3.5
From the start I was a little worried this was going to be heavy on the fan service, but that relaxed pretty quickly. What you're left with is a cute Manga with some heartfelt intentions. Uryu is staying at the shrine for free boarding as he studies for medical school. The trio of miko who care for the shrine are all sisters with their own personality. Once their grandfather who actuality runs the shrine comes home he informs Uryu that he expects him to marry one of the girls and be adopted into the family and help run the shrine. We get some insight to each girl and Uryu through each experience. Over all it was cute but not something I'd normally pick up.

This was an overall good book, I just found some aspects of it to be less enjoyable. something that I find really annoying is using big boobs as comedic relief what it’s really just annoying. I also just didn’t find myself liking any of the characters.
(Arc from NetGalley)

Thank you to netgalley for allowing me access to these books, thank you to the publisher and the author for giving me access to this eARC.

Apologies for the late review life has been crazy.

This is a fun short manga based on a male protagonist that is set to be a doctor and attend a prestigious school that his carer of the foster house went to. After enduring hardships his faith in religious and spirituality is challenged then oncomes his adoption into a shrine where he meets three females who are preistesses and he finds out he has to marry one to own the shrine.

This is a fun easy to read manga with beautiful work and a great writing style this was straight to the point and enjoyable I read this all in one sitting and thought it was great and would love to continue on in this series.

3.5 stars
A little too heavy on the teenage boy imagery (big boobs and lingerie scenes throughout) but towards the end the characters did begin to show some real emotions.
It reminds me a bit of The Quintessential Quintuplets, so if you liked that series you will probably like this one.

I really liked this, it was a cute, easy and quick read that left me wanting more, definitely worth reading.