Reviews for Nanatsu-ya: Shinobu and Her Jewelry Box Manga

This review contains spoilers. Shinobu is able to appraise the precious stones at a glance, as well as a sign from the past that was sold as a quality herb. Akira seems to be looking for a stone behind the scenes, beside the jeweler. The original is venerable and noble (?) It seems like they were children from a family, so they're looking for something related to their roots? Maybe. They are two people in a relationship where they are only formal fiancés, but I'm wondering if there will be any changes in the relationship between the two in the future.

This review contains spoilers. I wanted to read it all at once after I finished it, so I piled it up, but it became a power push work. I buy new issues when they come out. I first learned the meaning of the title Nanatsuya in this work. It's an exciting story and fun for jewelry lovers.

This review contains spoilers. It's the latest work by those who think it's a design I've seen before, but no good. A gemological fantasy? I was wondering what kind of story it was. It's interesting because it's a slightly strange mystery where the heroine, who can see the aura of jewels, solves incidents and troubles of people related to jewels along with a cool handsome guy. There are a variety of human dramas that take place about jewels, love and hate, and I thought they would definitely be made into a live-action movie. It's also nice to take a break with each episode. Stories that you read through without taking a breath are good, but it's also fun to be able to solve a case and close the book in relief.

This review contains spoilers. Speaking of Ninomiya Tomoko sensei, I like the fact that characters that can't be helped but can't be hated appear, and I've read quite a few works. In this film, people who are not very unique will appear, starting with Shinobu's mother, the heroine. They swing around the main characters when they are ridiculously presentable and have terrible misunderstandings, but I feel the warmth of the depth of their heart that doesn't cut them off as just bad people, and I'm healed. And the gag development that is swayed around is very interesting. I think it's a work that sticks to those who like Nodame. In addition, it is full of various elements, such as downtown people, suspense, trivia about jewels, and a peek into the lives of celebrities, and is highly entertaining.

This review contains spoilers. I like stones, so talking about appraisals is interesting and interesting. They came up with expertise other than jewels, and I was simply amazed, saying, “Manga artists are amazing.” The beginning is ridiculous (or rather puzzling), but it's a real industry story, but the occult is mixed just right, and it's nice that it doesn't flow right away into love.

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't help but wonder how the grandfather who proposed an engagement with his daughter would be like on the condition of listening to the insane request of the admired Madonna, but since Akisada has grown into a beautiful boy that everyone falls in love with, the results are OK (laughs).? I also liked “Nodame,” which has the theme of music, but this work, which is about jewels, is also a field I'm not very familiar with, so it's fun to be able to absorb new knowledge. The work, which mixes seriousness typical of Ninomiya Tomoko sensei and gag in good Shiobai, also adds mystery elements, and I'm just drawn in.?

This review contains spoilers. The main line of the story is solid, and the unique protagonist and surrounding characters are also attractive, but above all, the jewels were written in detail, and I was drawn to it more and more.