Reviews for RESCUE AT CRADLE LAKE Manga

A love story between Ginny, who watches over her older brother with a short life expectancy in his hospital bed, and Fergus, who is grieving over the loss of their child. It's an exciting story that will make you cry right from the start. Even though it's because he's sick, the feelings of Richard, who is bothering his sister but is frightened by loneliness and fear of death, are also clearly depicted, and since they are both health care workers, I feel that the reality that death cannot be separated is spurring the story. I can't read without tears the sight of Fergus, who lost his daughter and no place to live, and Guinee, who lost her older brother, looking forward to each other and snuggling up and encouraging each other. There are people who direct malice at complicated family structures, and the attitude of having to confront them, and the episode that cheers you up that you're not alone when helpers are nearby is depicted here and there, and it's heart-breaking because a life that cannot be easily talked about with love alone is depicted here and there. However, it would have been perfect if it was written a little too neatly and depicts fear, conflict, and true intentions about “death,” which is even more muddy. Even so, they are fighting back against malice, and the story has come to an end with Maddie's honesty as a reassuring element.