Reviews for Whatever The Cost Manga

I've been reading a long-term serialization recently, so at least it would be nice if it depicts flirtatious love after they both fall in love, but it's tough to read a love triangle

I was so hopeful for Mizu's happiness that I empathized too much with the heroine, saying that if the update didn't stay this way... it was painful. So I'm really happy with this update. No matter who you stand in, you'll still be sad, but since Mizu is a wonderful and cute woman who lives straight, I want to support their happiness at the end. I'm so happy that her life is taking shape, thank you.

so sad? But it's really nice to see boys moving towards girls without giving up over and over again. I also feel like the picture is a bit young, but I'm worried about the continuation, so do you plan to buy them in the future?

Exactly 3 years have passed since I lost a loved one, and I was surprised that I had to repeat the story on myself. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

The two of them were so sad that it wasn't easy for them to think about it. But that's why I love it. What will really happen in the future? It's a sad and wonderful story even though nothing is real.

I started reading it because I was curious about the title and the pictures were beautiful, but it was really sad as I continued reading. After reading it, it stuck in my mind, thought about a lot of things, and it turned blue for a while. But it became a habit, and after reading it over and over again, blue was repeated over and over again. I definitely don't like sad endings like The Little Mermaid. please. I want them to somehow end up happy and with happy tears. I want to read more soon. I read volume 15 of the postscript. I don't want you to overdo it. I've been sad the whole time.

I was worried about standing reading and the price had been reduced, so I bought it. So, I became even more interested and ended up buying the latest issue at a regular price. It seems like there's still a long way to go, so I'm really worried about the continuation. I want to read the next volume soon. The picture is beautiful and I like it.

Eh... something sad... that's just one word. It's frustrating and painful, and I don't honestly think I should do his best... what is happiness is difficult because of that person's values... I want to keep an eye on where it lands until the end. (currently 12 volumes)

I'm buying the author. I like Sora sensei's paintings and stories, so I bought one this time too. It's sad, I'm worried about the future. Isn't there a way for everyone to have a happy ending?

I'm really worried about the future of this story. Even though the story is completely different, it reminded me of Searching for the Full Moon that I read when I was in elementary school

I'm buying the author. I liked Sora sensei's pictures and content, and after reading it for a trial, I immediately bought it. It's sad, but these two people, who are overflowing with love, are wonderful, and I can't help but worry about the future. I hope the ending makes both of them happy.

I'm worried... sad... I'm empathizing. When the end comes someday, I want it to end in a way that makes you think it's a happy ending, no matter what form it takes. I don't even know which shape has a happy ending right now... I can't help but wish everyone happiness.

It's a sad story where a sad fate awaits if they don't end up like an inverted mermaid princess. The pictures are beautiful and I'm reading while feeling relaxed.

I was drawn to pictures and stories. I bought it because I was really worried about the future. There are both sad and comical parts, and I can't help but cheer for the boy who loves the main character.

I read it all at once. It's a fantasy setting, but I can't help but be worried about what's going to happen. “I don't mind if that happens”... both are sad choices... deep? I'm so empathized that I'm sad and burst into tears. I want to read more soon.

It's interesting. It's hard not to reveal your true identity... I don't know what will happen in the end, but I want to read it until the end.