Sutochiru
Street Children

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This is a story about three rebellious girls who are just trying to survive and earn money in their own way—without really wanting to do anything serious or follow the usual expectations placed on them. Instead of focusing on a heavy or complicated plot, the story leans more toward their everyday lives, showing how they navigate the world while constantly pushing back against adult rules, responsibilities, and societal norms.

What makes it enjoyable is how relatable their frustration feels. They don’t want to grow up the “proper” way, and their rebellious attitude gives the story a laid-back, almost carefree vibe. Rather than dramatic twists, the charm ... comes from small moments, interactions, and their shared dislike for how the world expects them to behave.

The art style really adds to the appeal—it’s cute, and perfectly matches the tone of the story. The characters themselves are also very likable, each having their own personality that makes their group dynamic fun to see. Overall, it’s not a deep or plot-heavy story, but it doesn’t try to be. It’s a light, easy read that focuses on character charm, slice-of-life moments, and a subtle sense of rebellion that makes it entertaining and comforting at the same time.