Reviews for The Uninvited Cat and His Fickle Master Manga

This review contains spoilers. The main character of the story is Tomo-kun, who I thought was the key man in Tomodachi Syndrome. If you think that you're an observant child -- that's a child who understands -- that's true. That was the case with Rikuo, wasn't it? What's more, I was surprised that Rikuo was relentless, and I wonder if One Night was the main battlefield. The huge amplitude after dating, or rather, Rikuo in erotic mode is ridiculous. I wish the Mysterious Little Devil could come out. The reason why Tama becomes a cat's outrage was also written later, but they were tired from life ~ Tama also stings demons, right? What they're doing is stalking, right? but. In the afterword, the author said that Tama's initial setting was an adult vagrant and student Rikuo's pimp. But he said he didn't have that, so he became a scion. I really like this judgment. Thank you for Safety BL.

This review contains spoilers. There are a lot of stories about cats rushing to return the favor and their wives, but it was refreshing to know that the mystery story about whether this is fantasy or reality is reality at the end.

This review contains spoilers. The cat that came to return the favor is so cute and cute. Halfway through, who is Tama... what if it's really a cat? is this fantasy? I thought, but that wasn't the case, and I found out the true identity along the way, and I thought so. I thought it was great that Rikuo got a job without relying on Tama. Even so, isn't Tama's doting and mixing public and private too great?!

This review contains spoilers. At first, I seriously thought Tama was a cat. It's common for cats and dogs to become humans. Then it was refreshing to be a normal human being. And it was the opposite of what I had imagined when I was attacked. Hey, that's fine

This review contains spoilers. There is a translation: cat x college student. There is a reason why the cat is a completely dangerous person who falls in love with college student Riku at first sight and finds him all the way to the house, but Mutsu's light nature covered it in a good way, and the atmosphere was very nice. The interaction between the two was exquisite and interesting, and I couldn't help laughing at the name of the store where Rikuu works. A relationship where loneliness is made up for with kindness is wonderful. It's a story where you can stay happy from beginning to end while you read it, so I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. University student Riku will leave a man at home who came to return the favor saying, “This is the cat that was helped.” beast-human? At first I thought, but Tama, the self-proclaimed cat, was actually a normal human being and was close to Rikuo, whom I fell in love with at first sight, so she rushed in. This is Mutsu, a friend of Akito and Sousuke's friend from “Ofriend Syndrome.” I had a different impression, so I was surprised to learn that they were the same person. When “Friends...” the image was that she was grown up and loved women, but in this film, she is depicted as a little bit who misses human skin when she's lonely. Akito and Sosuke will also make a few appearances. This review has a good tempo of conversation and a good sense. The story is also solid. I wish this work would receive more praise.

This review contains spoilers. I like both Riku and Tama because they are cool and cute. It was nice that the two, who began with a match of interest, became more and more attracted to each other.