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I honestly didn't like the manga that much.
It was decent enough for me to not completely kill myself trying to get through it, but it really wasn't all that great.
The story was definitely lacking.
I've played through the game a few times and even I kept getting confused as I read it.
Plus it moved way too fast; the characters weren't developed at all and everything was really rushed.
I did enjoy the Kafei and Anju bit, but even that wasn't amazing.
Overall, I suppose it's worth reading if you really want to read all the Zelda manga, or if you're a diehard Zelda fan that's looking to be ... disappointed.
If you're looking for something really good, I wouldn't recommend this.

I have been a fan of The Legend of Zelda series for a long time, and Ocarina of Time was always my favorite of the games by far.
I was pretty excited to read this manga and it actually wasn't horrible.
I really liked the development of the characters and the new interactions they had that weren't in the game.
They were something fresh, but they were still believable and seemed to me that they could have just as easily been a true part of the game.
At first I did find it weird that Link could just go through an entire dungeon in the turn of a page, ... but I don't think the manga would have been too interesting if it was Link solving puzzles throughout the whole thing.
I was glad that it still mostly stuck true to the game's plot.
Overall, it was pretty good. I'm not sure whether or not I'd read it again, but anyone who hasn't read it yet should at least give it a shot.

I quickly fell in love with this manga, so much that I sat in my room and read the entire series straight through the same night I started.
I was a Soushi fan, but I loved Night too.
The characters were developed really well, the story was good, and the art was amazing.
I found very few flaws as I read through it and I enjoyed it so much.
It was a good welcoming back into the manga world.
I would definitely recommend this to everyone, because I absolutely loved it!

Each of the separate stories inside this manga truly deserve separate scores rather than lumping them all together.
I found the first chapter, 'Butterfly Cloud,' to be really enjoyable, actually.
The story and the art were great, and I could really see the connection between each of the main characters.
I felt like I was off to a good start when I read it.

The second story, 'Less Than Love,' was not quite as good as the first, but it was still enjoyable.
It kept me giggling because it reminded me of my own obsessive crushes that I went through in middle school ^^
The art was also good here; in ... fact, the art was good through all of the stories.

However, I felt that the last two stories were lacking.
I didn't feel that the characters were developed very well, nor were they all that interesting.
The plots themselves behind the two stories weren't that great either.
By the end of the read, I felt pretty let down.

If you're looking for a quick read, definitely read 'Butterfly Cloud,' and then 'Less Than Love' if you'd like too. Personally, I don't recommend 'Man Hater' or 'The Cherry Blossoms Scatter.'

Even though this was a short read, I really loved it.
The characters were believable and I could relate my younger self to the main character, so it was easy for me to get into it.
The storyline and the message were both really great, and the art was fantastic.
The manga had its flaws, as most do, but overall I really enjoyed it a lot.
I only wish it had been longer and said what happens next!
I'd recommend reading it to anyone who was looking for something short and sweet to read ^^