Angst with happy endings. That's how i would describe this manga. I didn't really understand the concept at first, as the synopsis was too complicated for my monkey brain. But as i read chapters and chapters of this manga, i start to see and understand it's beauty and genius.
A customer visits the antique shop, whether it was for selling, buying, or asking questions. And then, the grandson would solve their problems (or in some cases, he would become their problems).
I would read this manga with a trainwreck of emotions, and turn the pages with satisfaction as the chapter ends. A must read for you who
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Nov 1, 2021
Araburu Kisetsu no Otome-domo yo.
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to be honest, i liked this series. But as a casual anime watcher, the fact that misunderstandings appear 3 seconds after the last one was resolved reeaaaaaally annoyed me. Its like whatever they do, something will go wrong and the time i spent watching this is blown away by the awkward moments.
I mean, yeah, teenagers are awkward. I'm awkward. But still, there should be a limit to how annoying these conflicts can be. And idk about you, but i think my life as a teenager wasn't as cringey as.. this. anyway, Story: Probably good for others, but it's not my kind of thing. 7/10 Art: Great, they're very ... 
May 2, 2021
Kocchi Muite! Miiko
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I read the manga since i was.. 7?? and yeah, as a casual weeb, i enjoy this a lot. And by a lot, i mean A LOT.
The characters are cute and it's really easy to root for them. The chapters are episodic, so you can jump on any of them right away. There is currently 33 volumes by the time i'm writing this, and let's just say, i never got bored of them. i could be bored one day and just randomly choose a volume I wont say much because i'm not the best at reviewing stuff, and props to Eriko-sensei for this wholesome series that made my childhood |
