Manga 120367 Futari Ashita Mo Sorenari Ni Suggestion

It takes two tomorrow, too. Reading that title the first time, I was kind of confused, but on the good side, *wink. And once I finished this manga, I can see why. Plus, it was pretty adorable too!

I don’t usually use the word adorable with my romance especially if there’s no kids involved, but this story is just that even without kids or cute pets! Just seeing this cute couple together and being silly with each other is just adorbs!

But before I’ll tell you more about what I think of this manga, let me give you a very short summary on what this story is ... all about. It takes two tomorrow, too is a short story detailing the life of the couple Yuya and Rio after they moved in together. Was it the perfect choice? Or was it a disaster?

And as you can see on my stars above, this one was a hit! I’ve been constantly reading intense manhwas lately, so this manga is definitely a nice breeze of fresh air, and I love that! This story started with the couple agreeing into moving in together and the rest after was showcasing what their life has become after living together. Most of my romance just ends with the couple getting together or getting married, so it was pretty interesting to read a story about the couple’s life after living on one roof.

Another thing I love about this story was the fun interaction of the couple, as well as some other side characters as well. Which mind you, makes sense in real life too. So I really like that.

The couple’s scenario was also different in each chapter, so I’m sure you can find one or more favorites, *wink.

As for the art, I think it fits well with the story. The pacing and panel were also pretty easy to read and follow. As for the character design, I think both fit each other’s personality pretty well. So no complaints on that one, *wink.

Overall, it was a fun read. I just love how free and content I feel after finishing this story. That said, I think the number of chapters for this volume is perfect for me (though I’ll be retracting the remaining .5 star for the next volumes, *wink). Definitely a short read done right!

If you are looking for a good read to relax, then It Takes Two Tomorrow, Too is it!

This review may contain minor spoilers.
Futari Ashita mo Sorenari ni is a wholesome romantic slice-of-life story about a couple already in a relationship. If you’re looking for a comfy read with no drama, this is the one for you.

Plot: 8/10 – This is a simple read. It’s a peek into the lives of our titular characters, Yuuya Aida and Rio Aihara. It’s a story about the everyday challenges that living together presents. While simple, it’s very effective. Not every day is drama riddled or amazing. Sometimes, it’s the little things like going shopping together or waiting up for the other to come home ... at night. This story does a great job of portraying that happiness. We also see a bit of the side characters relationships as well. The author doesn’t delve too deep into their stories, but as most of this is told from Rio or Yuuya’s perspectives, it feels natural.

Characters: 9/10 – Yuuya Aida is our male lead. He’s shy and awkward, but his love for Rio is unending. Rio Aihara is our dependent, cool, older female lead. She has a bit of a complex dating a man younger than her, and it really drives her character at times. Both of these characters feel real. They react to situations normally instead of dramatically like in some romances. Each of them have fleshed out families, friends, and work lives. The small side stories including these other characters are fun and engaging.

Everything in this manga feels just right. Nothing is too much or too little. I was a little daunted by the 80+ chapters for a slice-of-life, but I was pleasantly surprised at how quick of a read it was. The chapters are a little shorter to make them easier to digest. This makes the snapshots into their daily life feel more realistic; not every day is packed to the fullest of happenings. Overall, this is a really comfy read. It was cute, romantic, and easy to digest. I would recommend this to people looking for a decent relationship, a simple read, and an enjoyable time. Perfect for right after reading that heavy shounen work!

I don't think the story felt new it's like a longer and much 'calm' version of romance that we see in any shounen.
I liked the art style (normal ,not to good or bad),romance manga generally have really nice artstyle ,it was fitting along with the story. As for character mc is just a dump nerd like me (and probably you, which was why you were reading it) his girlfriend is beautiful, kind and caring(can't expect three things in reality).
What liked about it was that "it ended where it should have ended",for pacing I think it wasn't bad, it didn't felt too long or too short.

Sorry ... for any grammatical error (english is my third language so there will be some mistakes I guess)