Reviews for Or Something Like It Manga

already! already! It's the best. I can't help but be worried about the next one. We will grow as a family while raising siblings from other people in red. I definitely recommend it.

I was moved by the way they sincerely dealt with children who were not related by blood.

An older sister who doesn't lose sight of her priorities and things to do even when faced with difficult problems is cool. I wanted to be this kind of adult.

I want to be that kind of adult. It's packed with so many wonderful words. No matter how many times you read it, it's an interesting comic and will stick to your heart.

It's healing. It makes me think about a lot of things each time. I admire Kina, who doesn't decorate, because she's so cool. I finished volume 3 at a point where I was really worried, so I want to read more soon...!

Haru is an angel. Kina is cool. Sometimes things that try to be right don't work that well in reality. Although not related by blood, the four people who live together while talking a lot are a wonderful family.

I admire Kina's clear personality, and I think her way of thinking is amazing. It can also be cool! I'm not my own child, so I think there are things that are different from when that was the case, but it's helpful and makes me aware of various things. I'm also curious about future relationships, and I want to read more!!

It was a story about how I wish I had become this kind of person, and Kina is awesome! I want to be your friend

It's been a while since I came across an interesting work by Don Pisha. I read too much and ended up charging points. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

That's amazing. It's the one that Kina-chan is so cool that she falls in love with. because I'm a writer? Even though they are very well-organized, they are kind and warm. She is a beautiful person with a really straight heart. There was a depiction of a strange adult, but the book's perspective is sometimes a child's point of view, so I never get tired of it. It's a very good work

I've read the author's BL comics, and I didn't know they were by the same artist, and they were introduced on the top page of the site, so I bought the title. Isn't it normal to start a life that isn't in the form of a normal family, and you make a living as a novelist? Is the protagonist of Senses normal through adopted children? The story where she feels doubts about her social environment, disagrees, increases the number of allies, and changes her social environment is a very interesting development. I'm worried about the continuation. I'm looking forward to the next volume.

I admire Kina's personality. Not only was it simply interesting to read, but it was also a work that gave me a lot of emotions.

It was a very warm and gentle work that made me think again about how to treat myself.

I really love the atmosphere in all of Aso-sensei's stories! What's more, “it's serious in its own way.” I wonder if it's a spin-off of something like this. If you don't mind BL, I want you to read it as well!

There is no blood connection, but I was drawn in by reading Kihonatsu's clumsy yet serious dealing with her two siblings. Do you love the story and the pictures?

The healthy siblings and adults watch over the two with a clumsy yet warm feeling. Reading it really warmed my heart. Each of the 4 people living together has feelings for each other, and I feel that every word they say is deep. I admire adults like the main character.

There is compassion for the other person in my words and actions, and I read it while thinking that it's wonderful. Kina's words are played back in my brain in an awkward tone, and I feel that there is love there.

It resonates with my heart. I read it while hoping that Kinaho-san is an adult and natural person who combines candor and that Fuyuma-kun is a good kid who cares too much, so I hope he can relax from now on. A wonderful story ^ ^