Reviews for The Cat Proposed Manga

You'd better read it without hesitation. I bought it at full price, but I was very satisfied (^_^) It leaves a good sense of satisfaction and a good finish. It's Japanese style, but I wonder if it's Night on the Galaxy Express... it had that kind of atmosphere. I have cats, so I thought I'd take more care of them than I do now, and I was crying because I thought I'd take care of them first. This is my favorite book out of all the books I've bought. It was a big hit (^_^) and I bought all of the books by Mr. Hayabe Dento (^_^)

I'm addicted to Japanese fantasy. That was interesting. There seems to be no past, present, or era, and it transcends time and space, there is no gap between dreams and reality, and if you think it's a different kind of love, it becomes the same kind of love while you say that. Every time I turned the page (that's different, every time I click on it because it's electronic), I was able to jump into various worldviews, and even though it was fun and unavoidable, there were scenes that made me cry, and it was quite a funny production.

The design matched the atmosphere of the story so well that I was really drawn in. I like stories where receiving saves an attack, but it's great that these two save each other. I can feel from every end that Kihachi thinks Sota is cute, and I'm amazed. Kusata is really cute, so it can't be helped. The extra episode of Hatsuya was also very good. I was satisfied with the story!

A story about monster cats and Lehman. It's great when So-chan is cute and cute, and her ears stick out and her throat purrs. Kihachi is wonderful too... I like Hayane-san's literary works. There isn't much to it, but I feel like I've read a classic.

Unexpected lacrimal gland collapse, which I never anticipated from the trial reading... It was my first time as a writer, and it was a wonderful, wonderful, and gentle story that transcended BL, times, races, reality & dreams...! In particular, I'm sure the beginning of the final episode will continue to be read over and over again at milestones. Judging by trial readings alone would be a waste! I definitely want many people to read this work. The number of favorite writers has increased by one more.

A mixture of human everyday life and unreality, ah, another story. The whole work was filled with wonder and kindness. A story with a new feel. It's jumping over the BL genre! When you hear about humans and monster cats, it sounds like a ghost story, but it's a sad yet beautiful pure love story until they both have feelings for each other. It was an addictive view of the world.

Mr. Sota works for a black company. I was exhausted, and when I was listening to a talk in a vaudeville sitting, suddenly the kodanshi looked like a cat... and from there on, I was swept away by Kihachi-san, who looked like a cat... it's interesting. Isn't there eroticism...? I wonder if that's fine? It makes up the atmosphere, but there's a problem with Mr. Sota. 248 pages.

It was such a good story that it would be a waste to read as BL! The monster cat setting and the encounter between the two were reasonable, so I was able to read it without any sense of incongruity. I especially like the scene where the main character cries because it's cute. I originally liked interspecies things, so I was able to enjoy many things, such as turning into cats and growing cat ears. I'm glad that the characters that solidify their surroundings also have their own personalities. The scene over there is lukewarm, but rather, I thought that if there weren't many of these works, the feeling would be refreshed after reading, so that was just right. I don't think there's any loss in buying it.

I'm not good at cross-species stories, but I bought it because I liked the author's work that I had read before. I wonder what it is. As if something in my heart had been moved, I couldn't stop crying halfway through, and I read it while holding a tissue case. But don't worry, these are definitely not sad tears. There's almost no erotic erotica, but that kind of story is completely unnecessary. I definitely want you to pick up this work without reading any spoilers. It warms my heart. I wish there was a world like this in a place we don't know. I'm starting to feel like the cat meowing outside is Kihachi (laughs).

Why isn't there a sequel?! Looks like they were the two after that! The author probably finished it because the reader decides the future, but the haze won't stop!

It's a story about sparrows saved by monster cats, and I wonder if those monster cats also got the warmth they wanted to feel by spending time with sparrows. I knew that sparrows would disappear before me due to differences in lifespan, so I say “leave only the story” before parting ways, throwing sparrows out of fear that one day they will have to let go... of being left alone. It conveys the feelings of both parties so much that it's frustrating even if it's sad. This is what sparrows have been brought back to life, monster cats you want to love, and being saved. I feel relaxed. The bonus manga Sparrow is cute!

5 stars isn't enough, is it? There were a lot of lines that touched my heart. It was so wonderful that I wrote it down on a memo. There is something that tries to save you when you're tired from life or work, and it's important to notice it... it seems like Sota happened to be attracted to Kihachi's talk. Being able to enjoy it even if you don't need it to live, it's surprising that being human is like that. It was very persuasive how Sota noticed it and became energetic. Edo dialect spoken by Kihachi? I also like the very kind tone of speech. The reason why Kihachi, who has been living for quite a long time and has been hopeless about various things since she is a monster, chose Kodan is also kind and makes me cry. I hope for tomorrow for an important person, but I'm afraid of my own happiness. I'm really glad I met Sota. Also, a picture that quickly takes readers to a different world, whether it's a world of dreams and reality, or fantasy! The expressive power of being able to hear the sound of a harisen is amazing!! I was also happy that it was written about the future of the two in the afterword. There isn't much eroticism, and maybe it's not boys' love, but I'm glad this work is in the BL genre. Otherwise I wouldn't be able to meet them, so I'm always grateful for BL's breadth lol

I was drawn into a strange atmosphere and started reading it. Before I knew it, it was as if I was watching the world of monster cats with sparrows. I can't stop crying as the story progresses ❗

When cats call their companions sparrows, they fall in love when they think they are cute and adorable... Love where it seems like it's going to get stuck and doesn't get stuck. There is almost no etiquette. There are also scenes that are just as exciting as receiving them, but they don't get carried away.