Reviews for Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet Manga

This review contains spoilers. I bought it by the author, but I like this one better than Hirunaka no Ryusei. The teacher is looking more and more cool! He is a sinful man who captivates girls in the world, starting with Fumi, with his trivial kindness even though he talks and treats him so clumsy. I'm glad the two people who are a good match were happy regardless of the age difference. I also want to read a few more episodes after marriage.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I love. Above all, I love Fumi. They cheer for them because they are very energetic and work hard. It is carefully depicted that little by little they are attracted to the teacher, and although the teacher isn't right, it's nice that they are actually kind and gradually change as they get involved with Fumi. And Goro is doing a good job again!! It depicts not only love but also family love, and I can't read it without tears. I've reread it many times until now, and I'm sure I'll reread it over and over again from now on. If you haven't read it, don't miss it!

This review contains spoilers. There's no Ukiyo-e, high-tension, jumble feeling peculiar to girls' manga, so it's easy to read even in Alassar. The pictures are beautiful, the depictions are emotional and beautiful, and sometimes I cry. I like the positivity of the main character, Fumi-chan, and the words spun out by Akatsuki sensei are fascinating, and above all, Goro is such a nice guy... I was able to read it comfortably until the end. It's a really wonderful work that makes me want to read what the two of them looked like after that in some form.