Reviews for I Asked My Coworker To Be My Mom Manga

This review contains spoilers. First time reading writer. The episode where the two get to know each other was also full of deja vu, and I felt that it was somehow unsatisfactory, and I thought volume 1 wasn't right for me. Her mother passed away early, and the protagonist, who spent her time taking care of her younger siblings and became the one who gave motherhood, actually couldn't give up on her feelings of admiration for her, and wanted to be wrapped in the feeling of wanting to be spoiled and kind. And the person who accepted that feeling was “Mano-san” (Mano-san is called until volume 2), who also seems to have some traumatic feelings during her upbringing... depicts an image of a tired modern person, a reliable, kind man who is a good cook that all working women want, and Mano is an entity that can't help but shout “I definitely want it too!” Pictures of delicious food and adorable black cats appear in the drawing, but if you look at the artist's past works, it seems that there are works that specialize in food and cats. Colleagues and receptionist girls from Hitsuma Posi also appear, but they aren't bad people at all! ... There seems to be a glimpse of the artist's personality everywhere, and the kindness of this work is conveyed. Plus the last page of episode 12. Very cool picture. I felt the artist's evolution in this work. I was surprised even though I was leaning towards high ratings, but maybe I was the one who felt relaxed and healed while thinking that there wouldn't be a man like this in reality...

This review contains spoilers. The heroine lost her mother and has taken the place of her younger brother and sister's mother since she was a student. Actually, I want to spoil someone but I'm in a position where I can't spoil them. The heroine, who got drunk during the drinking party, is brought to the house of Mano-kun, a colleague at work, to take care of her. Mano-kun, who takes care of this and that like her mom, is in the form of her late mother, and she unexpectedly says, “Please be my mom,” and Mano-kun simply said, “That's fine” (laughs). Mano-kun is a good cook and is good at sewing and embroidery. Feminine power is high, but being a proper man is also attractive. The development is also interesting, but the hero also continues to be denied what he likes by his mother at her parents' house, and the heroine completely affirms Mano-kun, so it's a story where Mano-kun herself is healed by the heroine. The relationship between the two is really nice, as if they fill in what they want from each other. Naturally, the heroine is attracted to Mano-kun, but so is Mano-kun...! By the way, I finished volume 2. I'm worried about the continuation!! It makes me feel relaxed, and I reread it over and over again. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. When it comes to men with high femininity and inclusiveness, women tend to just be taken care of, but the heroine in this story works hard at work, housework, and taking care of her family, and I want to support her. The heroine's recollection scene with her mother was sad, and I'm glad there was someone who healed me. The process of being attracted to each other little by little is natural, and the brother and sister are so cute! I saw my older sister doing her best, and she grew up to be a good kid. I like stories where such bad people don't appear, because it makes me feel at ease. I hope it progresses smoothly without making big waves and winds in the future.

This review contains spoilers. Overall, it's nice that the story and design are so kind! Even though Mano is neutral and has high femininity, she somehow has so much sex appeal that I'm addicted to it. But it also makes me want to cheer for Aoki-kun... but is it Mano who is right for Mizuki-chan after all? Somehow, Hinagata-san was interesting, and I laughed at the scene where there were 3 people with Mizuki even though they did their best to invite Mano. After that, Hinagata-san, who is playing well with Fuuko-chan, was interesting, and I'm looking forward to future developments!

This review contains spoilers. From the beginning, the older sister, who usually takes care of her younger brothers and works hard at home, finds a place where she can be spoiled, called Mano-kun, who has high girlpower and is full of inclusiveness, and it gradually starts to become aware of each other and it becomes exciting, and Mano-kun's adult manhood is visible and hidden... wow! Because of that, they didn't step forward against each other, and the fact that they were messing around made me cringe again. I'm looking forward to volume 3!