Reviews for The Cat Proposed Manga

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a work with a more comedic touch, but when I read everyone's reviews, it didn't feel like that... I was attracted to the high reviews and bought it, and it was correct! I probably didn't buy it if I just read the synopsis and saw the cover. The review was really helpful. Kihachi is sketchy, detailed, and kind, and has a good personality. I also liked the fact that Sota and Kihachi were not abusive in their language. 5 stars! Regretfully... I feel like there's no sex appeal in such scenes. If so, I want a little more atmosphere... So it's actually 4.8 stars!

This review contains spoilers. Cats are delicious! There is a scene where the main character, Sota, becomes a pheasant tiger, and I looked back at that page over and over again because it was so cute (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't help crying over Kihachi's feelings about the place where they were attracted to each other. There was only a little bit of sex as a bonus at the end, but I was so excited about the story, so it was great. It's a wonderful work. Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. Monster Cat Kodanshi Kihachi x Weakened Shakotsu Lehman Sota. On his way home from exhaustion, Sota saw Kihachi turn into a cat at a talk session where he was caught in the light. They decided to be lifelong companions according to the laws of the monster cat society. This one I was reading was strangely comfortable and interesting, as if it had been swallowed up by a story. Sota was saved by Kihachi, but Kihachi was also saved by Sota, and it is a fateful encounter between two people whose feelings come through through the story. Stories save someone, and they don't necessarily save anyone. I see, it's deep... While staring at Kihachi, who continues to talk while questioning himself, Sota also spelled out a story, and the two became wonderful partners were very nice. The monster cat neighborhood is interesting, and Sota's call for sparrows is cute too. The difference in lifespan is sad, but it would be nice if something like the one written in the afterword happened. H is drawn down and faintly. The two people under the cover are so cute!

This review contains spoilers. I bought it by the author, but after all, there was no loss! A marital story about a monster cat and Lehman. Lehman's Sota was very healing, and the monster cat's older brother was amazing with a loose, fluffy spadari. I wonder if Kikyo will grow old like Grandma Kikyo, but after all, she is almost immortal after all, when Kikyo has really rejuvenated. It was sad to think about the difference in lifespan between the two, but as the author wrote at the end, it seems that the two cats in the future that can be seen in the dark represent a future where Sota becomes a monster cat and the two will last forever, and I was saved. The continuation is probably to imagine whatever you like, but for me, that last one is the only one! The feeling of reading was like when I read Natsume's Book of Friends ^ ^ Thank you for always having a gentle crush and a happy and kind feeling of reading!

This review contains spoilers. I'm not good at things like cat ears or beastmen, but this one says it's a monster cat... it has good reviews, so I bought it for a trial. Why does the main character, an office worker, put up with it until it becomes like that? There were no particular settings such as the past or family, so what?? It stayed the same, but it was a story about a tired (cornered) office worker and a slightly damaged monster cat and a little bit of relief. I like warm, fuzzy stories, but are there a few characters in this work and the words are a bit unique? So, I didn't get into the story very easily... but I really liked the monster cat's face, so I enjoyed reading it until the end.

This review contains spoilers. Shazhul Lehman, who is about to die from exhaustion, is drawn into the appeal of talks by a vaudeville he happened to enter on his way home. Then, it's a story where Kodanshi suddenly looks like a monster cat, and they are forced to get married because of that. When both body and mind were exhausted, Sota heard a heart-moving talk. That kodanshi is an unexpected monster cat, and the development of entering into an inter-species marriage is very interesting. Sota, who had an expression that looked like he had died until then, meets Kihachi, is drawn into a surprising member of the story, and regains his human-like heart. Being moved by listening to a story, being a part of the story and being stimulated, and spinning a story myself. I felt powerfully realized that I was alive. I felt that Kusata and Kihachi were attracted to each other as people rather than as lovers. So, the BL vibe was a bit weak, and I thought they shared something they could sympathize with even though they are different species called humans and specters. That area was a bit difficult, but it was interesting as a work.