Reviews for Tales of the Tendo Family Manga

What happens when Ran-chan is too pitiful Masato spoil Ran-chan, search for her even more and make them cry when they are attracted to each other

Volume 12 at the best place!! I'm really worried about that afterward!! What's more, what will happen with the next release six months later (T^T)? Masato, who conveyed his feelings (ran), knew his feelings...

The main character is interesting. It makes me think that a new heroine has been born. The ratio of positive and negative elements is exquisite. The reason the stars aren't 5 is because of the many pictures posted...

The pride of the old house is heavy, and the people and the inside of the house are dark. There are many bloody incidents, and the Tendo family is creepy. There are a lot of people who have both a bad and a lot of people. The main character has something to push through, and he also has slightly super skills. Your ruthless opponent is changing. Reminds me of the Yokomizo mystery. The retro atmosphere makes the background of the story interesting. Did Saito sensei really draw “cute people”? the same teacher? I'm surprised. There are still only mysteries scattered around, and nothing foreshadows a bright future, but there is a glimmer of hope that the relationship between Masato and Ran will evolve little by little. I've read up to 10 volumes, but it's a story I can't take my eyes off of, and I want to stay with them until the end, even though I don't want to see anything scary. Color the expected value, and it's currently 4.4 when I read volume 10.

The setting is an eerie incident in a mysterious mansion, but it's novel and interesting. It's a pity that they can't confirm each other's feelings and the two just pass each other by each other all the time, but Ran-chan is so cute!

A heroine who has ended up getting into a distorted, sloppy world. No, anyway, there are only dangerous humans in the Tendo family. First of all, Masato is awesome. The heroine is straight and cute, and if you think about it, she has a terrible gap. The central story is quite heavy and dark, but I'm relieved that Masato's interaction with the heroine doesn't mesh. The sight of each other becoming each other's place was also wonderful. It's interesting

It was my first time as a writer, but the reviews were highly rated, so I read it. I've only read up to 4 volumes, so I'm really curious about the continuation. That was interesting.

The story seems to go on for a long time, but I never get tired of it. I'm curious about Ran's age and real name. It's natural and smiling that Ranga is gradually becoming a girl.

It's a very interesting comic. I like pictures too. I have no idea what kind of development it is going to unfold, but I'm excited to look forward to the future.

Strong characters appear one after another, and you are drawn into the story as to what will happen and what will happen. Is there a day when the relationship where they have feelings but it doesn't reach each other is so frustrating that peaceful happiness comes to the two of them? I can't take my eyes off it.

I often start with pictures, so I'm not good at the artist's paintings. But I was interested, and when I read it, it was so interesting that I couldn't stop being excited about what would happen. I'm curious about the continuation!

There are also large frame breaks, but for the number of pages, I finish reading it in no time. The tempo of the story was also good, and I was able to read it quickly.

However, there are still so many things that haven't been revealed about the Tendo family or Ran, so I can't help but be curious. Murders have occurred, so it doesn't seem like it's going to have a pretty happy ending, but I'm looking forward to the future. Additional note, I bought 11 volumes as soon as they went on sale. I feel like the story hasn't progressed easily, probably because there are so many characters. I wonder if the story will take a big turn soon.

The main character is a natural, simple character and cute. A love story between a slightly mysterious protagonist and a tsundere man. It's a comic that doesn't look like Yume Hana.

The story is complicated and interesting, and it makes me want to read more and more. I think Masato is crazy no matter what, but since Ran is also crazy, he might be a good match. Even if they stick together, they don't seem to be as happy as a normal couple, but I wonder if that kind of shape is possible, if the people themselves are good. However, once you read it, your stomach will be full, so you might not want to read it twice. I've bought up to 10 volumes of the latest edition so far, and I'm glad I rented them.

The story and setting were so good that it would be a shame to make it a romance girl comic. If the picture and direction were different, I wonder if it would stick to a wider range of readers. I'm not young, so I can't give it rave reviews, but I thought it was very well made.

Masato, the retainer of the rumored mansion, meets Ran, a girl who wants to save people and die, and spends time at the mansion pretending to be his fiancee. Ran-chan's physical abilities are so outstanding that they are called monkeys, and it's interesting that she is slightly natural, probably because she grew up in the mountains. Masato would do aggressive things for the sake of his goals, but his entanglement with Ran-chan is interesting, but their relationship seems to progress... there is also an atmosphere where I want to cheer them. There are also various mysteries, such as why they can't get out of the Tendo family alive, the reasons for making fake fiancés, and the suspicious people of the Tendo family ~