Reviews for Elegant Yokai Apartment Life Manga

[Still Reading] I wonder if Yuji-kun was set up like this. Seen in comics, he's more an old man (hey hey) than a young man. Not old for a high school first year. Well, that was a lot of trouble. It's more pitiful to look at it with pictures than to read it in letters... Wow, that's painful.

It's a great piece of work. There are so many lines that resonate with my heart. Reading this work made me think a lot. It's a great work that will impress you even if you read it over and over again.

I think there are a lot of very good stories. I also really like the main character, Yushi-kun, and I like it very, very much. Yo-kai are interesting!

There are many ideas, and if there are various people and they try to fulfill what you are looking for, you can open an infinite number of ways, and even if you get hurt or make a mistake, if you notice it, people can start over again. If an aware and tainted soul is also touched by love and healed, this will also be saved. I read it while thinking that wonderful people come to great people, but people who have struggled to find a path that suits them would also be nice if their wonderful self could be like that... Life seems long, but it's short. It made me think that it is important to touch and think about this kind of work now, when relationships are weak.

I'm a big fan of the original novel! Of course, I watched anime too! So, the end result is a comic! The whole series is fun!

I originally bought it because I like monster stories (although I don't like haunted houses or horror movies). The specters were scary, but they were drawn in a unique way, and it made me think again that what is really scary is humans. I wonder if there's anyone who doesn't cry when talking about Chestnut and Shiro. It makes me cry no matter how many times I read it. Now that I have a child, I feel even more. Actually, I think there are many comics that serve as role models for life.

All the characters that appear are fascinating and interesting. Both the main character and human appeal are wonderful. Really, the story is good.

Oh what a world. Not only is it a monster apartment, but there is also the life of a real high school student, and since the people around them are on a different scale, they are either too serious or humble. Everyone around the apartment hasn't broken the image of the original story, but Ryu-san is still difficult, isn't it?

Even if I'm afraid of ghosts, I'd like to live in such a busy apartment. Every day seems to be fun and healthy. I want to have a strange experience

It's a very fun work. There is laughter and emotion! If I had an apartment like this, I would definitely want to live in it!!

There were tears and laughter, and I was addicted to it! It looked like a lot of fun and I wanted to live in an apartment like this myself?

I love the original story too. I love Miyama sensei's manga too ❗ On top of that, they also write extra editions ‼️ I can't wait to see you □ □ □ I want to see you soon ❗ Peru edition □

there are 24 volumes too? I don't know if I can read them all, but... it's a crowded apartment full of monsters ~ both living people and demons have painful backgrounds, and sometimes I'm moved.

Even though my parents are gone, I went to a high school with a dormitory, and my dream was to be an office worker. The dorm burned down. Cheap apartments with bribes are places where monsters live. But life is fun. It's a good manga

I read it on paper. I read it without much expectation, but as I read on, I became addicted to it! Even though it was interesting and fun, all the stories made me think about various things, and I definitely wanted young people to read them. And above all, chestnuts are cute! It's a work that makes me want to read more!

It's a story where the main character gets involved with various people and monsters and grows up. There are also parts where depictions of parents and children, friendship relationships, differences in positions, etc. are severely drawn, and I think there are people who feel that preaching is difficult, but this is a book I want you to read at least once.