Reviews for House of the Sun Manga

It's been a long time since I read it, and I was so excited. It is filled with a lot of different thoughts, and I can read good works over and over again, which are sad, exciting, and make my heart ache, warm, and very sweet and sour.

The characters don't have any disgust, and it's very soothing. Chi-chan in particular is too nice!

In a relaxed atmosphere, the characters move forward while searching for the shape of a family while holding their own feelings. It's so nice to have a sad yet warm, sometimes funny, and sometimes super cute exchange.

Looking at the protagonist's past makes me sad. I feel the support of the people around me is kind.

I feel somewhat sad about the complicated feelings that the protagonist has. I think it's a comic that also draws attention to the shape of a family.

It's sad when I think about Mao's feelings, but I want them to be happy

There are many lonely feelings, but I think the people who support me are full of breadth of heart, kindness, and compassion.

The setting is easy, but it's a work that makes me think family would be nice.

The protagonist is clumsy, but it makes me want to watch how he gradually grows. As I read on, I thought it was a work with such a wonderful atmosphere that I felt lonely when it came to the end.

I was drawn to the very cute picture. I'm worried about the future, bought the continuation little by little, and I'm healed.

Maku-chan, who makes you feel happy even with trivial things, is so cute!

I think it's a work that nicely and gently depicts how people who have had the pain of losing their families (whether alive or dead) face their families again, snuggle up, and live together. You probably have a taste for pictures, but I was able to read them comfortably. There were no malicious characters, and they all had single-minded feelings, which I liked. The way the extra edition at the end of each volume is also interesting, and it shows the flow of the characters' emotions throughout the entire volume. I think the story progressed well with no slack from beginning to end. There was no sense of waste in the amount of 13 volumes or in all the settings. The collection is also perfect. Even though the pain was properly expressed, the whole thing didn't become heavy, and the pain made my heart feel tight, throbbed, warm, and laughed quickly, and I felt completely emotional. After reading it, I was filled with a kind and warm feeling. I don't like comics that are just too painful. I'm glad I bought this! It's an undisputed ★ 5.

If you were wondering if it was a kind of monotonous story, was that surprising? I've been drawn in.

It's a deep content that makes me think a lot. You'll be drawn into the story.

It's a good work. With the family theme, I was healed until the end. I shared my happiness. Thanks to the author.

It made me feel so warm. I was drawn in by characters who couldn't be easy to be honest with.

I thought it was a very warm story. I love Taiyo no Ie!

Taiyo no Ie, I love it! I mean, I'm not saying it's extremely real, but I can sympathize with it, and I like the characters!! There are points that make me cry here and there, and there are also places that make me cringe! I think there are likes and dislikes about pictures, but I like them because they are cute. Let's take a look at it for now!!

It's not thrilling, and it's not like unexpected developments will continue. But it has the power to make you read it all at once until the end. It's a work that makes you want to read it as soon as it's interrupted at some point.