Reviews for A Girl & Her Guard Dog Manga

The content is pure and fun, but anyway, it's a blessing to be able to see beautiful boys.

Keiya-kun is so cool that I fall in love with him. The cut that turns into Hannya is also nice! The two-shot with the cute Isaki is also really picturesque. In addition to the content, you can fill your stomach just by looking at the pictures.

It's a creepy work (∗ • Ω • ∗) The picture is beautiful, and it's a great work!

The picture is so beautiful and I love it!! I'm envious of the girl's hair and the smooth feeling. I have a disability called the age difference between my granddaughter and the yakuza, but I'm curious about what will happen in the future.

I like and read Hatsuharu's works. I like the pictures because they are cute and the content hasn't been created too much.

I like comics depicting strong men like the Yakuza! Even though it's strong, it's also nice that it's burnt and sticky! The setting is a bit out of reality, but reading it cheers you up?

I like both the pictures and the content ♥ I'm looking forward to seeing what these two pretty cute people will unfold in the future!

This is my favorite story. It's cute. It's too impossible to go to high school together, but I'm looking forward to the future.

This setting brings tears to my eyes. The handsome guy is the best! I envy you. That's already awesome! It's like reality

The picture is beautiful. But sometimes it's hard to understand facial expressions (emotions). Even though Isaki is cute, it's also good that she sometimes acts violently, and Keiya's doting love is good too. Isaki and Keiya have both feelings, don't they? I wonder if it's something you don't notice? Or are you assuming there's no way you'll fall in love with it? I want them to quickly and properly communicate their feelings to each other and have mutual feelings, but I wonder if that would increase the possibility that both of them will be at risk... I want to see the two start a proper relationship and are lovey-dovey, but I wonder if it's difficult from a family standpoint (they can't spend time in peace).

It's actually impossible, so it's not really convincing, but Keya-kun, who dotes on his daughter and doesn't stop, is cool. I like it because it's a character filled with nice guys that romantic comedies look for. It's extreme, so it's scary when you get angry, but there are so many scenes where they say and do things for the young lady that are so cool that they make you cringe, so you can enjoy it.

The background is special, but the story comes right in. I think it's impossible for a 26-year-old to pretend to be a high school student, but it's interesting.

The fact that the main character is trying to convey his feelings by fumbling is so cute

The picture is so cute! It's a classic Yakuza family story, but the feeling of thinking about the main character in Watchdog is so good!!

The feeling of caring for each other is wonderful. Honestly, I want them to stick together quickly! I envy such a strong and reliable boyfriend.

Volume 4 was interesting! Keiya is cool and cute. I'm curious about the continuation of this last one! I want to read volume 5 soon.

The interaction between these two cute and messy people is great! I'm looking forward to the next volume as soon as possible□

I liked the frustration of not being able to convey our feelings even though we had feelings for each other. Personally, I wanted the depiction of the yakuza to be drawn a little more intensely. But it was interesting enough to read.

There are a few yakuza sensibility mistakes, but... do guard dogs fall in love with young girls they've been taking care of since they were kids?