Reviews for HOW TO CATCH A RUNAWAY SHEEP Manga

I think it's good to keep it short. All of them were good. I don't like pictures though. Also, I first learned the Japanese word “sluggish” on Nil.

It was really nice. I want to read more stories about famous people. I want “The Unknown Forest” to be made into a comic soon!

A short story in which angled types appear. Is the title work a little over half? It's a bit long. Everyone was nice, but I like Eli, the sheep that escaped, because she was cute. There were no horns, but it was beautiful in terms of shape. I wanted to read each story a little more because it ended in a bit more fuzzy.

It's supposed to be an act of selfishness, but feelings spring up while they're snuggling up. Fantasy+love+mystery, BL or not. There's no reason not to feel attracted

An anthology featuring people with horns. It seems like a common theme is how to get along with people around you as a different person. The title work is a bit difficult to get excited until the CP is straightforward, but the ephemeral line drawing goes well with fantastic character modeling. Includes cover bottom and back cover

It's 2/3 of the whole story about the mathematician Osamu who lives on the run and the press attack who pursues him. Osamu has a sad background, so I hope they'll be even happier in the future. All of the title works were good. Another short story is a college student CP that is less than a love affair between a kakudo and a human. Next was the high school student CP, the demon being studied and his classmate, and the last one was a bit shocking. The last one is the unrequited love between his late brother and Kazunoto. They're all very short. I wonder if “The Unknown Forest” won't be combined into one anymore...? It looks interesting and I'll buy it when it comes together...

The story itself was interesting. Each character is interesting, and they are conflicted and timid, and I read on in no time.

I like the author's smooth design. After a trial reading, I came to buy it. I read it bluntly in a short story.

A short story about a reporter and a scientist who doesn't want to be known, a short story about a person who is attracted to Arikaku who also has horned diseases and becomes a research target. There are a lot of horns coming out, but it's a bit sad, and I'm glad they were really happy at the end.

There aren't many horned people...? It's also different from demons. The title work was sad, but I'm glad it wasn't too heavy or dark.

Maybe I like the “Transfer Student” story the most. I wanted to see beyond their reunion... the title work was interesting too! The works this time are all things that can be continued, so it's not refreshing. The last story was like, huh.

A mysterious fantasy about animals with horns and humans. The atmosphere is heartwarming, but there are also serious themes such as illness. The kiss scene is sensual!

I liked the title work. I thought it was a simpler story, but it was a heartwarming story about sheep with very mixed feelings.

A story of softness, tenderness, and a little bit of loneliness. The story of people with horns. It is wrapped in soft gentleness. Speaking of greed, I want to read each story more carefully for a long time.

The title work was good. It's a relatively rough picture, but I liked the dignified face that I only show once in a while. I think the structure of the story is really good, but something is very unsatisfactory... I think it was even more exciting. The way I showed it... is regrettable. After all, I wanted to see Love-Love too! The title work contains several short stories of people with horns after the story ☆ 4.5 picture ☆ 3.5 scriptwriting stuff ☆ 3. That one is ☆ 3.5