Reviews for Or Something Like It Manga

This review contains spoilers. My uncle takes over my siblings who have lost their parents, but they bring them to the house of the writer's girlfriend I'm dating. But Kina is also a nice person. They say things clearly, but they are also kind, and it's nice that they respect children. I have no intention of becoming a parent; I am just a guardian. However, it's nice that they aren't clumsy, bothersome, or emotional while trying to figure out how to live together without feeling like they're different people. It's an unassuming character, but I like it. I feel like my boyfriend can't read the air quite a bit. I don't notice it, but I'm making an effort. The kids are also nice enough to be too honest. I'm looking forward to seeing what the lives of these 4 people will look like in the future.

This review contains spoilers. A warm person who seems to be divided. I want to be like Kina-san. Both children and adults face each other and treat each other.

This review contains spoilers. I was listening to relatives discussing where Fuyuma-kun, a second-year middle school student, and 5-year-old (older) Shunya-kun, who lost their parents due to an unexpected accident, had circumstances in their respective families, and even though Fuyushin-kun and Shunya-kun were talking in a place where Fuyushin-kun and Shunya-kun could hear them, they were spinning the tub or rather pressing each other... at the end of the day, the siblings almost fell apart saying “if it were alone,” but I couldn't help but think “Are you coming to my house?” The story starts with Tojujin Sun calling out to the two and taking them into a house where they are living together with their lover Kisahosan (writer) and the two of them decide to raise them while cooperating. Nobuto Sun makes rules for Fuyuma-kun and Shunya-kun's parents (mother's grandmother's older sister, son, in other words) to start living with four cousins, and Ki Natsuho San is (somewhat) free of time, even though my time is cut down and my work moves away from home, so Fuyushin-kun and Chunya-kun are good kids They helped me even if I didn't say it, and they helped Kisato San also stimulated me with housework, and now they are living a friendly life with four people. Fuyuma-kun and Shunyo both transferred schools (transfers), but they made friends without problems and seemed to be having a fun student (kindergarten child) life, so both Kisaho-san and Nobuto San were completely relieved, but they actually ran over Fuyushin-kun's parents by Micchan (Kayanuma Kei-kun), who became good friends with classmates at Fuyushin-kun's transfer destination I can confide in my partner's son and express my acknowledgement. In many cases, I think the actions taken at that time are avoided because they can't forgive them, but Fuyuma-kun said “Kayanuma is not bad” and it's wonderful that he chose to stay on good terms as before... I was impressed that it wasn't something anyone could do, and at the same time received a lot of love from her parents and grew up under a good education policy. Then, even though Kika Hosan never raised a child, Shunyo-kun's physical condition Even if they respond to changes or sudden illnesses without hurrying, maybe they also have younger brothers (younger sisters) who are older? Suddenly, I also pay attention to unreasonable things for kindergarten parents and kindergarten children, but the way to pay attention is good and it makes me feel refreshed. I feel that it's because there is an unwavering core running through Kisahosan. I'm looking forward to the lives of the four people and the growth of the children in the future

This review contains spoilers. The beginning of the story isn't peaceful in the first place, but I really like the author's sense of being involved with people, respecting people, and the way you can learn if you don't understand. The pictures are beautiful, and I thought I was able to come across a very wonderful work that was quick to make with a small frame, made me think, and had something to learn. I would definitely recommend this to anyone. I'm really looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. Basically, the people who come out are kind. There are people who are strict at first glance, and people who are scary, but there are times when they are just clumsy when deciphering them. It's a heavy story in terms of worldview, but I'm soothed by the characters that appear.

This review contains spoilers. There is a part that overlaps slightly with myself, and it makes me cry quite a bit. There are only very good stories, and the way of thinking is very good (Kina-chan), and I admire this kind of flat state.