Reviews for Tales of the Tendo Family Manga

See how Ran-chan is cute and Masato from tsundere bond. The way volume 17 ended was, um, huh. I'm curious about what's going to happen in the future.

There are a lot of people involved, and it's hard to remember even just relatives. If you've lived deep in the mountains with Jicchan, it would be difficult to get along with people.

The story is very interesting, and I always read it while thinking that it would be something that could be made into a live-action movie. It's one of the few works I've read in a single story while reading the latest in a single story.

I really like this because I see it's LaLa. Love in the midst of madness is, of course, crazy. And the direction that that love is headed is different for everyone. Are those of the two main characters barely facing each other? Of course, the love between the two is of course exciting, and if there is something in this, this will only be a tingling stimulus. I see, I really like it

Tara Masato tries to die peacefully, Ran... even though she was born as a woman, she doesn't live like a woman at all, and on the contrary, she's stronger than a man! I want Masato to flirt quickly and privately... I want Ran to quickly enjoy happiness as a woman!

It's a story where two main characters, who were raised in a different way, are attracted to each other and confirm their love while getting caught up in the dark part hidden by a distorted famous family. Starting with the hero's expressions of affection, I think it's really wonderful that the love of most of the characters is intense, crazy, and each one is carefully depicted with horrible personalities. It's dark, heavy, and cruel, so I think people will have different tastes. I reread it when my heart is fine. As the story progresses, I feel like there really isn't anything left in the Tendo family, and everyone supports this house with nothing but grudges. The depiction of Ran-chan starting as a neutral girl, receiving love and transforming into an attractive woman is also amazing. I wonder what kind of happy ending it will be in the future. I want to follow along slowly.

Once I started the trial reading, I couldn't stop... I like strong girls. There are so many disturbing developments, lots of mysteries... no, it's interesting because it's full of tenko! So, buy it for adults. Please read it once. You'll buy it.

It's a dark fantasy that's completely different from the fluffy romance manga “A Cute Person,” and is common in Hana Yume's works. It's very interesting even if I read it now, but when I was young, I was so addicted to it that it was dangerous (it had an effect on my personality and way of life). The story is a love story between a country girl caught up in the Tendo family's family feud and her son in the middle of nowhere who is too beautiful. The poor and simple protagonist repeatedly makes statements that smell like death, but he is strong anyway. After all, the good sense of professional manga artists and the deliciousness of how to show them. Remembering the fantasy comics of Hana Yume from the past, it makes me nostalgic. The difference in the atmosphere between the cover, title, and content is also like Yume Hana. It's also good that cliché lines don't come up when I transcribe the character's appearance into sentences (when I was reading recent comics, I was tired of reading the phrases slender limbs, soft hair, and cool eyes over and over). It seems that the highest number of volumes in the history of Hana Yume Comics is “Patariro,” which has 83 volumes. I'm not saying nonsense. 50 volumes, please. Thank you for your support.

It's more interesting than I thought, and the comical depiction and the creepy depiction of a depressed family mesh nicely, making it worth reading. Personally, I like Shu and Ra, so I'm in agony because I wonder if they'll follow the heroine inside... I wonder if their appearances will increase. Also, this is a reminder before spoilers, but since there are depictions of people dying properly, I recommend that people who are faint of heart or not looking for something like that in girls' comics don't read it.

It feels turbulent from the beginning, but as the story progresses, it still feels turbulent, and I'm afraid of the dark side of the Tendo family. I'm reading it with a lot of excitement, and I don't have a heart. However, I was worried about the future and ended up reading it while thinking it was scary.

The heroine is pure and strong, and I want to cheer for her. It's a story that seems to get dark, but there are also a few comical depictions, and it progressed at a good tempo, and it was interesting.

The tempo of the story is also picturesque. It's fun to see the pure and unfazed Ranchan expand her world, and she's good at martial arts, so cool!

Meiji military uniforms are a blessing to the eye. There are still few things, but men and women from the good old days who strongly aimed for a bright future are nothing but good