Reviews for Spring Storm and Monster Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is the story of the main characters whose mother remarried and they have new siblings. The main character, who has a very sharp appearance but is snuggling up to a boy, is amazing. There seem to be difficulties, but I want them to do their best.

This review contains spoilers. Wow, that's right, is that so... I read it while whining. I'm curious about volume 7, but how does volume 6 end... I really like this author's gags, such as his eyesight is so strong that even a bear runs away, and the joke that sounds like it's bursting in the bathroom. Namai Kizakari is also coming out a little bit, and thanks to Kaya-kun, Arashiko's world has expanded, so I thought it would be a good match for her to be this unbelievable and aggressive, but that's right... I was so surprised by this development that I lost my vocabulary, but somehow there was also that kind of atmosphere... Oh, but I wonder if there's a plot twist in volume 7... Once I've settled down, I think I'll read 7 volumes as well.

This review contains spoilers. She was the heroine in her first year of high school who spent her time without getting involved with others, but when her mother remarried, she had a brother-in-law in middle school. However, that brother-in-law is not simply the stepchild of his mother's remarriage partner, but rather a child who has just been taken in at the request of a distant relative, so they are starting a new family. And my brother-in-law, Kaya-kun, is a really unpredictable monster. It's a kid who acts like 0 or 100 because of his outrageous behavior. But in a sense, the line is well drawn, and once he gets inside that line, he is a child with a large amplitude of emotions, and he is swayed insanely by Kaya-kun. She's a very dangerous kid, but as Arashi-chan confronts her without giving up, Kaya-kun himself changes little by little, but he gradually becomes obsessed with Arashi-chan and it's exciting to see what will happen in the future. By dealing with Kaya-kun, Arashi-chan herself gradually changed, and she began talking to her classmates. However, Kaya-kun feels threatened by Arashi-chan's changes, and shows a little bit of a yandere temperament. Among the classmates Arashi-chan has come to talk to, Minamisu-kun, who has boys and is a refreshing sports boy type, will emerge as his partner. I'm worried about future developments, whether it's a younger boy who's too dangerous or his fresh classmate...! One thing bothers me is that I can't deny the feeling that I left it up to Arashi-chan even though I took over Kaya-kun responsibly... We live together as a new family, so I think we should be a little more careful.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought it was a common setting where parents simply remarry and become siblings, but I was surprised at the boy with a special background ❗ and I'm curious about the fact that he also seems to have a past that hasn't been revealed yet ⤴ the main character also has a personality without disgust and is easy to read?

This review contains spoilers. It seems like all the appeal points of this work have been given to Kaya for better or worse. Perhaps because of that, the presence and ego of the other characters are weak (especially the heroine), while imagining that Nasu-kun is probably the hit horse character, the impression is weak, probably because he doesn't have too many flaws. That's also because the impact of Kaya, who seems to have a broken personality, is too great. My son, Kaya, has had almost no mental growth until the latest edition (just not much different from a child who lacks love is whining), so I want him to take the first step towards getting rid of monsters soon. The weather is too good for the Aran-chan family. Please listen to the children more. Mr. Son Suke is healing.

This review contains spoilers. I recommend Kayakun, so if Kayakun doesn't become happy, it's unlikely that I'll be able to look ahead. I don't think they'll break up with Nasu-kun since they both seem serious, and there doesn't seem to be an option for Arashi-chan to break up with Nasu-kun because Kayakun has fallen into the dark, and it's tough that they don't seem to have a happy ending with Kayakun Arashi-chan in any way.

This review contains spoilers. A fragile and dangerous younger brother was born, and the life of my older sister, who was living a withdrawn lifestyle, changed drastically. I'm being swayed around a lot, but what will happen in the end? Sonosuke is just so cute.

This review contains spoilers. What kind of development will it be...! I can't wait for summer. But as others have commented, if I ended up with Kaya, that was it, so it's a bit different from the development of this work. It makes me think. If you feel in love with Kaya, well, it's a common development, but I want to believe that this work is different. Of course I don't want them to leave Kaya, but it's just as a family. If Ran-chan doesn't make Nasu-kun happy, my heart won't be rewarded either! lol, I'm worried about future developments, and more than that, I'm looking forward to it.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine, who didn't make friends due to the experience of falling down due to relationships when she was a kid, is very popular, as she tickles men's hearts even when she doesn't have confidence and tends to get upset. My brother-in-law, who suddenly came to live with such a heroine, grew up unaware of his family's love from an early age, and became morbidly attached to the heroine due to so-called imprinting. That's fine, but don't kiss too much... If you don't keep it when you're in a hurry, the heroine's notions of chastity will seem loose. I kissed my brother-in-law and Nasu-kun in the same volume, and they only look like female enemies. Nasu-kun is so kind, cheerful, and manly, and cool, so she seems to be happy with her even more wonderful girlfriend, but I love the heroine so much that I want to see it come to fruition too. The younger brother has recovered from the fall of darkness, his obsession with the heroine is gone, and the heroine is Nasu-kun's Happien, or is it a bad end where the heroine is dragged in by the younger brother's darkness without resisting, and Nasu-kun is forced to give up? I don't want to be stretched out anymore, so I want it to be settled quickly. Oh, I love Mihane. I want you to be happy!