With high school graduation approaching, Mei Soraike tries to confess her love to her best friend for whom she had long harbored a secret crush...only for her hopes to be crushed. But a little heartbreak is fine-because she'll absolutely, definitely, without a doubt get a girlfriend in college! And no sooner does Mei set her resolve than potential prospects start sidling up to her one by one...?!
I felt very conflicted about I Dont Know Which is Love throughout the whole first volume; the art is lovely, the protagonist is instantly likeable, and theres great potential in this story. But the heavy use of fanservice merely being unhealthy depictions of queer relationships rubbed me the wrong way. If it wasnt so ramped and constant within the book, I would have been kinder to it, but I found myself less enthusiastic with every page turned. Lets hope that future volumes can improve. Read Full Review
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