Reviews for Bullets for Crybabies Manga

This review contains spoilers. Normally, when it's like this, it's often like the main character falls to the bottom and feels like he's alone at the end, but this work ended really well. It's not an overdone story with a super happy ending at the end, it's not a heartbreaking end, and it's just the right way to end.

This review contains spoilers. I was moved by the fact that it was something that overlaps with my own when I thought of it as a muddy muddy thing for ladies' comics, and I was moved by the fact that the way it went to the bottom overlaps with my own. There was a kid I really didn't like at work, and everyone somehow hated me, but I thought that kid might have this kind of background too. But after all, it would be frustrating if we worked together.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I feel like the main character is a woman I don't like, but my true intentions come out, and I'm gradually made to think that it's a part I have, and I'm drawn in. I'm still in the middle, but the end seems like a good end, so I think I'll read it again.

This review contains spoilers. It felt like the protagonist, who had nothing, got a friend at the end. There were quite a few places where I was frustrated with the main character though. It's just a comic, and I think it was a good ending with salvation. My impression is that my boyfriend was terrible. We've been dating for 8 years and they say... Originally, I fell in love with them, and gradually I began to see what they didn't like... I think that's unavoidable, but if we break up before they make them wait 8 years... wouldn't they have broken up if they didn't have a female boss...? Hey hey, I wonder if it felt like getting married. I think that didn't change without any reason for the protagonist to notice it, so I'm glad they didn't get married.

This review contains spoilers. I think the main character is really himself... That's why it also causes discomfort, and it's a scary comic in a sense. I'm glad I met the main character, Mr. Ozu. After all, dating is important too.

This review contains spoilers. Now that there are fewer marriages themselves, I wonder if I want to get married that much, but if I think that marriage is the end of one life, I wonder if it becomes such a mess?