Reviews for My Sweet Girl Manga

This review contains spoilers. The process by which the distance between Koeda-chan and Masamune-kun shrinks is carefully depicted. I can't stop whining! I personally like En-chan. He's a good kid. It's a healing comic.

This review contains spoilers. It's a wonderful story where the main heroine Tsugu-chan, who doesn't have confidence in herself, meets her handsome boyfriend Masamune and changes herself and her surroundings wonderfully! Masamune is a cool, good-looking high school student who always has friends around him, yet I really understand that he is pure and takes care of Tsugu-chan, and that he loves and dotes on Yuuka! I was moved by how Tsugu-chan was headed in such a good direction thanks to Masamune, and I think without permission that these two would get married lol I also want to watch the story where they got married and had children!! Personally, I'd like to see Tsugu-chan's friend Enchan is in love, and Seito-kun's Koibana too lol lol

This review contains spoilers. I love the picture so much! The boy is so handsome that it makes me cringe! It was an interesting trial reading, so I just bought it! It's a cute story that makes you cringe, so did you feel healed?

This review contains spoilers. Tsugumi starts dating Masamune-kun, and she's getting cuter and cuter. I thought this kind of youth would be good. did you feel nostalgic and now you're like Kyun?

This review contains spoilers. In the first half, Koeda looks like a negative and cowardly character with a bunch of complexes, so it's a subtle work? I thought, but as I read on, the inside and outside became more and more cute, so I was drawn in more and more. Masamune-kun is fresh, cool, and absolutely wonderful. I read it with excitement at the boy's face that he shows once in a while. I'm glad that relationships with friends and family, and the process of facing complexes and gradually gaining confidence were also carefully depicted. There was a sense of emptiness, tears, and laughter. It's a work that gradually becomes interesting as the volume progresses, and it's worth reading. I recommend it!