Reviews for Stray Cat's Dinner Manga

This review contains spoilers. It is a work full of the goodness that comes slowly, unique to this author's work. A story about two couples with one view of the same world. Both are stories about an attractive younger man, and this one also falls in love with an attractive older man, and the older man is bonded, but it's nice that the way the story flows is natural like a teacher. That was the case with Yotsuji, but both the design and story have a strange advantage that the more you read them, the more you fall in love with them. So I bought the author's works and collected them.

This review contains spoilers. This is Kure sensei's work from about 4 years ago. You fall in love with people. I'm worried about whether the other person will accept me. That kind of thing is universal, isn't it? Two stories about related human relationships. Members from their previous part-time jobs. A young customer at a coffee shop she runs with her senior at her part-time job. If you think you like it, you won't be able to stop. The passage of time between the two groups and the changes in their feelings slowly warms me up. There are no descriptions of Echi at all.

This review contains spoilers. Includes the title work and other spin-offs. Both are moist, gentle, and soothing. I want to live in a town where Mizukami-san's cafe is located. “Stray Cat Dining Table” Lehman Shiota, a bachelor with excessive care and burnout, meets Suzuya, who is hungry and has fallen over. I can't leave Suzuya alone, who was a junior at my old part-time job, and if I fed him a meal, he would miss him. Food terrorism starts on page 1 more. There are two people who are too much pot lids, Kaneyaki and Bad Man, but the serious Shio is seriously worried about Suzuya, and Suzuya isn't scum enough to ride there, and it's a kind world full of compassion. There's no clear description, but I wonder if it's Suzuya x Shiota. I want to see more of these two. “Slate Blue” is a good counselor for college students Izaki x Shio, whose hobby is photography, and the cafe owner Mizukami. Izaki's blue unrequited love is a regular customer who enjoys having people look at photos on the water. Izaki's young passion, which had lost momentum, is dazzling. I also like Mizukami-san's inedible adulthood. “Sky and Ash Blue” is a sequel to Izaki x Minakami, until two people with a delicate relationship become lovers. The photo trip that conveys the fresh air ahead of summer is wonderful. This one is a glimpse, but it has H. It's a near miss in drawing it, but it would be fun if these 4 people met face to face.