Reviews for Or Something Like It Manga

This review contains spoilers. At the beginning, I'm surprised that Kina readily accepts children, but as you read on and understand her personality, you'll understand that she is a person who has firm standards of judgment. The space created by 4 people “like a family” is so warm that it makes me cry. All the characters that appear are adorable. And everyone's heartfelt voice saying, “Haru is strong.” It really is the best! Wouldn't most disputes be resolved if Haru-kun were there? Not only are their faces and actions cute! Being able to innocently make statements that make up the essence of things is strong! Mysterious words are popular from time to time, and I have children, so I really like it. It's really adorable how Fuyuma's older brother is getting less and less hesitant and is now able to say what he wants to say to adults.

This review contains spoilers. I'm attracted to Kina's personality. It's usually not easy to suddenly accept children with no blood connection at all. They are people who are close to people's feelings and can say and act, so I respect them very much. I want to support the process of gradually becoming like a family with my lover and children.

This review contains spoilers. While reading the serial on the trail, I often want to reread them all at once, so I bought this one too. “It's serious enough” set in the small restaurant Imai, which appears in the story. has also been purchased. Of course, the store manager of Imai, who is the younger brother of Sadato, characters such as Yoshioka, who gave clothes to Haru, and Sento, who is Fuyuma's classmate, appear here and there, so I don't think there's any harm in reading it. It's a light BL, but... Fuyuma attends the junior high school where Kina, Nobuhito, and Imai's mentsu (excluding Osawa) also attended, and it seems that Kina had some reason from her homeroom teacher (current vice-principal) at the time due to family issues during her junior high school days, and it seems that Sadayoshi also has something, if not as much as Kina. In contrast to the brainy weathered person who brings in only her relatives' children without any consultation, Kina has already attained enlightenment, a human being has been created to the extent that Kina has already attained enlightenment. There aren't really any bad people in this story so far. Even if there are some problems, they have been improved little by little if Kina points them out. Fuyuma and Haru, who suddenly lost their parents, are sad, but it's a story about the process of gradually forming something like a new family. It has already been published in 3 volumes. What are Fuyuma's classmate Kei-kun's intentions? Since my family is in trouble, Fuyushin thought it would be difficult too, so did he approach it? Is it because I'm sorry? If it were real, it would really be taken into consideration if it were a relative of the perpetrator of the accident and a relative of the victim. Fuyushin, who has put a lid on his feelings, will end up in an atmosphere that seems to be violently shaken from now on, so it's frustrating.