Les chroniques de MangaFanNo1

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T 1 Arrested Love

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‘‘Arrested love Vol 1 by Seiju Natsumegu was a short chapter but cute. It's only 27 pages long, but I already love the main characters! Todoroki is a Yakuza boss. I don't know if I would call him mean, but he's scary looking and does illegal business. Arigaya is a female detective, always...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 1 My Summer of You

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‘‘My Summer of You Vol 1 by Nagisa Furuya was just the kind of sweet, fluffy summer read I was looking for! I like how the story took time to show how close the friendship of the main characters was, which really was key to this story. The only complaint I have is that the story is too...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 6 Harem Marriage

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‘‘I love all the feelings I get when reading the Harem Marriage series by NON. It´s a slow burn romance with tender moments, sexy scenes and heartbreak in between. I love it! In Volume 6 we get a honeymoon chapter! While harem is a theme you can find in many mangas, I think the Harem...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 3 And Yet, You Are So Sweet

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‘‘I am still grinning after reading volume 3 of ”And Yet, You Are So Sweet” by Kujira Anan. What a lovely, sweet and butterfly inducing story! As the reader, you know far more what's going on in the story than the female main character Maaya, and it doesn't ruin the story, at all! Maaya is...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 2 A Couple of Cuckoos

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‘‘A Couple of Cuckoos Vol. 2 by Miki Yoshikawa is a fun and cute read! Our main characters Nagi and Erika discover at the age of 16 that they were switched at birth and raised by the other's parents. The parents in question have a solution on how to stay one big family – they just have to...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 1 A Couple of Cuckoos

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‘‘”If I have to marry someone, I wouldn't mind if it was you, Nagi-kun,” says the pretty blonde girl to the guy that out of kindness just helped her by posing as her fake boyfriend in a photo to convince her parents that she's already taken and therefore can't marry the guy they found to...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 3 Nina the Starry Bride

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‘‘I love fairytales about clever princesses, so I can not enthuse enough how much I love the series about Nina – The Starry Bride by Rikachi. The story is like a mix of The Prince and The Pauper and Romeo and Juliet. Nina, the orphan, is kidnapped from poverty into the royal courts to play...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 5 1122: For a Happy Marriage

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‘‘Aww, 1122: For a Happy Marriage Vol 5 by Peko Watanabe was both a happy and sad read. I'm full of feelings! Ichiko and Otoya have agreed on doing their best to find each other, but are running into new problems as Ichiko gets a big new project that demands her time, while Otoya is dealing...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 4 1122: For a Happy Marriage

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‘‘1122: For a Happy Marriage Vol 4 by Peko Watanabe is an intriguing read about the stereotypes of gender, sex, family and love. In this series, we follow two very different marriages and characters. The main couple, Ichiko and Otoya, has an untraditional marriage. They are in their...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 5 Harem Marriage

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‘‘I have looked forward with anticipation!! to read volume 5 of the Harem Marriage Series by NON, and I was not disappointed! I love it when a story turns into a friend you're happy to see again! Our main character, Koharu, is always running into problems because of her righteous...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 2 And Yet, You Are So Sweet

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‘‘If you are looking for a feel-good read about young love, then you must read the ”And Yet, You Are So Sweet” series by Kujira Anan. When Maaya's confession to her crush goes wrong, she decides to only do one-sided crushes in the future. She lives for being in love, but it's hard to find...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 3 1122: For a Happy Marriage

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‘‘1122: For a Happy Marriage Vol 3 by Peko Watanabe is an intriguing and thoughtful read about the many sides of marriage, love, lust, monogamy and extramarital affairs. A lot was happening in this volume, and I loved it. The story is at that midpoint where there is no point for...‘‘ Lire la suite