Reviews for Or Something Like It Manga

This review contains spoilers. I suddenly became curious and started reading it, but since it was my favorite work, I continued to buy it. First, I'm surprised at how deep Kina-chan is, but since it is predicted that there is something in the background, it is an opportunity for me to worry about the continuation. Above all, Kina-chan is a very sensible and solid adult, and although she has little experience interacting with children, she recognizes each child's personality and faces them as a single person, so she is an attractive character. In reality, I don't think there are many people like this (myself included...). Scenes where she calmly confronts Yurika's mom (a common type of person (laughs)) express Kina-chan's strength of core that doesn't flatter others, her sense of ethics, and how smart she is, and it's very exhilarating. Not only that, but “like.” It depicts the process of four people communicating with each other and problems that can actually occur in today's society, etc., and I think it's a very wonderful work that is very satisfying to read, and makes you think, yet it has a warm feeling after reading it.

This review contains spoilers. Even though it's pretty heavy, the story progresses slowly, and I respect Kina-chan, who readily accepts anything else even though she would be bewildered and confused if a boy around his age and kindergarten child were suddenly brought in. It's heartwarming to read about two adults who try to protect their children in their own way, an older brother who refuses at first, and a younger brother who gets along so easily, isn't it? It's a work that teaches us that family isn't blood.