Reviews for Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet Manga

The process of Fumi and Akatsuki getting closer little by little and deepening their understanding of each other can be carefully depicted. Also, the appearance of someone who is likely to be rivals for both of them is a harassing and exciting element.

this setting is pretty unreasonable, isn't it? While thinking about it, the good thing about this comic is ants after all. No matter what, they are two wonderful people who work together.

The story is good, but Pikaichi is on the cover. They are paired with volume 1, volume 2, volume 3, volume 4, volume 5, volume 6... and it makes me want to buy and decorate with paper!

It's a work I can read over and over again that makes me feel loved, loved, and warm. I get carried away over and over again by the feeling of slowly nurturing.

It was recommended by many people, so I read it and it was interesting, and the design was so cute and so nice!!

Fumi and Akatsuki grew up without knowing how to be spoiled. Fumi is a high school student who lives in Akatsuki's house and ends up doing all the housework. It makes me read carefully and carefully how the two are related and how they live.

It's filled with the awesomeness of both of us thinking we are the only ones! The extra edition was also really good. Even though Goro feels like a mob (laughs) he makes me so sad, so happy ~ (tears)

Fumi is so cute that I'm in agony. Fumi is adorable and makes me want to do anything for her. A really nice protagonist. Of course your partner is good too!! likes

The nostalgic design is so wonderful, and the story has an impossible setting unique to girls' comics, but it's exciting yet really comprehended.

If you think about it realistically, the setting is impossible, but since it's a manga, I think it's fine. All of the characters were charming and wonderful.

The reviews are really good, so I've always been interested, but I looked at the first few pages and are housekeepers living in this day and age? it's time for service...? ... isn't it an anachronism?? So, it wasn't realistic and I couldn't sympathize with it, and I didn't like it because I didn't eat it, I didn't like it. But by accident, by the time I read it to the end in a trial reading, I was insanely addicted to it. Buy it for adults until the last volume! The pictures drawn by Yamamori sensei are wonderful, aren't they? I like it because it's stylish and the picture is beautiful!

Were you the author of “Moist Night Moon”! Everything was an ideal storyline, and I was excited to turn the pages!

I like the main character who is aware of her own romantic feelings and tries to properly face her own feelings while trying to somehow suppress her fluctuating feelings.

I burst into tears every time I read through the story where Akatsuki sensei and Fumi-chan became involved in a relationship where they had to be with each other.