I found the romance portion to be just enough to be interesting, but not the entire main focus, nor so much that it suffocated someone like me - who does not enjoy romance as much as she probably should.
It was a good and interesting read, but it was equally confusing. Overall, and my enjoyment of this manga, can be summed up quite simply. I grew fond of Juliet and a few side characters from reading, which is enough for me with a work like this. As the manga was quite short, and followed a general track ( as it's a spin-off sort of thing ), it did an overall good job of working characters from base knowledge to having a bit of depth. They`ve got a bit of depth and meaning to them, but they're not fantastic characters. Some of the characters are a bit annoying, or perhaps too selfless. Not only from a majority of the manga I have read, but as well as what Shakespear wrote them as being originally. The characters are different, and relatively unique. Once I had actually read and finished, however, I was glad I did. I had put off reading this manga ( as well as watching the anime ), in spite of many people telling me of their enjoyment over both. The characters in this manga are actually quite a bit different than how Shakespeare originally wrote them! Which is something I enjoyed. In some places it looks odd or lacks details, or is just bland to look at in general. It's not very stunning nor breathtaking, nor anything that's very different from any other manga.
In the very end, I found that the twists were interesting, but not enough to bring myself to a point that I found myself extremely fond of, nor completely understanding of, what happened. Towards various different aspects and events that happened, I was questioning myself and what I'd read, as well as rereading/glancing it over. Said factors are both unique and confusing. There are quite a few factors, however, that claim difference between the two. Story-wise Romeo x Juliet, is indeed another tale based off that of William Shakespeare's work " Romeo and Juliet ".
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