Reviews for Something's Wrong With Us Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was already Dorodoro's story, and I thought Kyoko was the boss because they hated it, but Kyoko's mother was the real boss... I enjoyed it all the way to the end. Everyone fits in, and I was able to see the beautiful smile of Happien Kyoko! I'm glad I read it to the end!

This review contains spoilers. It was a work I learned about from dramas, but when I read the pictures in the manga, the parts I didn't really understand in the drama were drawn in an easy way to convey, and it was easier to convey love than dramas. There is love on the other side of the muddy story, and I think it was a good ending at the end.

This review contains spoilers. I found out about it when it came up with a recommendation. A very intense story continued, and every time the story progressed, my heart felt hurt and relieved, and my emotions moved insanely. Humans easily fall into the dark, and I kept thinking that only humans could save them. The picture is also beautiful and I love it. It makes me want to eat it kneaded.

This review contains spoilers. It made me feel so excited until I read the last volume, but even though Nanazakura and Tsubaki both hated each other, and Nanazaku-chan and Tsubaki had a lot of feelings for the wife, I'm glad that Chiyo-chan was born at the end and it ended with a happy feeling.

This review contains spoilers. I was curious about the continuation, so I read on and on. It's muddy, and the feelings between Nanazakura and Tsubaki are sad, but it was really interesting that mystery elements were added to the nice feeling.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's really difficult to try new things and take over the store while preserving flavors that have been passed down from generation to generation, but I'm strangely worried that if human relationships are muddy, it will even affect the taste of sweets. Like Nanazakura and Nanazakura's mother, I genuinely like Japanese sweets, and I'm happy with Japanese sweets made by being healed by the scent of cooking bean paste. No matter how much I hate it, I thought a landlady who dabbled in the store's sacred Japanese sweets was an unforgivable act not only as a person, but also as the landlady of a Japanese confectionary store. I want Tsubaki, who has suffered, to become happy soon.

This review contains spoilers. The more I read, the more I became concerned about the future, and I was completely addicted to it. The trials that befall the camellias and Nanazakura one after another are difficult and sad. Give them no more excuses! It made me want to shout.

This review contains spoilers. As I read on, I became completely addicted to it. It's an addictive story with mystery elements involving a human-like love-hate drama surrounding the two and a murder case, and it's an addictive story that makes people want to know where they read it. I'm glad the last one is Happien where they can become a real married couple ‼️ I haven't read the extra edition yet...?

This review contains spoilers. I'm too worried about the relationship and love between camellias and Nanazakura. even though we think about each other... it's sad. It's been made into a drama, so I'd like to watch that one too.

This review contains spoilers. How many tests will you give Tsubaki and Nanazakura from one to the next? It's too painful. My heart hurts. I thought so I was reading it. It was nice to have peaceful and happy days at the end.