Reviews for Kakafukaka Manga

I started reading it when up to 6 volumes had already been published, subscribed to a monthly magazine, and followed it up. At the time, “this exchange again!” It was a mess, but when it was over, I remember feeling lonely. It's complete, so no stress to reread it! After all, it's interesting when I reread it after many years.

At the beginning of the series, I was reading this work when I was a student, and it seemed like I couldn't understand it, so I was really worried. Also, I'm not good at stories with ambiguous relationships and the feeling that other people are involved... if anything, it's confusing, so I wasn't good at it. Terada-san is really messing up the share house! Why isn't the head office clear!? It's like that. I definitely liked it when I was a student! Let's hang out! I thought the romance comic called THE was easy to understand and I liked it. However, now that I'm an adult and have had various experiences, I “understand” when I reread it, and I was able to read it with conviction, “I see, there are such things.” I also understand the background and actions of each! Mr. Hase has the deepest roots, doesn't he? Personally, I applaud Terada-san for his feelings for Mr. Hase!! Although it's a romance comic, I also thought it was a coming-of-age story about the characters who think a lot about each thing, go round and round, and find their own way forward from there. I'm glad I can now understand the characters' thoughts and principles of action! I sympathize with Terada's thinking and his low sense of self-affirmation. The head office is also good. It makes me think as I read it. It's something you can only do when you've grown up. Also, if I reread it over time, I wonder if the way I look at it will change, so I'm looking forward to it! I'm glad I reread it, it was interesting. Good luck to the next 4 people!

I always thought it was a strange title, but at the end I felt refreshed! That's what it meant, wasn't it? I would recommend this manga to someone.

it's getting better!!!! It's interesting because it's different from common girls' comics, it's kind of deep outside of romance, and the pictures are just right

I think this author's comics are completely different and unique. It's a girls' manga, but not only that, it's a setting like no other, and although it's erotic, it's not direct, and it also has an atmosphere where I can't say anything, and it doesn't stick together and I'm impatient, but it's strange that I don't like it. lol I'm sure you'll understand if you read it! I think people who are tired of normal girls' comics will be insanely addicted to it once they read them.

Each character has a different way of thinking, ah, I'm convinced that this kind of thing exists. After all, it's nice that the main character has a human touch! There are times when I get frustrated, but the reality is that there are places that are a little muddy without cleaning them strangely. I read it because I was curious about the continuation more and more.

I really like people like Akari. I like the good feeling of the main line, the feeling of not being able to read the air lol, and I recommend it as an interesting story that you can read more and more!

I watched the drama first and I really liked it, so I wanted to read the original story as well. I like the characters who live in the share house because they are all strange and strange people, but they are strangely realistic.

The four characters seemed to be colliding with each other in an impossible way, and I gradually became aware that they actually contained something simple and universal at the root, and I became addicted to it.

Human relationships are strange, and there are times when I meet someone I never thought of in places other than my life. And from the critical phase of life that arises from there, I even think about great power beyond human knowledge. This is exactly where the appeal of this work lies.

Certainly, at the end of the day, there may be places that glorify marriage, and romance, but now there are many works that delve into the theme of marriage and zekku s in female comics (meaning delving into negative elements), wasn't there few such works in 2014 when this work started? I think so. So in that sense, I think Professor Ishida is a pioneer. It's different from girls' comics, so romance doesn't progress straight forward either. Love is pretty tough when it comes to serious and pure. There are mountains and valleys, and sometimes you stand on the edge of a cliff, and I think the real thrill of clearing them all was depicted. It's also really exciting to read, and it's sometimes shocking, but I think it was top notch as a dating simulation.

The characters are all unique! It's impossible, but is it interesting? The unimaginable developments are exciting and make me want to read more.

While there are a lot of comics with characters from the Oresama series, I was healed by the eccentric bad character. I bought it without thinking.

As they gradually become able to see the inside of their hearts, they empathize with everyone, even though Aki is frustrated and drawn to their main line of motion and annoyed by Akari. This is the hanashi of a system called that.