Reviews for Or Something Like It Manga

Kina is so handsome and so cool! It was a difficult situation for the kids, but it was really nice to have a wonderful encounter. “That's it!” There are many things I sympathize with, so I enjoyed reading it.

Rather than being a popular comic, I think it's a story that can be enjoyed in any era. The content also makes me think, so I'm deeply moved.

It's a work that makes me laugh, wrinkles make me cry, and gyu makes my heart ache... it's a work that gives me so many different emotions. Each person who comes out is a good person, and they are full of humanity, making me feel so happy.

It's a good work and I don't feel uncomfortable at all, but the characters are almost good people, and it's a statement that Kina-chan often looked at for her age (I may have overlooked it, but what is the writer writing? Philosophy or something?) The two children are so positive and can tell the difference, and to be honest, I even think they've gone too far with the feeling that it was too convenient. But I was able to forgive Haru's cuteness as to whether this was all right.

I really sympathize with the main character (the woman in the position of mother). Also, mothers and guardians are much happier with this kind of person than a good-looking woman who is beautiful, always wears makeup and fashion, and is nervous about fashion. Makeup and fashion are fun things for individual mothers, and not necessarily happy for children. The real intention of children is, “If you have time to do makeup and fashion (what you like) for yourself, listen carefully to our own stories.” Whether they have given birth or not, it is a mistake that women who have given birth are absolutely correct in their opinions. There are many cases where nannies and guardians take care of children much more properly than mothers who give birth to them, and understand the individual personalities of children. I'm not saying that the nursery teacher is right, that others are right, or that the father is right rather than the mother who gave birth. I think it is possible to have a good education by properly listening to the opinions of nursery teachers and other people who look at it objectively by a mother who sees it subjectively, and by stopping once and thinking again about one's own childcare method. Mothers who decide the childcare method by themselves in order to protect their mother's pride and reject others are happy and disappointed when childcare fails and is successful when they look at the child that has grown up and is successful, using the child as a tool to comfort themselves. From a child's point of view, it's not love, it's just the imposition of ideals; the mother is just comforting herself. I won't be truly grateful to my parents in the future. What children appreciate in the future is when the child determines that if there is a change in the child, they are silently watching the situation or listening properly to the story according to the child's personality. I don't think I should always listen to the child even when the mother is tired, but if the child repeats “see you later” only when the child talks to you, you should reflect on that and sincerely apologize to the child. “See you later” from mother to child is the same thing as a husband saying “I'll do it later” to his wife. From a child's point of view, I can only think that they always just talk and don't really want to listen. So, even if they are not real parents and children, this kind of family is ideal and very comfortable.

I've been really addicted to it since volume 1. It warms my heart, and the flow or rhythm of the story is a very comfortable work. You can clearly see the growth of each one that appears, and that growth is natural rather than sudden. Everyone who lives together has had an impact and is influenced, and I think it's a good family. It's a really wonderful work, and I'm looking forward to it from now on.

It's like reading a novel rather than a comic. It's a work where I can't help but hope that each new family will be happy. Fuyuma-kun is such a good kid that I'm in tears. Haru-kun is an angel. Also, Kina is a really wonderful person. It's also good that the mother type around you is changing. I'm looking forward to seeing how far I'll draw at the end.

It was a discount, so I thought it would only be 1 volume... but I bought the whole volume. I like the character's personality. I am encouraged by how they live their lives the way they are.

It's a work I've been interested in for a while, and the price was cut, so I bought it. It's a relationship where people respect each other regardless of age, even though they are other people. It makes me think.

I came across it through a trial reading, and I wanted to read it properly, so I couldn't put up with it, so I bought it all at once. I'm really looking forward to future developments.

I'm completely captivated by Kina-chan. An adult who doesn't want to put it out but says it and can say it. I also like the way they talk. It's good that kids are good kids. Kojito-kun's growth too. I'm already looking forward to the continuation. Thanks to Yoshioka & Osawa's “It's serious enough. I'm also curious about “(BL)”.

I've read episodes 1 or 2 a few times before, but they were a bargain, so I bought them! It's interesting and I'm curious about the continuation...! I'm really curious to see what will happen to these 4 people in the future!

It's a very nice story! Suddenly, you probably won't be able to take care of a completely unrelated child... but it's nice that she talks in an easy-to-understand manner so as not to hurt Kina's clear personality and the child. I'm excited to see my surroundings changing little by little.

I was worried until I bought it, but I'm glad I bought it. I was reading it on the commuter train and it made me cringe.