Cereah's manga / #sweet(58)

Edit 03/09: I ain't reading chapter 12 before chapter 13 is out. The comments scared the heck out of me. Damn was I late with reading this. Although I love reading good manga, I hate finishing them. Just want to say the characters and their personalities and their slow paced relationship is already a five star. What made this manga stand out though was the intricate and very original plotline. It shone light on a minority I've and probably a lot of the others reading this manga have never given a second thought about before. It was well written and well portrayed with the struggle of Kouhei and Maya migration to their surrounding society. Taichi being the main character had a lovable personality which invoked more sentimental feelings in me. The manga was overall very pleasant and educational to read. It left me with afterthought of learning more about the topic surround impaired people :)

This was almost overwhelmingly fluffy lol

I love old and nice women like that ;_;

Really cute artstyle :3 I'll be reading the sequel when it's up!

I'd actually read this last year, but I suddenly decided to re-read it, WHICH I must say I don't do very often. And about halfway through I found out that Tagura Tohru is also the author of koimonogatari (WHICH I love) and that made me love this manga even more than I did last year. Ah, the feels. (*w*)//

I loved all of these stories, but I feel the first one needs more clarifying ^.^;; My favorite is the four-clover one. I srsly can't get enough of this authors artstyle and stories. (>_<)// Ah, the feels.

I read this a few years back and I still can't forget how unique and heartwarming it is. Bikke-sama is awesome.