Reviews for Or Something Like It Manga

Very good! It's a nice work that warms your heart! Kina is so cool! It's a blunt way of saying it, but I love Kina-chan, who sincerely conveys her feelings as a single person regardless of whether she is a child or an adult. Haru-kun is honest and cute! Haru-kun wearing his gift clothes and doing the fashion show was cute. My older brother, who says he looks good even though he's having trouble commenting, is kind!

I am simply moved by how they respect each other even when they are not related by blood, and adults are responsible for raising children. The children are also cute because they are straightforward and untwisted. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

A person who takes responsibility and accepts like the main character is an important emotional stronghold for children. I think this family is as happy as any other family.

I got married when I was 20, had children, and soon became single. I remember the difficult things at that time and the fact that I was helped by other teachers and other mothers at the nursery school, I remember the painful events I had as biological parents when I was a kid, and now I've remarried and seen how my daughter seems to be really happy and selfish and happy every day, and even though it's not exactly the same situation, my heart was really shaken while reading it, and I haven't felt a lot of love for a long time.

I think it's a structure where each line has been carefully examined. I also like pictures, and I like Kina because she's cool and has a human touch.

Whether you read it from the standpoint of a parent raising a child or from the standpoint of a child growing up in a “changed” family, it was a heartwarming work. It's a story about changing, not being able to do it, lacking, overdoing it... they support each other and influence each other without blaming them for that kind of pain or weakness, and change slowly. I felt the hope that people can change no matter how old they are. I also want to get involved with people in this way, and I think it would be nice if I could raise them in this way as much as possible.

The more I read, the more it sinks into my heart. Everyone is kind, strong, and warm. Human manga is not bound by the framework of female manga. This is the ultimate manga that I want many people to read.

If you look at them without being bound by the concept of a parent-child set as a family, I think they are certainly a family, and the more the story progresses, they are an enviably happy family. Once the path has been made up to this point, I'm worried about how to put it together when the rest is completed. Is the parents' love deepening and congratulations on marriage END, or is it Dadanen END after graduating from raising children,... a daytime drama unfolding in Oana? ... no (laughs) ❗ Anyway, raising children is hard! Both parents and children are fumbling, but they seem happy! Hmm good luck! I recommend it as a work that makes you want to cheer for it.

Everyone lives their own lives for themselves. But if you reach out a little bit to someone in need right in front of you or say a few words to someone who needs kindness, your life will be richer. This is such a story.

This is a story about the daily lives of four people who take in and raise siblings who lost their parents due to an unfortunate accident. My younger brother is just so cute, my older brother is so strong, and it's wonderful that he overcomes the sorrows and problems that come from time to time, so I read it all at once. I'm looking forward to the continuation

They took in 2 children without consultation, and it has had an impact on the heroine's work, but my boyfriend's life hasn't changed until now and it's crazy.