Reviews for A MAN OF THE LAND Manga

I really love Fujita-sensei's paintings because they are beautiful and soothing. I have a variety of works, but I recommend this one because it's so exciting to read

Desperate escape from hell. The destination we arrived at was an unknown world. Meanwhile, when I met him there, he was surprised by the heroine's unusual appearance and appearance, and the fact that she had left the world behind, yet he never ran out of interest in her. The heroine painstakingly put her hands on the dilapidated main house and beautifully regenerated that parents' house, which was nothing but a bitter existence for him, so that he could put in the feeling that it was his (ideal) home. Fujita-sensei's paintings express how the heroine skillfully gives light to each day, as if she were dreaming, and as if the house were actually breathing little by little. In a closed society isolated from modern scientific civilization reminiscent of the Amish, the story doesn't end until they feel safe, a shared life where they are restrained by their own face by outrageous guys and violent people by force, and the heroine's decisive actions who had no choice but to escape. This is a deep story where the heroine, who was born and raised in a small community, seems to symbolize the feelings of many women who are struggling with modern religious views and customs while abandoning the house of someone she doesn't like, and it's a deep story if it is a metaphor. The way it ends brings a thrill of suspense, but as a love story, it still maintains traditional values, and the timing is good for the heroine to jump into him. From his point of view, it was at last, but he was convinced while watching the flow that was fine. It's natural that I won't be able to come out for the rest of my life, but that man, too, wanted to join in. I really think the Japanese title is very good. A woman looking for a home (a place I can properly call home) and a man looking for a home (a place I was born and raised but would like to forget) met.

A sweet home is a place, not a building, it's a person. The heroine also found a hero and didn't feel like they were leveling up, but that was great. I'm buying the author. It was helpful to Butcher, and I'm glad he didn't get killed.

I think one of the royal ways of HQ is that two people who have been hurt gradually heal each other's scars and are attracted to each other, but I think it's rare for an artist like Fujita sensei to give emotion while remaining calm without the furious intensity of the process. He probably has exceptional drawing power and excellent ability to read and expand the original story. So no matter what Fujita sensei's work you choose, you won't be so disappointed. The heroine of this film is “Huh?! When was that about?” It was a woman in such a situation, and it didn't feel right when I first started reading it, but before I knew it, I wanted to be close to her, and it was a nice story that really made me feel the same as the hero (laughs). And this is Fujita Kazuko, a stable teacher.

Does Sarah's natural purity and gentleness fill your heart? It really conveys the feeling that the hero comes to love the heroine? I feel a bit unfortunate that it came to a quick conclusion...

Buying an artist, isn't it? Well, the picture is beautiful! They are beautiful men and women. But the heroine's stepfather is disgusting...

A pure heart and a beautiful woman. And one reasonable intention. Really fascinating. Anyone can fall in love.

She's a somewhat Amish heroine, isn't she? The hero is drawn to such a mysterious girlfriend, relaxes his heart and opens up.

The dog Butcher had a strict face and I wanted to see a little more about the process of two nice people who only fell in love with the heroine and after they got together

As expected, it is Fujita sensei's work. I was able to empathize with it and it was a great read. The picture is also wonderful and I am very satisfied.

I really understood that the heroine would unravel the hero's heart. There were times when I was really in a pinch, and there were also exciting scenes. However, it may not be enough for those who like the tension between the hero and heroine.

A young man who has abandoned the past he has built up and lived without even noticing his empty self has returned to his hometown to abandon his hometown. There, she meets a woman who has traveled from the special world where she lives with her violent stepfather to search for a place where she lives. It's a plain story, but I slowly get used to the theme of my home. Is Thai a cowboy the last thing depicted in the small scene of the two of them living in their new home? My house is not only a house, but also a ranch, isn't it?

Hmm, that's great. Shelter Hero (^^) A naive but innocent, good cook, perfect housework, beautiful, and have a good personality, came from the river! I don't have to pick it up (laughs) It was a story that made me feel kind.

Fujita sensei doesn't draw Harley very often, but he's good at drawing and storytelling, so he bought an artist. Is the heroine Amish? Maybe. There are quite a few Indian characters, but this is my first time for someone like this. I don't feel comfortable with the old man aiming for the heroine. I feel like it's okay because I have to choose my opponent in a small world, and I'm at the end.

It's a manga artist's measure.. There wasn't much talk about that, but a beautiful boy and a beautiful woman... That's a good feeling.

What was the reason she was in such a miserable situation? And how can we get out of there? At any rate, it seems like he has abandoned his dreams and hopes for our family!

... but I feel like it was too easy at the end. Volume 1 is complete, so it may be unavoidable, but it's a bit disappointing. However, as always, the story and pictures were wonderful and worth reading.