Reviews for It's Love, Whether It Simmers or Burns Manga

This review contains spoilers. Now that volume 2 of the child-rearing edition is coming out, it was great to feel that the story was neatly organized. It's also wonderful that it depicts such realism, where if you think you've progressed with your childhood friend, you think it's a misunderstanding, and you even feel frustrated.

This review contains spoilers. Above all, I really like this work ♪ When Kanta becomes sweet, he follows the inn with his stomach wrapped up, and even though he hasn't proposed to Yukari, please give your father a daughter, prostrate. I was surprised (laughs), and I understand Yukari's relentless feeling when not told or OK (laughs), but I thought Kanta's masculinity was amazing. There are so many idiots in the world who don't go see their parents easily and are reluctant to get married, and there are many troubled women, so I'm relieved about this kind of thing. I reread it over and over again. Even though it's the best shopping district, it's cool! It's a small but kind story full of humanity and full of a sense of neighborhood, and I really like it.

This review contains spoilers. They are a wonderful couple who think they are always happy. a hit horse?!?! Kitamura-kun was wonderful too. Father Gin-ji too. All the characters are wonderful! The bonus comic at the end of volume 2 was very good. I can't believe I can see their two children after marriage and Kitamura-kun's aftermath! It was a very satisfying volume 2.

This review contains spoilers. Haruko-sensei's works always fascinate me and read them even though I don't understand why. This work also had scenes that made me laugh out loud from time to time, so it was fun. At the end, Kanta and Yukari got married, and I enjoyed reading the children's stories. I am very satisfied.

This review contains spoilers. I used to read it halfway through on a different site, and when I suddenly remembered it, it was completed before I knew it. My childhood friend's love for both, isn't it? Another person said it was amazing (), but Kanta is completely different. It's really different. I wonder if the feeling that Yukari was blown away made Kanta lose his sense of leeway (inge) I wanted to reread it over and over again, so I'm glad I bought it instead of renting it.

This review contains spoilers. At the top, I felt like I didn't really understand Kanta, but at the bottom, the engine suddenly started, probably because of Kitamura-kun's influence, and it was interesting. The characters are also fascinating, and I'm glad. It was nice to be able to see how the kids were after that. However, it's a pity that we weren't able to see their wedding.

This review contains spoilers. It's so fascinating to me! It's a little childish, has a solid side, and is straight. I think it's really a good match for Yukari, who has a strong sense of self. It's a little too childish, so be quick and say you like it! There was also a part where I was excited, but I'm glad they made a quick decision! Also, I like the way they pamper themselves, and the feeling of pampering them with care in a shy way! The heir has been decided safely, and I'm glad that both the fishmonger and butcher are safe!