Reviews for Caramel Manga

This review contains spoilers. A six-year slapstick love story between a college student Iori and a company manager. The eldest son in a large family, Heron is 18 years old, but he is a solid person who does all the housework and is good at taking care of him. On the other hand, the 28-year-old 6 can work, but his private life is bad, and he doesn't manage meals, which is bothersome. I usually work together, and my male friend who has been my best friend for a long time couldn't see me, so I was struggling to take care of them. I began to live conditionally with a hermitage, and since I was afraid of sleeping alone, I began to sleep attached to the hermitage, and my lack of sleep was resolved. I feel grateful for the homemade meals at the hermitage and the housework they do, but they are shy and not honest, so if we complain, we get into arguments, but we sleep together. The six are adults, but they are spoiled like children in the hermitage, and they are extremely jealous, and I thought that there are places where they are so cute because they just haven't been in the hermitage for 1 day and they're lonely and can't even eat. The hermitage was also wary at first, but life with Roku is comfortable, and even though they are complaining, they take care of Roku in some way, and even though they are younger, they have inclusiveness and I think they can be relied upon. I thought it was unbearable for Roku, who had gone out with only people who came by her financial strength or title and broke up over and over again, because she liked the hermitage, took care of me without profit and loss accounts, gave me the best thank-you present, and above all else, accepted the bad parts even though she complained. The hermitage is cute, so people in the six company like it, and I think they are almost officially on good terms because they feel like heron's parents are watching over me even when heron is happily talking about Roku. H is easy, but it's a natural flow, and this is the daily life of the two, and the story is interesting, so I didn't care if H was less.