Reviews for Bullets for Crybabies Manga

I think they're pretty bad at “addiction,” which everyone has, and there are probably few people who take it to the extreme, but there are parts I can sympathize with, and I send my praises to the protagonist, who is positive about living softly as a single woman.

I don't have any hobbies or strengths, and no matter what I do, it doesn't last long; I feel like my own status is my own status; I feel like my boyfriend with a hobby I'm passionate about and I'm dependent on them... the main character and myself overlapped so much that it really hurt my heart when I read it. But the last one was very refreshing. I feel that my heart has become lighter. On the other hand, there is also an aspect where I can empathize so much that I feel depressed that my life won't be like this... I definitely want people who overlap with the main character and myself to read it! However, when both mentally and physically are healthy! When you're sick, on the contrary, you might feel rough... It's a work with such clever psychological depiction.

There was a woman like this in my old workplace. It's frustrating, isn't it? I have a black self that wants me to be unhappy.

There is a woman like this! It was a realistic comic. Women should be able to sympathize

“I'm not a bad person... something a pity...” is really a boomerang, isn't it... the main character isn't really a bad person, and he's living hard... the feeling that it got worse and suppurated year by year, all of the characters aren't bad people, my parents and boyfriends are good at making mistakes little by little, but the feeling of being suppurated is not really a bad person, so I want them to be happy because they're doing their best

The main character was so annoying that I thought there were people like this. I'm really bad at blaming people right away or developing endings

I applied it to myself, and there was something that made me think. I wanted to live an easier life.

There are probably not a few types like this. The lover I dated for 8 years was quite a crime, but I'm glad something blew up.

I read the entire volume when I read it as if it were a sanctions-type comic about a common painful woman, and I saw that it had a happy ending in the review. Even though it was a short story, the psychological depiction was on point, and the characters were attractive, so I was able to read it with a sense of empathy. Satisfaction was high in spite of the number of stories. I'm good at understanding the main character's feelings and the comfortable feeling that “I understand that people with this kind of parenting history have this kind of personality.” There are criticisms of my boyfriend in the reviews, but I wasn't that infuriated because I thought that my boyfriend also liked the main character, and even though they weren't even able to break up, they haven't been able to get through the marriage for many years (mainly due to personality issues with the protagonist)... it's a pattern I often hear and it's real. Personally, I like characters like Burikko (but they're not inherently bad) and community-disorder tsundere characters that clearly say what they want to say, so it was great that I was able to read the main character, Anzu, and junior employee Ozu-san while thinking they were cute. It's easy to empathize, so I think it would be a good opportunity to review myself. I recommend it.

At first, I read it in a wow way, but as I read on, I was able to understand the protagonist's true heart more and more, which was interesting.

I was frustrated while reading it, but at the end I wanted to cheer for them to do their best. I thought everyone was making themselves because of various circumstances