Reviews for Tsumugu: Our Ray of Light Manga

This review contains spoilers. They are so straightforward, so laid-back, and too cute. It's an example of being able to become such a wonderful woman and raise Yoiko without her parents like Kokoharu. Other than the woman who claimed to be her fiancé, she was just a mean mom in trouble, so I can read it peacefully. I look forward to it!

This review contains spoilers. It was amazing that they both cared so much for each other, and I was so excited about the scenes where they directly conveyed their thoughts!!

This review contains spoilers. After all, Tsumu-kun is so cute! That's good! The heroine is an idiot type who hugs herself without saying the most important thing. I think disappearing without saying anything to your boyfriend just because he was told terrible things by his real mother or fake girlfriend (I don't know it's a fake girlfriend yet, but I'm sure it's a fake girlfriend) is the biggest betrayal. That's because I didn't believe in his personality or his feelings. After losing her parents early, she grew up in a facility, so it's not hard to understand that she was told “we have a different family” and pulled away, but not saying important things doesn't make anyone happy, so the heroine has a way of life (?) I want them to have the strength to change. But Tsumu-kun is growing up well, and her boyfriend seems to be a really nice person, so I enjoy similar father and son. lol

This review contains spoilers. But I like saying this, so I want to read the next one, I want to read the picture, I like it, it's a development where disgusting women always come out, but I want them to do it properly and I don't like all the mess

This review contains spoilers. I'm healed just by the scene where Tsumu-kun appears. While the mother was raising one child, a bright, good-natured, and cute boy grew up so well, I wanted to raise children if it were that kind of child...

This review contains spoilers. It blew away all kinds of adult situations, but anyway, my son Tsumugu-kun is so cute and healing. He's young for a 5 to 6 year old, but... he's the number one hero in this story

This review contains spoilers. secret baby stuff. It's a pity that my boyfriend and child disappeared without even talking. The person in the ambulance is not a “firefighter,” but a “paramedic.”

This review contains spoilers. The boss mom was so angry at first sight that I wanted her to be unhappy, even if converted or not, it's the worst, so there's no way single mothers have free time after I want them to be unhappy, right idiots

This review contains spoilers. I personally thought that if the heroine is the type that can clearly penetrate her own opinions, she isn't this relentless, and that the opinion that it's not good to stay silent could ruin the flow of this work... It's not the heroine's fault, and conversely, isn't there part of the responsibility of the hero you couldn't protect? I think so. I hope I can be happy for my cute son too.

This review contains spoilers. Kids are cute, honest, and nice, so I feel at ease. Even though Masahisa was out of his seat, I want them to notice that the main character's appearance was strange after meeting his mother. By the way, what wasn't your father? The woman who appeared on Masahisa's smartphone without permission is the main character, and it seems like she's going to be a bummer from now on.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine is a single mother who is alone in raising her kindergarten son all alone. By accident, I was reunited with my old lover... The pictures are soft and beautiful, and the frame breaks are easy to read.