Reviews for Or Something Like It Manga

Due to sad circumstances, I suddenly decided to live with two other people's children, but I am moved by how they each care for each other and are trying to create a new “family.”

My lover suddenly brought in 2 of my relatives' children and took care of them together, and that's impossible anymore. It's impossible to accept that so easily. But it's interesting when you accept that premise and read it. I'm wondering if Kikaho, who is just rational, is a person who greedily fertilize everything as a writer. Her dry place, which is different from her coldness, and the world that can be seen centered around her is comfortable.

I thought there aren't many children who notice adults this much. That's why raising children is so hard. But I'm worried about the content.

The way Kina treats the 3 people involved in the 3 people who unexpectedly took care of her partner's distant relatives and ended up living with 4 people is amazing. They seem careless and think a lot, and even if their partner is a child they should protect, they treat them as a single person and care for them. There is probably something like Kina's own philosophy of action at the core, and I feel the strength that doesn't shake no matter who the opponent is. I think I want to learn from watching Kina, but it's quite difficult in the real world to stay blurry. Still, I think I'd like to imitate it in some way. There are many works that depict family ties, but I think it's a pretty deep work among them.

There are so many wonderful expressions for parents. The children involved should grow up to be honest.

I think there are people who have doubts about the relationship between the two adults, but that didn't get caught. If I were in this position, would it be my mom's friend? I have no choice but to clash with the right argument, I don't know any opinions about beautiful things, but since they only have an upfront argument, what's wrong with the right argument? I think, but how is it as a person that my boyfriend took in the kids without contact and took them to her house without any contact??? I think so I can somehow understand that a relationship between two ☆ -1 adults is allowed

What is a family? It makes me think. Perhaps it is precisely because there is no blood connection that we can respect each other carefully. I'm looking forward to the continuation from now on.

I've only read one volume yet, but I like that Kina is so wonderful that I'm in love with her, but since Kina herself, who is straight and not wrong, is honest with herself, I wonder if the two who took them in from now on will have a better way of growing up

At first glance, the family shape seems complicated, but time flows very warmly and kindly in it. The meal scene and the gathering scene are relaxing to watch. Every word of the main character has family feelings and is kind, and even I don't have children, I call him Gene. The latest story contains mysteries, and it's a work worth reading.

A work that makes you think. It's obvious, but it's often hard to act, and like the main character, I wanted to be like this.

Every word sticks to my heart. I've only read 1 volume yet, but I'm glad I bought 2 volumes 3 at once. It makes me want to reread it over and over again.

The main character's partner isn't on the cover, so I was fidgety about whether it was an age difference with my older brother, but so far it's a pseudo family of 4 people that makes me think. If that's the case, I'd like your partner to be included on the cover too. It would be great if it became a drama.

Reading it makes me think a lot, and I often reflect on myself. I admire Kina-chan for being able to think and act on the best way to sudden situations. I want this family to have a happy future.

Two people who aren't even a married couple suddenly start raising children... Kina is super attractive. The two kids are cute.

I sympathize with the circumstances and concerns they each have. The girls don't stand up and try to be a family by properly facing each other, so wonderful.

It's a work that makes me think a lot. It makes me want to be this kind of person.