Reviews for Seeing Blue Manga

Everyone has problems and complexes, big and small, and I thought that even if it seemed small to people, serious to me, or perfect, it might hurt people around them by saying and doing things that made them feel pressured, jealous of others, or that they were the most unhappy, that they were struggling the most... It's a work packed with various things.

The fact that two people who can understand each other's feelings are attracted to each other seems like a heavy story, and I think it's a story where there are a lot of places that make you feel very warm. I also really like pictures. I'm worried about the continuation.

It's a very nice piece. Disabilities and visual complexes are written in detail, so I know things I don't know, and there are also elements that make me cringe, so I'm worried about the future

Actually, I learned on TV that Professor Suzuki himself has Ota birthmarks. My experiences and thoughts are incorporated into the story. My heart is heated by the protagonist's positive strength and concern for his surroundings.

I have the same Ota birthmark as the heroine on my right half. I think the feelings of a woman who has a birthmark Ota are very well depicted. I wonder if the author is also an experienced person? That's about what I thought. I am also sometimes recommended laser treatment by people around me, but I don't do treatment because I feel like I won't be myself when the bruises go away. I haven't had many difficult experiences either. May the heroine be happy ‼ ︎ I'm looking forward to the future too!

I don't like the picture that much, but I like the content. It's not a comic with flashy developments, it's a book I want to read when I want to relax.

It's a wonderful comic that conveys the careful nature of the pictures and story. I like both the main character and the teacher because they have good personalities. Female teachers are annoying, but I want them to do their best. (lol)

It's a story about a love affair between a normal high school student and a teacher, but the characters that appear are slightly different from other girls' comics, which is interesting. It would be nice if it didn't turn into a story that raised strange issues, and it would be nice if it developed in a way that made everyone happy peacefully.

I thought it was dealing with a difficult subject. I still don't know what direction this work is headed in the future, but since the publication is not a girls' comic magazine, I'm looking forward to in-depth content.

The content is thought provoking, and intriguing. I want to read the continuation quickly

I sympathized with it and bought up to 6 volumes at once. I want to quickly read the continuation of what will happen to the relationship between the two with the appearance of Ohashi-kun. I'm saved thanks to a friend who speaks clearly like Nanami, but I think she also had a reason for becoming truant, so I'm worried about that too.

There were students with different problems and teachers with disabilities, and they were completely different from common students and teachers, and I was really drawn in. I want it to be a happy ending for both of them.

It's an intriguing work. The heroine, a high school girl, is suffering from a disease that is obvious at a glance just by looking at it, while the hero's high school teacher is suffering from a mentally very painful illness precisely because you can't understand it just by looking at it. Now, I'm curious to see how these two will get involved in the future. Of course, I think it's possible to connect two people through a forbidden love affair. That would make me cringe, but to be honest, I think it's hard for him who doesn't know his own face or facial expressions. Also, she is her, and she also has to fight the mental pain from her illness. I know she's already starting to be aware of him from around episode 2, but what's going to happen now? When I was thinking about it, when she was in middle school, the male high school student responsible for her becoming truant shows up! But honestly, I think he likes her. regardless of the birthmark. So, love is born here, and I think it's also a good idea for teachers to stick to their path as teachers. One thing I can say is that these two will surely help each other in various ways from now on, and I think they will have a significant impact on each other. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next.

I admire the protagonist who has complexes yet looks straight ahead! I love my relationship with my teacher!