Reviews for Seeing Blue Manga

The picture on the cover was beautiful, so I read it. As a result, I read up to 5 volumes at once. I was wondering if it was an ordinary love story between a student and a teacher, but it was a deeper story. It was a story where the main character, the girl, and the teacher both had problems, and it was a story where I wanted to be close to both feelings, supporting each other and feeling envious before I knew it. I want to read more soon.

I understood Ruriko's feelings so much that I read it, and it was hard. However, I'm glad that the feelings you don't understand unless you are involved were carefully depicted. If I keep showing that I don't care, I may gradually deceive myself and think that I don't care, but I actually care. I end up in that loop. I want them to be happy. It's a work I want everyone to read.

I read up to 5 episodes at once. This is a story about the protagonist, who has blue birthmarks on his face, and his homeroom teacher who can't identify people's faces. There were times when it was so painful that I cried at the thoughts of the main characters while reading it. I want to cheer for the protagonist, who works hard and behaves desperately cheerfully. From now on, I'm curious about how the two will face their illnesses and overcome them, and how they will get closer. With expectations for future developments, it's ★ 5.

I like the perfect sense of distance between me and my teacher. While it was frustrating, I was worried about the future and just bought it.

The story is interesting. You can read it in a natural way without being disgusting. I feel like I want to keep an eye on the main characters. I don't feel like I read it over and over again, but I want to buy it when a new issue comes out.

They are good at handling themes that tend to be heavy. There are also parts that make me cringe, so it's an interesting read. I want to read more soon.

I bought a book, read it, and I was too worried about the future, so I bought separate volumes.

Complexes are troublesome, but it's up to you to take sides. It's a very interesting work that includes that message and also involves relationships with people around you. The main character is shining and I really like it.

It's a work I think about anyway... I think it's interesting, and it makes me think about depicting feelings. I feel the depth

The feelings of a teenager are expressed realistically, and it makes me speechless. The development of the story is also easy to understand and read.

The main character is energetic and I want to work hard to support him. I think I want to keep watching my love with my teacher until the end. My friend, Kappa, is my favorite.

Even though it's shocking just to have pimples on their faces, girls have big bruises on their faces, well, they have complexes. Not being able to recognize faces is also difficult in life. I wonder how the two will get involved in the future and whether they will fall in love.

I didn't know about both disabilities, but the feelings of the heroine and the two heroes have an appeal that resonates with a delicate adolescent heart. As students and teachers, they can notice each other as friends, and I hope they develop eventually. Female teachers feel like they're drunk on themselves, so I'm looking forward to it after graduation!

It wasn't just a love affair between a teacher and a student. In fact, I thought it would be encouraging for people living while living with the personalities they were born with to read it.