As sweet and funny this story is, there's something lacking. The tiger-part isn't as emphasized as it should've been in order to matter for the plot. Remove the small (and extremely cute) moments of the tiger, and you'd come to the story's actual theme: the romance between a passionate, young woman and an emotionally surpressed young man.
The author should've made the tiger have more matter, such as the case in Anata ni Hana o Sasagemashou. Because the supernatural part of the plot suffers a lot in this story. Here, the tiger simply becomes fan-service.
Also, the story is highly based on conversations than actual plot. There's not much happening in this story except for rather typical dating experiences with nice twists and a whole lot of talking bubbles.
Otherwise, it's a good story. If you like a nice romance and absolutely amazing art from an equally amazing mangaka, this is a story for you! And remember to check out her newer work as well. A strong recommendation is Anata ni Hana o Sasagemashou!
As sweet and funny this story is, there's something lacking. The tiger-part isn't as emphasized as it should've been in order to matter for the plot. Remove the small (and extremely cute) moments of the tiger, and you'd come to the story's actual theme: the romance between a passionate, young woman and an emotionally surpressed young man.
The author should've made the tiger have more matter, such as the case in Anata ni Hana o Sasagemashou. Because the supernatural part of the plot suffers a lot in this story. Here, the tiger simply becomes fan-service.
Also, the story is highly based on conversations than actual plot. There's not much happening in this story except for rather typical dating experiences with nice twists and a whole lot of talking bubbles.
Otherwise, it's a good story. If you like a nice romance and absolutely amazing art from an equally amazing mangaka, this is a story for you! And remember to check out her newer work as well. A strong recommendation is Anata ni Hana o Sasagemashou!