Futari no Renai Shoka

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A manga that brings a strange feeling of “home”, where right from the start the author shows the protagonists' childhood traumas, with the problems with their parents leading them to traumas and mental blocks.
How could these childhood problems disrupt their personal relationships? In both cases, comfort was found in the books.

It's cute, the artwork is a little fickle, but it has its charm, and I'd easily recommend it to anyone who wants to read it on a Saturday.
The idea of finding yourself and feeling good in each other's presence is a good thing to have once in a while.

A veeeeeery fast paced manga, and since most of the focus is on the female character, my guess is the author ran out of time to do the male character's background. You could say it's unrealistic as well, and the side characters aren't even that much. A light read, if you may.
The main characters are pretty cute. Although I did find the age gap a turn-off, the story is so unrealistic and basic it didn't even incite that much rage in me.
It was interesting, however, seeing the author, Yamazaki Kore, transition from this kind of mindless seinen writing onto the masterpiece that is ... MNY.

A pedophilia, harassment story dressed up with sweetness. what happens when a man who has started his business life tells a very young girl to marry me, be with me, move to my house, etc. and she is a child with no family at all? even if we ignore this, it is not a quality story.
If the age of the child was a little older, if it was someone who had just started university, the story would not lose anything and I would not criticize it so harshly, but even then the story would still be lame.




What an unnecessary feature that I need to write ... a review that is almost longer than the work itself.