Reviews for Shikimori's Not Just a Cutie Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was an insanely gentle romance comic. The beginning was a slightly easy-to-understand setting called “The Girl Who Protects Me ✖️ Unlucky Boyfriend,” but it wasn't just a romantic comedy where each weakness and strength were carefully depicted as the second half progressed, and it was so nice to feel like it ended beautifully as a coming-of-age story.

This review contains spoilers. It was too cool when I thought it wasn't just cute but what else was cute!! I fall in love with Shikimori-san regardless of gender!! that's too cool!! Halfway through, I don't know which one is a girl or a boy! Maybe they don't even have that kind of concept!! I want the two of them to live happily ever after!!

This review contains spoilers. There are cool scenes from time to time, and the people watching it are also amazed. Of course, there are cute places, so don't worry.

This review contains spoilers. Not only is Shikimori cute, but she's also very handsome! Otome Shikimori protects Izumi-kun, who has an unhappy constitution, like a knight lol

This review contains spoilers. The gestures and expressions that Mr. Shikimori shows at times of accident, and the actions he takes when he is desperate are so handsome, and even though they are of the same sex, I was thrilled and amazed. The gap between Izumi-kun, who has an unhappy constitution, and is kind, was evaluated as strong and good-looking, and the cute, girly appearance that they are in love with was also nice. It's a heart-wrenching work that makes you unable to stop smirking at the purest combination of two people who are in love with each other, and I highly recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. Izumi-kun's unhappiness is also amazing, and Shikimori-san, who helps it in a solid and cool way, is also amazing. Please stay a good couple

This review contains spoilers. First of all, Izumi-kun's unhappiness level goes up diagonally from what I had imagined, and the level is different. Seriously, it's so reticent that it's strange how they got there. Also, Shikimori's coolness is amazing, but more than that, it's amazing in many ways. As you can see by looking at the title, Shikimori is “not just cute.” There are also scenes where Shikimori is jealous and doesn't like losing, and there are clean scenes. And sometimes a pretty intense dele comes along. This delle is amazing.

This review contains spoilers. It was a really wonderful work to be able to watch each one grow. Not to mention the final episode, I definitely want to see future developments!