Reviews for Or Something Like It Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where the boyfriend who is dating the heroine takes in the child of a relative who lost her parents in an accident and has nowhere to go, and they live together. The children who were taken in are siblings aged 14 and 5, and they are healed by the good kids. I also like the fact that the heroine is trying to raise someone else's child in red with firm love.

This review contains spoilers. I like Kina's way of capturing and thinking about things, and her unshakable way of life. I was impressed that even if time was sometimes taken due to the presence of children, the idea that it was my time since I chose that situation was amazing because if I were in the same position/situation as her, I would be tempted and honestly wouldn't think so.? The presence of Kina, who is extremely merciful and doesn't care, is reassuring for children, and she feels warm, and it's probably great for children.? It's not a real family, but in a sense, I'm really curious about where this new form of family, where it seems like they're building relationships by exposing their true intentions from real families, will go in the future, and what kind of ending it will have as a story.?

This review contains spoilers. I read it because I thought it was an eccentric title. It's a pseudo-family story, isn't it? In reality, it is questionable whether others can live together and become like a family like in this film, but I thought it was an ideal family.

This review contains spoilers. A pseudo-family story. Two people are good: an older brother who cares and a younger brother who is full of childlike feelings. Haru is cute! The place where girls like things they seem to like is cute too! Please take care of what you love and grow!! I'm wondering if the relationship between Kina and Nobuhito can also be seen in the new way men and women are lovers but aren't married. Also, the stories of people around me get involved in a nice way and make me think. It looks like it will be made into a drama someday.. I'm in the anime group, so I think dramas... but I want them to be visualized that much!

This review contains spoilers. A novelist who suddenly lost her boyfriend's cousin and her husband, and decided to take in their two children? A story about a woman from My boyfriend, Kojito-kun, didn't contact her beforehand, and took the kids to her apartment after the funeral, and not just for at least 3 days, but if possible, they took them in and bothered them until they grew up... Kina-chan is a person who can think about the state of feeling that she suddenly lost her parents in that year while getting angry and calm at the selfish proposal made by him who had been in a relationship for a long time but never got married. Thinking about it now, if you contact them in advance, they will definitely be turned down, and I also wonder if Kojito-kun, who seems to have been denied marriage all the time, wanted to become a family with Kina-chan no matter what form. (Rather than thinking that far, it seems like the correct answer is that they weren't listening to each other and had no thought), but for whatever reason, if it was her. I guess they have absolute trust as people. It's a work that makes me think that I want to be like Kina-chan.

This review contains spoilers. When I saw two people working hard for their children by discussing the price of school bags, discussing Christmas, and adjusting work for their children, I thought “I wonder if my parents were like this too,” and I really wanted to meet my family. There are various family shapes, and even families that look strange when viewed from the side have their own proper love, which warmed my heart. I felt that what was important was not the shape of the family, but whether there was love there. I feel “love” in every step of the words and from various situations, and it warms my heart, so I definitely want many people to read it.

This review contains spoilers. The content was such that they really enjoyed Haruto Fuyuma's life. I also have a slightly complicated feeling that such a house also exists.

This review contains spoilers. I'm taken aback by Haru's statement, who doesn't read (can't read) the air when trouble happens after reading volume 8. All of the fearless statements unique to an honest child are straight forward and correct. I think I may get hurt in the future, but I hope they continue to grow up bright. And once again, I think it's a good family even though it may be a distorted form of bowing your head to Kina-chan's free love

This review contains spoilers. Isn't the author from pretty close by? It made me think. lol it's in the book book series, but I'd like to read it as a serial. ※Postscript ※I feel like the name “Yukichi” in black cats is a bit bad.

This review contains spoilers. Although they are not married, they live together and take in siblings who lost their parents. It may be difficult to understand from a third party's point of view, but is the process of building an environment where we can help each other naturally precious? I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. It's a work that makes me think that it's good to have a family in a variety of ways. It depicts heartwarming everyday life in a family where things don't always go well, even if they are related by blood. Other than that, it also includes various human relationships, and it makes me think about a lot of things.