Reviews for Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet Manga

I liked this writer's work, so I wanted to read other works, so I read them! After all, the picture is insanely good

Long hair looks great on you. Also, there is a year difference, but that makes me feel good again. I like the picture, it's beautiful!

I wonder if Kobikino sensei Fumi-chan from Tsubaki-cho is a good name, and I was moved by “I'm home” in response to the words “I'm sorry to bother you”

There is a time difference in love between two people who care about each other, and the process of noticing and confirming it is carefully depicted. The clumsiness of him, who is careless about his own feelings, is wonderful.

Maybe it's good for a heartwarming voice. Be moderately excited and warm. The pictures are cute too. It's like a girls' manga ‼.

I've always been attracted to this work on the cover at bookstores. Although it has a slight retro feel, I also liked the color and feel of the picture, so I was curious. I just happened to see it here and ah, this is it! When I started reading the trial reading, I fell in love with it lol the main character is cute, the teacher is cool, and my friends are cute and kind... I want Goro to be happy. I was able to buy the last episode due to the momentum. I'm satisfied lol

I am healed by the high housework skills of the main character, Fumi-chan, and how she carefully spends her days. It's a wonderful retro house, and it's a work you'll want to read over and over again on a regular basis.

There are times when I look at works by Age Gap Ali and I think realistically and pull away, but are both Fumi and Akatsuki good sense? I can feel it and feel at ease lol I love Yamamori-sensei's designs!

The picture is beautiful, and the heroine's child has no habit, and it's fine to be a girl with a high likability. However, I wonder if the setting was about female college students instead of high school girls wasn't good? I get worried about a lot of things when I'm a high school girl...

When I was in my first year of high school, I fell in love with working men around this age, and I understand that very well. Feelings are burning up, but I made the requirements and tried to push them, but what is difficult is that even if they sense things running between them, adults have a lot of things before that. Manga works well, so heal yourself with a surrogate experience. But now I'm in my twenties, and an acquaintance is getting married in that age range. Minami Toko sensei also reminds me of “ReRe Hello,” is this kind of housework agency service business setup a kind of genre? Or rather, it seems like a fad. Also, the setting where children work in place of parents who are covered in debt is also 1 genre. It's like “Boys Over Flowers.” Furthermore, having the ability to earn money itself makes you feel like an adult, but it also activates a maiden heart even in parts that aren't adults the same as those of the same age. Maybe it's good to be a historical novelist. The language is samurai style. Takano Ichigo sensei's “Dreaming Sun” setting also had such adult-cute ingredients. There is a certain level of demand when you are old. Readers may look at it coldly when the season is in, but if they don't understand the feelings of the expected reader age when reading girls' comics, I think it's better to go to women's comics. After all, it must be a work that the target age group can feel. In that sense, this work incorporates some kind of officially essential elements such as a dream set when you were a teenager, a life without parents, a relationship where you live with a wonderful person, an older adult man, etc., and there's no reason why the picture isn't popular if it's beautiful. I felt that it was wonderful, and I enjoyed watching Kobikino sensei, adding imagination, and reading his movements of heart. I feel that the protagonist's feelings are not unnatural. Hitotsuroof Situation is a heart-pounding event using girls' comics. The setting also uses a secret relationship with a third party even if it's clean. There are readers who like that kind of thing by combining several patterns to attack and hit points. Also, I think they have succeeded in drawing a “Myoage” male character in such a position as a “natural female slayer.” I myself have read “Sugars” and “Hirunaka no Ryuusei,” and I feel Yamamori-sensei's maturity as a girls' manga artist in this work. It's also good to make things like Dawn's waist line or unkempt hair. “Sweat beautifully” is also good. I also think Fumi is very appropriate as the main character in a girls' manga. It was drawn with plenty of use up to 14 volumes, and there are side characters to follow in the extra edition. Recordings of the Hirunaka Ryuusei Extra Edition are also welcome. I don't think you should look at it to see if it's realistic or not.

It felt like it was quite a long time until the two had mutual feelings, but I'm glad that the psychological depiction was so careful. I think I recommend it to people who like comics about older and high school girls.

At first, the employer and housekeeper were once a year different, and I was wondering what kind of development it would be, but slowly the relationship between the two of them shrank, but it was interesting because it felt like they passed each other so pure love.

The main character girls drawn by this manga artist have all been transformed in the brain by the actress Kyo-chan. (← praising you) Anzu has a clean face and a bland tone. Can anyone understand?

There are many comics called High School Girls' Romance, and there are many that I don't understand a single reason why adult men fall in love with high school girls right now, but this was a story where I understood that the teacher must be Fumi-chan and that they are unique. We loved each other from the beginning! This kind of love is actually rare, and I think one or the other has a high proportion, and they gradually fall in love, so I'm glad that the attitude of the first teacher was also sincere.