Reviews for My Little Monster Manga

This review contains spoilers. Until about 10 years ago, I had all the books as a book! I've sold almost all of the manga I had... I haven't read it in a long time, so I bought them in bulk here! After all, it doesn't matter how many times you read it...!! Haru is cool too, but I loved Yamaken, so I cried and cried at him who couldn't give up even when he was shaken... I got excited for the first time in a long time (^○^)

This review contains spoilers. I really liked the picture with a gentle touch, so I bought it. It's fun to draw in both gag parts and serious parts. Like in a group drama, each character has their own thoughts, and the choice of words such as the monologue part is amazing. I'm really moved. Until now, I wasn't quite good at the setting “the talented heroine falls in love with the only guy who can't win,” but far from being able to read this work without getting frustrated, I'm so addicted to it that I even bought fan books. The love patterns around the main character are also extremely exciting. It's a bit long, but it's well worth reading to the end.

This review contains spoilers. I like the story itself, but each character is really fascinating. Both the main character and his friends have good taste. Normal people who are a little off. I wonder if only Haru is subtle. I'm attracted to pure parts, but it seems difficult to get along with the freedom of mind and subtlety that ordinary people can't understand...

This review contains spoilers. It's a favorite work that I still reread. Love is wonderful, too, but I really think about the process of becoming friends. It's a story where you can laugh and feel relaxed

This review contains spoilers. Yoshida-kun in the seat next door is a weird guy. It seems like my grades are the only thing on my mind, and that's changed. And yet, there was an opportunity for me to start taking time off from school. Why are they dating when they deliver the prints out of nowhere?? An eventful development begins!

This review contains spoilers. There's laughter and laughter, and it's full of places to dive in, and Haru is so straight forward, pure, and so cute. I don't hate it at all. I'm watching Shizuku's way of thinking, so it's refreshing to read. The subcharacters are also well-set, and there aren't any bad characters. As Shizuku, who doesn't mind not having any friends, and Haru, who is lonely, spend time together, their circle of friends gradually expands.