Reviews for Tales of the Tendo Family Manga

This review contains spoilers. Do S in military uniform is too much for her husband Kanpaku, but is that true intention spills over from time to time? I love the heroine so much that it's love. The heroine is also a heroine and a strong child, so she is good at countering her enemies and I enjoy watching. I want to see the continuation soon.

This review contains spoilers. Once I started reading it, I couldn't stop, and I read the latest edition all at once. Masato Ran is impatient. I wish we could get through with each other quickly... But that sense of impatience is really good. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. It's a unique story that can't simply be called a romance comic, and it's a unique story that can't be categorized by anything... The pictures aren't a taste that everyone can enjoy, but the characters' personalities stand out, and the storyline is interesting, so I'm drawn in more and more! I wonder if it's going to become a little more romantic?? I'm looking forward to the future!

This review contains spoilers. very good!!! If the picture was a little more delicate and the depiction a little more careful, I could empathize even more. But it's a great story with excellent storyline!

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if it's a comic where you can enjoy being in love with a handsome guy like a comic about a girl who is fluffy from the feel of a picture? I thought about it and read it, but I was betrayed in a good sense. It's a Taisho era style world view, and the girl Ran-chan, who is sluggish about the muddy family related to the Tendo family, makes the place feel at ease in a nice way. Ran-chan is so cute, but it's appalling that even though she is a girl, she lives with a ridiculous determination to report to her grandpa in heaven that she lived properly for people. Personally, I'm scared. As the story progressed, the human pattern of the Tendo family became more and more complicated, and I read it in horror as to what would happen in the future. I finished reading volume 11 in no time. I'm worried about the continuation where I regret that I should have read it after I've finished it. I personally don't like the picture, but I think it matches the content nicely. I love the quiet atmosphere where there aren't many love elements. I want to read more soon...!

This review contains spoilers. The heroine, Ran, wants to die for others, and by accident she takes the place of Masato's wife. It's not a simple story, but the content is intricately intertwined, but Masato, who had a slightly cold attitude at first, begins to take a liking to Ran, but this just happened to pass by until both of them were clumsy. It's jarring to readers who read it as saying loud words or being jealous, but that's also good. I'm worried about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought the pictures weren't good, but the more I read it, the more I fell in love with it. It's a girls' comic, but there are so many foreshadowing that it doesn't have the “usual punch line.” Occasionally, there are places where you can laugh out loud, and there are also flirting scenes between Ran and Masato. There are so many mysteries about the characters that it's nice to be able to expand your imagination. Tachibana actually seems to have... and maybe the orphan Ran was born a noble child!? There are also characters whose faces haven't appeared yet, so what will happen in the future?

This review contains spoilers. I'm wondering if future developments are fast and the haze will continue where mutual love has blossomed when I read volume 2. The lightness of Ran's taijutsu is also a highlight!