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I dunno how helpful this review will be but I just had to write one since I enjoyed the manga so much (as you can see I gave it the perfect 10 score) :) I think that the proof of a really good manga is when the reader becomes emotionally invested in what they're reading. I really liked this manga because of the range of feelings I felt when reading it..one moment I was crying and the next I was laughing, then feeling frustrated (read it and you'd know why). It's the kind of story that makes you happy and scream kyahhh!! I think ... the story was well executed too. The pacing was perfect, the fillers/side stories didn't make it dull and dragging and the characters were so lovable (especially the yakuza gang! hahaha!). The art was beautiful as well. I mean, Rakuto's so hot what else can a girl ask for? :)

When I started reading the manga, I thought it would be the stereotypical "Poor Girl-Meets-Rich Guy" story. But as I continued on reading, there were sudden twists and turns that began giving the story more depth. I am excited to find out how the story develops. The characters are also well developed. I find that the main antagonist in the story is hard to completely hate because he is such a sad character. The female protagonist starts out weak but eventually as the story progresses, she becomes strong. The art is also great. The details are exquisite and the bishies made me drool. I'm ... glad I stumbled upon this manga. :)

Moderator note: This review is for the one-shot, "Melodramatic Library", which has since been merged into Sora Log.

I've always liked forbidden romances, so this story falls right into my kind of shoujo manga. It's just too bad that it's a one-shot. The art was great, I loved how the characters were drawn. The story is short and sweet and just the right amount of teasing ;), it has an unexpected twist which I did not see coming. I thoroughly enjoyed all 39 pages of it and you would too.

Shoujo Manga. Manga written for the reading pleasure of the female population of the world. Honey Hunt is typical shoujo. It gets the reader excited and makes their heart flutter in certain parts. It makes the reader wish that she were the female protagonist.It involves a lot of romance, in this case, the female protagonist is surrounded by three capable and very good looking men who want her. The good thing about the story which is why I gave it an 8 is that it has interesting characters. I liked how the antagonist is actually the female protagonist's mother, it's complex in a way that ... the mom and daughter can't hate each other openly because of their public image. The three good looking male love interests is the icing on the cake. Two are brothers (twins), the other seems rough, rude and mean but actually honestly likes the girl, the other is kind and gentle but has hidden motives, the third is my personal favorite, the manager who takes the female lead under his wing and tries to help her with her career. I enjoyed how the romance is quite complicated. All the male love interests have internal conflicts which is why they can't simply love the girl. Since it's a shoujo manga, all the emotional turmoils of the characters are written out and is highly entertaining. I love Shachou (manager)! Kyaaaah! XD I just had to say that again! Read it and you'd know why.

The beginning was promising, it had fairly good art work so I was excited. But, as the story progresses, I realized the plot was really dumb. The main conflict in the story is about the difficulties of hiding a student-teacher relationship, I get that this is a smutty kind of manga but the character development was done poorly. The teacher is extremely smart because he teaches chemistry but he eventually does something really dumb that leads to the major problem in the entire story. It could have been a better manga if the story was thought out more properly.