Reviews for Or Something Like It Manga

The content of the story is good, and so are the words. The pictures are beautiful, and I'm looking forward to continuing it as if it were a novel.

There are only good characters, and it really calms me down. I want my kids to grow up happy. But I'm sure it would be fine if there were adults like Kina around... but I'm worried about Kina's past, so I'm looking forward to the continuation.

I loved all the pictures, characters, and content! May everyone be happy...!!

I feel that the main character's woman, boyfriend, and brother are all wonderful. I want to be a mother who not only speaks to her children, but also makes them understand.

I admire Kina's clean personality. I thought the words pointing out mistakes to the other party, but with a sense of sincerity, reason, and consideration, were very warm.

I don't know why they don't want to get married, but I'm moved by how they struggle to fulfill their responsibilities like a parent, even when they decide to take care of their cousin's child with whom they are dating. I only have a job as a writer, so it was easy to refute it!

I want to read stories about people who think like Kina and people like these two, even if it's just comics. Also, after reading this, I wanted to become a person who can think and act like this. Since I was in a similar situation with my siblings, I really think my life would have been quite different if someone like Kina had been around at that time. To be honest, I didn't have any adults to direct, consult, or guide my life, and I didn't have the knowledge that I could do anything about it myself. That's why I want to be someone who helps with all kinds of guidance as much as possible. After reading this comic, I once again thought that children need guidance with even one option.

Kina is so wonderful! I'm also very concerned about Aki's relationship, but it's a very heartwarming work. I want to read more soon.

The main character was doing well as a person, and I was taken aback by the words she said. Both of the kids are nice kids, the younger one is really cute, and the older one is a good-looking guy.

It's painful not to have vocabulary _: ('`”): I think it's a work that makes you feel warm even though it's sad

With the single couple Kinahoto and Aki. After losing their parents in an accident, they decided to take in the Toma Haruhi brothers... At first, I was nervous about how the Kinahoto Brothers, who had no clothes on their teeth, would live... but I was relieved that they seemed to be living quite well. Live while solving small problems. Expectations for the future.

I thought it was very interesting. The continuation is too complicated, but it feels like the serialization is slow, so it's sad.

It slowly seeps into my heart. There are many things I read once and finished, but I read them over and over again.

I like Kina, who suddenly accepts a life with an unrelated child, faces reality, and accepts it. I can express my right opinions to anyone, and I think my feelings are conveyed even though I'm not imposing my own thoughts. I feel a little refreshed in a world where you can be hit as soon as something happens.

We all cared for each other, and I thought that as we lived our lives, they would become a family. I admire Kinaho's courage to cherish her own thoughts. Touma-kun is too good a kid ❗

The main character's thoughts are extremely firm, and it's a work that makes me think a lot. Even though the words are blunt, they are full of kindness and compassion as people, and they are my favorite characters. There is also a sense of expectation that stories leading to the present will be revealed little by little from now on about what happened in the past, and I'm really looking forward to the continuation.

I bought it (^^) It's a family that isn't related by blood, so it's supposed to be a complicated relationship, but there are strangely cozy places... the main character, Kina, has a refreshing personality that's really nice? is Haru-kun... really cute?

It's a story that makes me think that there is no right answer to raising children, and that there are various ways of thinking. Both the main character and children are cute and wonderful.

I've read up to 2 volumes. There's still more to come, right? Kina-chan's past, the relationship between the two, the relationship with her younger brother, and everything. It makes me think a lot.