Reviews for The Kyogoku Family Manga

With only one volume, it seems like a common story about falling in love with each other from a fake marriage, but as the volume progressed, families around them were also depicted... there are really many different forms of families, and each has its own form of love, so I thought it was a wonderful work. Exactly a Reiwa work! Everyone is different, everyone is good!! I wish there was love there!! A child comes out, and family love deepens... it's not such a cheap child love. It was a work where I deeply felt that happiness is something formed by some kind of love after all.

The backgrounds of both families are pretty special, and I've never seen this kind of pattern in terms of settings! I'm worried about the development, and I feel like their hearts are slowly getting closer one step at a time, maybe? There is nothing but anticipation that seems to be foreshadowing. My younger brother also has a mature tone, but after all, the fact that he thinks he's a kindergarten kid is extremely cute and soothing.

I read it all at once. The pictures were beautiful and wonderful, but after all, I was moved by the depiction of everything from the contract to becoming a real husband and husband! The supporting characters are also fascinating and I highly recommend this work.

Leo is cute. I understand that everyone likes it. I want more after Leo and the people in the Kyogoku family. I don't want it to get bogged down.

The main story was over, and since I was lonely, I was so happy that I bought it right away. Leo is cute ♡ I also wanted to see the three of them interact

I know the author at Ashes Complex, and I'm looking at other works from one end. This author also has serious scenes, but there are always places that make you feel a little cool, and that balance is really good. Kids who aren't related by blood have a really good taste!

It was finally completed... the way it ended was also really wonderful. Areo-kun was so cute and I was really healed by the interaction between the three of them. I hope to reread it over and over again.

No, it's a problem that it's completely like this, but I want the goals I've set by putting it out a little more on my own table and getting proper results. If it ends well, it's all a good work. It's a comic, so I don't dislike it. If it's real life, it's a little... people who can't properly enjoy fiction as fiction might be useless.

It made me think about marriage with Fufu. Of course it's a comic, since it's a BL, and fantasy, but I really wanted the world to be like this. I cried in a kind world.

My favorite series. I'm glad it was completed so beautifully! The title is different for each volume, and the story is organized for each volume, but this work is completed by reading all 5 volumes. At least it won't be conveyed with just 1 volume, so if you want to buy while watching, I want you to read up to 2 volumes first. Of course, the relationship between Takeru and Seishiro deepened, and it was nice to read that the family images of Takeru, Seishiro, and Reo each became visible with each passing volume, and further chemical reactions occurred and changed. In particular, Seishiro's mother, Yoshiko, was completely different from my impression before her appearance, and I fell in love with it. It feels like Naisuke's merits are old in the Reiwa world, but watching Yoshiko and the others had persuasive power that they are essential, and it is reliable that Takeru is struggling among such madams. Reo was unintentional and cute, and she watched while praying for happiness anyway. The way Seishiro and Takeru treat each other is just like a father and mother, and it's funny that they are all different. Also, Seishiro was my favorite character! They're serious, but they're cute because they're a little off. There are probably a lot of tough parts of being born into a special family of politicians, but even so, it's cool that they are sincere and strong in fulfilling their mission. I was paralyzed by the words Seishiro uttered to the lowly old man in volume 2...! Starting with Asakura the Man Who Can't Eat, all the side characters are unique, and there are various family shapes, so it was a very nice series.

At the end, I also feel like it's kind of fast moving forward, but “marriage” means “family” and “love.” You've finished the Kyogokuya Series, which is filled with various shapes. Right now, the neighborhood is bustling with same-sex marriages and married couples with different surnames, but first I want to throw “politicians are public figures, abandon me, and serve the country and the people”! Read this work carefully, politicians!! Asakura sensei, by all means go to the cabinet! Also, please give Asakura sensei a partner greater than Seishiro. Also, “Shin-chan,” which I could catch a glimpse from behind in volume 1, was unexpectedly collected! It seems like I'm going to be on pretty good terms with Leo, and I want it to be a part of the BL neighborhood (laughs)! I'm looking forward to Asakura sensei's spin-off and Leo's spin-off.