That Wolf-Boy is Mine! Vol. 4 Kindle & comiXology

I like this series. Both the art and writing are very good. But, the ending is entirely too rushed. This series really needed to be at least eight books long to justify how the previous three books were paced. It sounds like the author only intended for this to be four books in total. If that was the case then she should have done a better job at pacing to avoid the disappointing ending. I feel that this last book hurts the series as a whole. Judging the first three by themselves, I would put the series at about 8/10 (the strong similarity to Fruits Basket takes away from it, but the writing is superb). When adding this book to it I would rate the series at a 5 or 6/10. It's like being told you have been given a castle, each room is described so well you can easily picture exactly what it looks like, then when you finally see it you discover it's actually made for dolls.I did enjoy the back story for one of the characters. That was beautiful and heartbreaking and made me appreciate that character a little more. But, each book face is dedicated to one of the four main boys. I really wish she had done back stories for all of them. And I wish there was more time spent with some of the secondary characters that were treated like main characters but not given much story time.

~3.5/5Finally, we get some answers. We find out what happened when they were kids, what happened with Yu's mother. I like that Kuro, while he is the one who was wrong in the beginning, doesn't end on a bad note. He was mistaken, but he doesn't fight being wrong. Rin lets his feelings be pushed aside in the end. The plot between Komugi and Yu, the romance, ends rather nicely in my opinion.This series was enjoyable, though I do think that it was a little under-developed. Plots and characters weren't as complex as they could have been. But I'm still happy with how it all wrapped up. I also liked the bonus chapter, as it showed us why Senri is the way he is, why he's so indifferent.This was a very short, and enjoyable series.[More of my reviews are available on my blog, Geeky Reading, to which there's a link on my profile.]

Touching and heartfelt. The storyline is well thought out. The characters make you cry, laugh, root for all of them

It's a simple story, with simple characters. I'm glad the story didn't get unnecessarily extended, and it ended with every important character's backstory explained. I didn't expect myself to really like the story so much, so I am satisfied with it as a whole.

Really like this series. Cute art and good story. I might have liked a little more push and pull with Rin. I'm still happy though.

I want more!!! The ending leaves you wanting more.yes it ended nicely but what happens with rin does he still love her do they end up getting married do they have kids? I need to know more!!!

A really cute manga. This is the end, so I'm a little sad. I still have one more month to wait for one punch man. This manga wasn't long enough.

Good

Good thank you

My Daughter absolutely loved it and it came quickly

Uno de los mejores aspectos de este manga radica es en que no alarga su trama hasta el infinito. En este último volumen nos enteraremos cuál es el verdadero origen de la madre de Komugi (razón por la que no pueden engañarla los espíritus del bosque) y a quién elegirá al final de la historia.

Book came damaged badly