Reviews for The Cat Proposed Manga

This review contains spoilers. From my impressions of the cover and title, I thought it was a comical atmosphere, but it was such a gentle story. It's a love affair between monster cats and humans, but it doesn't feel peculiar, it's not flashy, and although it's fantasy, it's reasonable, and I read on with a moist atmosphere. There isn't anything sad or definitive, but for some reason it's sad and sad. If a monster cat lives for a long time in the past, the loneliness of a future that hasn't been decided yet, or someone you don't want to lose, it's unlikely that you'll be able to endure the loneliness of another person. Please don't die before me. I wonder if that kind of wish consistently makes this story feel sad. That said, it's a happy ending, and it's a very nice feeling after reading it. Please feel free to read it.

This review contains spoilers. It was highly rated, so I bought it and read it. It's a work I'm glad I bought. The view of the monster cat world was really, really wonderful. I also really like the characters of each of them. The story, world view, and characters are amazing. There aren't many sex scenes, so people who want that might not be enough.

This review contains spoilers. It was a ghost story, but Sota, who works for a black company, was exhausted both mentally and physically, and stopped thinking that he was going to die even for a moment, and when he suddenly saw a poster of the Kodankai and went in saying “I want to take a break,” what jumped into my eyes was a creepy story by Kodanshi Kihachi! As soon as their eyes met, she looked like a monster cat and was horrified, but she was thinking about death and showed a weak heart... Kihachi was able to save Sota like that, though. How cute was it when Sota became a pheasant tiger cat (laughs) It was Kihachi who drew a line due to the difference in lifespan between humans and demons, and the fear that they would break up someday! It was a story with implications in the afterword about what would happen in the future, and whether Sota would become something other than a human... so I really hoped that they would become the same demon and live together for a long time.

This review contains spoilers. In BL with this kind of demon monster, I often want to dive into what to do with the lifespan. However, even though I know that, this story is a sad and sad story that I still choose to accompany. What's more painful is Kihachi, but it seems like he already has the courage to endure only for the shell. But I want to pray that sparrows will live a long time thanks to Kikyo's gift, and that they are destined to become outsiders soon

This review contains spoilers. An interspecies love between monster cat Kodanshi Kihachi-san and Shazuki Lehman and Sota who live by blending into the human world. Kihachi has a sad past... What underlies Kihachi's obsession with telling the “story” of Kihachi, who became a monster cat, is a happy memory from when she was still a domestic cat (did you enjoy listening to the old man's story with your favorite kids?) I was wondering if it was there. Sota, who was exhausted from living and was about to die, was saved because he heard the story Kihachi tells by chance. Then, the feeling that Kihachi, who called Sota, who gradually regained his energy as the two of them lived together due to certain circumstances, was conveyed that he was cute, adorable, and irresistible, and my heart tightened. There is a problem with the difference in lifespan between the person lying in front of them and the specter, but even so, the two choose to live together, but I feel sad about the whereabouts of their love. It's sad and painful to think that Kihachi, who has lived for a long time, will be first moved by Sota Momo. There are many things that don't go as expected in the real world, but the ending of the story has a happy ending, so I've complemented the continuation of the main story with a story that saves the reader rather than saving them, focusing on the amulet Kikyo sister (Kikyo no Hana) and the author's implicit afterword. Now I can go to sleep peacefully tonight. Echi was a profound ethi, and I thought it suited the atmosphere of this work. Also, Yamabuki-kun, the ryokan cat who doesn't read the air, had a good taste. I would like to add ☆ 5 to all characters, stories, and pictures, including supporting characters.

This review contains spoilers. I don't know the language very well, so I can't convey good things, but it was pleasant that so many words that seemed to appear often in old Japanese stories such as kodan, the Taisho period, and old Japanese stories such as foxes and monster cats came up, and I thought it was a wonderful story. It's nice that Kihachi loves sparrows. I hope the sparrows and Kihachi love you so much! Be happy!

This review contains spoilers. I was wondering if the recipient from the cover was a student, but they are working adults! What's more, it's livestock! Thank you so much! The scene where I say it was my love at first sight to an old friend who wanted to hear the familiar beginning was already amazing. Good luck to the two who have made up their mind to stay together even though their lifespan is different!

This review contains spoilers. Subscribe at the publisher Coupen! I didn't know it on the cover, but the one with the black hair is a monster cat and has cat ears. By the way, when I have cat ears, I have 4 ears ~ that bothers me no matter what... The story is about a strange marriage between monster cats and humans. Monster cat kodanshi Kihachi x office worker Sota who seems to die from overwork. It's a story where Sota, who is on the verge of jumping into a train, meets Kihachi who was talking at a talk conference one day, and they become a partner because they know they are monsters. It's BL, but the story goes deeper than that. The story told by Kihachi, who is a kodanshi, is a story about humans killing monster cats, and it seems that the story is always a story that is convenient for someone, and I felt that even in the same story, it can be a tragedy or a heroic story if the point of view is different. Kihachi told that kind of story, and Sota, who told me that he was saved while there were sad people, is an irreplaceable presence. I felt so precious. It's BL, but I think it's a big bond that isn't bound by that confinement.