Reviews for Mr. Kayashima's Life of Luxury: The Proposal Manga

It's a sequel to Mr. Kayashima, so I bought it. It was so much fun and soothing.

The process of growing up is carefully depicted. That's fine, but after all, I didn't feel the dramatic development of twirling emotional movements or strong determination that I felt in the first volume. I was wondering if the gardener wasn't able to confide in his family after all, and what to do after proposing.

His name as a gardener didn't come up until the end. Names are insignificant, though. It was great that they both shared a sense of happiness.

Even if it's impossible in the world, it's just my family or something. Once in a while, I wanted them to include stories about the butler and Koizumi. It would be a waste for it to end. It's fine if it's like the last 4 frames, so I think the gag style fits the solid gap in the main story. that's a waste

From a relationship that began when they suddenly pushed into an apartment, it has now changed to a relationship where two people spend time in the same bed, and I feel the passage of time. This time, when I was waiting at the airport ahead of my homecoming destination, I was impressed to see them being slapped by a surprised gardener and their eyes were in a circle. Sumito is still unpredictable, so I guess it's exciting to read it. I was able to feel the future right in front of me, from incense fireworks to birthday gifts. The scene where Rachmaninoff showed his energy was great too!