Reviews for House of the Sun Manga

House Hiro, whose family fell apart due to a sudden accident, and Mao, whose family fell apart due to domestic discord. It's a heartwarming story where two people reach out to each other and take back their families while feeling lonely. There are also scenes where Mao's honesty and sense of hobbies are amazing. Personally, I also feel like I wanted to see a little more after the ending... but reading it made me feel warm.

I've read up to 3 volumes. I started reading it because I was attracted to the gently colored pictures in the title and cover, and it was interesting. At first, I only looked at the title and thought it was about a child at the facility, but that was different. It's probably an age difference romance story, but it's nice that it's also about family and friendship. As of now, I don't understand the attitude of Makio's father (and his remarriage partner). I'm wondering if there is a deep reason why they are running away from small fish.

infuriating...! When I imagine a scene where a small child is eating alone at a shrine, my heart feels tight. There's no need for reconciliation anymore.

The main character lives by hiding his true feelings from his home environment, so it's hard to tell if his words and actions are real, but since the feelings of each character are carefully depicted, I was able to clearly understand what everyone was thinking, and I was able to read it clearly without any contradictions in their actions. I felt like the entire novel had beautiful illustrations, and I thought it fit in a well-balanced manner as a single work. It's a long story, but all the necessary stories were well connected, and all of the extra editions were good. I thought a lot of thought had been given to the fact that the masculine language of the fish was masculine, that it was a strange hobby because she liked period dramas, and that it was catastrophically bad at cooking all had meaning. It's a work I'm really glad I read. I wanted to slowly reread it again.

Along the way, there were places that were difficult to read, but I'm sure the end was Daidanen, so I kept reading. In conclusion, I'm glad I read to the end. I'm glad it was a story where kindness was rewarded.

The romance between Mao and Hiro is so fresh and smiling, and I have a good impression of Hiro being strangely aloof. As for Mao's home environment, it's just so pitiful and pitiful. I get angry at my biological father, but when I learn about his actual situation, I have mixed feelings, and both of them seem sorry. The feeling of being caught a little bit of a gag alleviates the sense of sadness.

Among Taamo sensei's works, this is my favorite work. Is the content close to love or family love? It's also interesting that they are bluntly mysterious characters. lol

This comic is a work that really moves my heart. It's a story about a young fish who grew up in a complicated family, and the people around her who work hard to overcome difficulties one after another and seize happiness. There are scenes where tears overflow while reading it, and it's a work you can enjoy laughing together.

The main character is a clumsy girl hungry for family love. I had a hard time falling in love with a year difference! Not only love patterns, but also family stories are well drawn, and I'm glad I bought the whole volume (; _;) no matter how many times I reread it (; _;)!

I bought it years ago and haven't read about eyes in a long time. It's a story that makes me cry no matter how many times I read it.

It was a pretty loose picture, but the content was heavy. But it was a very heartwarming story. It was a wonderful and wonderful story that resonated with my heart, full of family love, romance, friendship, and so many emotions were mixed up and it made me feel sad and nervous, and it made me feel so painful in the back of my heart but it made me feel warm. Chi-chan is such a good friend! I'm really glad I tied up with Oda. Taiki was so cool and had pressure points, but I was so sad because he wasn't cut. I love Taiki, I'm happy (crying), and I feel like Motoki's picture was getting more handsome at the end! I thought that Makio's mother-in-law was also a born person, and there are still so many things to think about each of the characters that I can't write down. It really made me feel like I'm living by supporting all kinds of people. I appreciate it

It makes me feel relieved no matter how many times I read it. It makes me cringe as Moto and Makio gradually begin to become aware.

I think the touch and style of the artist's paintings match very well. At first, I thought the main character's parents were terrible, but the circumstances on the father's side came up, and as I read on while knowing if there was such a past, my point of view changed again. Little by little, I was slowly taken aback by the sight of the family walking really slowly. The title of Taiyo no Ie was perfect at the end and it was really nice. It was the last one where I thought everyone would be happy.

oh, red fish are too cute! They aren't real brother and sister, but I was reading it while wondering if Makio can get out of such a relationship, and if Motomo can properly notice their own feelings and convey their feelings. But even if they didn't clearly convey their feelings, it was conveyed from words and actions that they had feelings for each other. ah, I want them to stick together quickly!!