Reviews for Horimiya Manga

This review contains spoilers. The relationship between the two main characters is still very smiling, and I think it's nice that everyone around them feels refreshed. I wanted to spend my youth like this.

This review contains spoilers. Of course it's exciting until the two of them stick together, but there are so many stories about friends around them and their respective love affairs are good, so I still want to read more...!

This review contains spoilers. Miyamura is the only one who can understand Hori's personality ~ it's impossible with Toru!! Laugh and be happy ♡

This review contains spoilers. Both Hori-san and Miyamura-kun are so relaxed, kind, and cute ♡ I'm so healed! And once in a while, I like it when I give it a shot (laughs).

This review contains spoilers. They love both Hori and Miyamura, a nice couple. Surprisingly, it was frustrating even with the number of volumes until they started dating, but it was really nice that there was a love atmosphere and exchange in the relationship that didn't change even after starting a relationship. However, recently Hori is a little scary in many ways. Why is it suddenly becoming like M?? The love story between Hori and the Miyamura couple's friends is not too many, not too few, and it's just right ◎. My younger brother Sota is cute too, and the way Hori's father, Kyosuke, is treated by his family, which is too pitiful, but that is also interesting. I love Miyamura, even though my hairstyle is even a little different, I can't recognize it and it's too funny if they threaten me lol lol

This review contains spoilers. Personally, I like up to 3 volumes the most. I can sympathize with the fact that the main character, the girl is half housewife and half student, and lives a life where she is chased every day by taking care of children and preparing meals, and I think it's different from just a student romance drama. If you think about it carefully, this girl felt like a DV at first, but that calmed down as the volume progressed. Miyamura-kun cuts his hair along the way, so the character collapses, right? Furthermore, as the volume progressed, the number of love stories of people in the surrounding area increased, so maybe it's a bit out of focus. I was able to sympathize with a lot of things and there were many places that made me want to cry, but the first half was more intense. I think I like the one that narrates the relationship between the two main characters a little more closely.