Reviews for A Man and His Cat Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read volume 1. I've seen the cover of this work, heard the title, and I knew about this work for the time being, but it was a power push, so I read it. It was a story that surprised me, “Was this the story of this work?” It was a story with a nice atmosphere that warmed my heart. I don't really like it, but the pictures are easy to read, so I'm glad. It's interesting, so I'm thinking of reading more.

This review contains spoilers. The interaction with the wonderful old man is heartwarming, including cats, which used to be in an unsold position at pet stores. At first, I thought it was a healing story that continued to depict real everyday life as it is, but eventually people and animals that change the environment little by little, such as a pianist who has a complicated heart, and a senior cat that was sold to others first, began to appear, and complex human relationship dramas were spelled out. I never thought it would evolve from a world seen by a single cat to such deep content.