They, Too, Love

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They too love was basically great to read.
It's only 7 volumes, but the flamboyancy and randomness of the manga kept me enthralled!
There were moments when I cried from laughter and sadness, I also really enjoyed the mangaka's style.
The names were a bit challenging to grasp but I got there in the end haha.
If there is any complaint it is that it ends, and that it ends in a way that is final and still not final.

I completely recommend this manga!

I chanced upon this rather randomly and decided to read it for a lack of a better choice at the time. And I didn't regret any minute of it.

Story:
The story is rather loose. Almost loose enough to have no real plot to a certain degree I would feel. It was more or less random to put it nicely.
Characters came and went. Sometimes I didn't know when I would next see them.

I never quite knew what was happening at the time at the start of each chapter.
However, this chapter-by-chapter randomness still managed to keep my attention and interest nonetheless, something I ... didn't quite expect either.

Near the end of the manhwa, it got looser with each next chapter. So, just beware.

Art:
I don't really know why or how to explain it, but I just fell in love with the light-hearted and loose art style. It was concise enough to understand yet gave off such a happy and light feeling that I just couldn't help gazing at each page for a few more seconds.

Character:
I don't quite remember because it has been a long time since I had a good impression of it, but even with the loose story, I recall having at least some in depth study into each character's thoughts and background.

Enjoyment:
There's not much to say about this manga, really, because of the looseness and just plain randomness. Yet, it can still make you have the attraction to just read on and go with the flow. Loved it.