Onna Kishi to Kemomimi no Ko

sea4 Dec 22, 2023

7

There are a few problems I have with this manga is sexual implication and character dynamic. I'd say 26ish strong female knight and another is an eared 5 yr old dependent crybaby. The story is about the dynamic between this kid and this knight teaching and growing with this kid. Teaching him to fight and such, and I found it adorable but this sexual implication like getting in poses, facial expressions and such give me an irk meaning I can't read the manga without feeling like this lady, in a maybe healthy relationship is gonna "have some fun/LOVES this 5 yr old so much" just me idk, but it ruined my experience. 2, characters in general, now on chapter 37 I've seen just a little bit of story, this is a slice of life but if your gonna tease us you might as well give us some. We get into Olivia's backstory on how her mother(horrible mother but sick design looking straight out of Blasphemous) was a commander and abandoned her on the battlefield during a fight with the supposed mother of Noah. But it's chapter 37 and that's all we got. Just some fluf with no development. We've been in Noah's trading arc thing for a while and he still starts tearing up when he gets the slightest bit hurt, typical hero role/saves the day, it's just a repeat of yesterday. Not sure what I was expecting when I saw the tags but idk what about it I don't like. It makes me feel like a decent auther turned furry pedophile and masks it with goodness or something.

Odisnikka Feb 9, 2023

1

Not even trying to hide. The author could at least put the boy as a 999 yeard old shota to hide a little.

Rallaa Aug 11, 2022

8

It's cute and heartwarming. Very good.The slice of life stories don't have much to them initially due to being short chapters, but there is a flashback that gives some more backstory. Plus you catch some glimpses of world building when the story features the two main characters out dealing with monsters.But that aside, the great art and cuteness of the characters makes up for any shortcomings of lacking plot depth.(Reviewed at chapter 7)