Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet review

blue-heavens10
Apr 02, 2021
Even though this manga was very cliche i thoroughly enjoyed it!

This time around i'm just going to talk about it overall, because i loved it so much - i'm going try and make it nice and simple for y'all.

The main characters are;

- Oono, Fumi: a 16 year old highschool girl - who is trying to pay off her father's debt. & Akatsuki Kibikino, an older guy - who later hires Fumi as his housekeeper.

Now i will mention this, there is quite an age gap between the 2, so if that kind of stuff makes you uncomfortable, then this is probably not for you.

The art is very nice to look at, and the characters are well thought out in my opinion.One thing i particularly like about Fumi is that she isnt a useless and annoying bimbo, i personally cannot stand an aggravating female lead. Although at first she starts off quite helpess, her and Akatsuki's characters develop as it goes on. Both characters are generally quite easy going in my opinion, so the romance isn't fast going (idk if your like me but i'm incredibly impatient so this annoyed me a lil ahah). Nevertheless as the name suggests, their love story is truly lovely and sweet.

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Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet
Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet
Auteur Yamamori, Mika
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