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Ouchi he Kaerou
| Alt Names: |  おうちへ帰ろう。 Digital Honey Ore-Sama Housekeeper Ouchi e Kaerou Ouchi he Kaerou. |
| Author: | Ichikawa Shou |
| Artist: | Ichikawa Shou |
| Genres: |  Comedy Drama Romance School Life Shoujo |
| Type: | Manga (Japanese) |
| Status: | Complete |
| Description: | The calm composed honor-student, Satomi has always stated his dislikes about Keiko but meeting accidentally at a preschool, Keiko makes an unexpected connection that is found between having to look after her younger brother as Satomi does with his younger sister. This leading to Keiko being able to speak with Satomi normally, to coming to the point of helping Satomi who is poor with housekeeping...?! Includes two extra stories: Ore-Sama Housekeeper Digital Honey |
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The other two stories are pretty Bad tbh. Especially the first story, the scan quality is bleh, and the characters had no chemistry with each other.
The progress of the romance was very textbook, nothing that made me go, 'aah, they have good feelings for each other it makes sense why.'
It's like, just because I say they like each other, so they do?
The 2nd story wasn't as bad, but my problem with it is that we never get to see the guy show any emotions of liking her, but then all of a sudden when she confesses, he likes her too? And it became super cheesy and out of character with the end.
Is it so hard for mangakas to not just show ONE side (usually the girl's crush), but both, so it doesn't feel as forced?
Or at least show a few panels here and there of him blushing and staring at her for a bit before you quickly jump into confession mode without some sort of buildup?
The last story had a good punchline and was executed well, especially with Neo at the end.