawamura development. Though the Midori and Sawamura have a lot of carefree spirit most of the times there will be times where they do get serious or sweet.

Enjoyment: I will for sure read this manga again. It was absolutely delightful in my opinion. I loved the carefree nature it had and the amount of funny moments. Also there was also a lot of sweet and cute times, but it also incorporated some sad moments. (That I actually shed a tear, hey don't judge!) I really enjoyed it, even though I felt like this manga was really similar to many other romantic comedy series, the really big difference is the way it is packaged. I have to admit the way it is packaged is completely unique, and Sawamura doesn't really get so many girls like many other romantic comedies so this does make the series quite unique. Overall I really loved it and I hope you will give this manga a chance and hopefully enjoy it!