What if I said I love you.

Head up; I loveee cliche shoujo manga. (as long as the author execute the cliche well) I write this review after finishing reading the second time. it was an unintended reread though. because i thought i have never read it before but anyway! [ the ups ] i love the ship dynamic. it's those "wild aggressive cat x cool butso whipped for the cat". [+1] i love how the reason the guy likes the girl is because he looks up to her. he loves how the girl never looks back on her dream and he wished he had done the same thing before. [+1] i love how the girl is actually serious in playing basketball, and never try to gain any attention from her beloved senior though he is the reason she get into the club. [+1] character development! the guy used to always tell the girl to stop playing basketball as a guy but at the end he realized he should do what she want [+1] reversed harem. i'm shamelessly so whipped for reversed harem. [+1] upon reading the first chapter, i was so ready to drop this manga because of the "i am a girl dressed up as a guy but this short hair? oh it's only a wig" trope but then girlie really go out and cut her hair raw to prove her determination. short hair girl >>>>>>>> [+1] [ the down ] ight.. everytime the guys took her out, they dressed her up with long hair wig and girly clothes eventhough she's clearly uncomfortable in it. [-1] the quote "i'm going to make a girl out of you". like dude if she's comfortable like that, let her be! (and tbh the girl acting the way she is is so attractive to me so) [------1] when the cliche got a ltitle too much. you know? those scene that's only there so the author could draw their desired imagination. it seems kind of.. forced. [-1] homophobic. [-1] ------ but again, for a cliche shoujo manga, i do enjoyed it pretty well.