Reviews for My Little Monster Manga

It was a pretty polite conversation until halfway through, but I felt that the end ended in a very hurry, and I felt a little unsatisfactory.

At first, the pictures were beautiful, so I was attracted to them and started reading them, but I'm thrilled by the love between two people who are clumsy in love, like elementary school students! I'm worried not only about the two main characters, but also about the love between the other characters!

It's interesting that the development is a little off from what I had imagined. If it's just as I had imagined, it would be... The characters are all kind of nice people.

I read it a long time ago, so I read it all at once again! Everyone is so cute~!

I've read through the entire volume in the paper version. I haven't read it here in a long time, and after all, I really like Haru-kun's feeling. It's not bound by common sense, but its soft stretchability is attractive. Each and every character comes to life, and it's my favorite series. I reread it from time to time.

I never got tired of reading that the boy had a cute face and a serious face. It made me want to read more.

I love Robiko Sensei! The pictures are cute - everyone is cute - wonderful

I watched the anime, and it was interesting, so I read it. The changes in boys' feelings are surprisingly complicated, and I wonder where and what kind of feelings came from... I read it while thinking about it. It's been too long; I'm only impressed with the first half.

The development where Shizuku, who isn't really interested in others, meets Haru, makes friends, and her high school life changes, making me envious because it would have been nice if my student life had been like this (^-^) The love pattern with Haru is also kyun kyun! The place where the drops face each other straight is so cute.

This was animated, isn't it? After all, the stories of works that are made into movies, dramas, and animations are interesting, aren't they? When it comes to anime, the image of the voice is sometimes different, and I don't think I feel as uncomfortable with the differences in the image or story from the original as in the live action, so I'd like to watch it in the anime as well. Shizuku gradually becomes attracted to Haru, but now Haru pulls away a bit, and it's a fun work to read while also being frustrating.

The main character is Mizutani Shizuku, who has no interest in excellent results. Yoshida Haru, who is sitting next to me, has not come to school at all since he was suspended due to violence at the entrance ceremony. Shizuku decided to deliver prints to Yoshida Haru in exchange for buying reference books for her homeroom teacher. Haru, who is clumsy in dealing with people, assumes that Shizuku is his friend, says that she likes Shizuku, and starts stalking her. Both Shizuku and Haru are so clumsy in building relationships with people that their reactions are interesting.

As I read it, I was drawn in and worried about the future. It's very interesting

It's a popular work, right? If you like combinations between weirdos, don't miss it. It's not easy to get along, and it's a good feeling that two people who don't seem to be compatible are attracted to each other.

I like each character because they have a good flavor. Not only is the relationship between the two main actors, but also the love pattern between the supporting actors. It's fun and interesting!

It's a cute and fun comic ♪ I get upset when they pass by, but I want to cheer them on!

Anyway, what to do, all the characters are cute. Is that called Muzukyun? The frustrating feeling unique to students is wonderful.

It seems difficult to get along with, but Yoshida is straightforward and naive. There are many scary aspects, but I'm saved by the one side where I'm afraid to blend in with the class.

I'm worried about the love between Shizuku and Haru, but I'm also worried about the love surrounding Shizuku and the others ♥

It's frustrating that the two main characters have passed each other's feelings, but the fact that they can't leave each other is at the root, and I thought it was pure love.