Reviews for When Life Let Me Down, Luck Picked Me Right Back Up Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about confessing to someone you like, and after being touched, an angel appears to support the heroine's love, but the angel man is wonderful. Work hard for the heroine. Because of that angel? The heroine got a little closer to someone she liked. Angels have gone back to the sky, but wouldn't it be nice if their love with someone they like will come true until the day they meet again?

This review contains spoilers. It's sad to say goodbye to my old man, but I want him to be happy with Mr. Asai. I want to see more! I wanted to see an old man coming back to his wedding with Mr. Asai, or an old man returning when he gave birth... I still wanted to see more.

This review contains spoilers. The romance element was very weak, but it was a good story. It's a story about an old man who thinks about various things when his grades aren't good so that the main character can be happy, and what breaks through the current situation is his own thoughts and actions, and things don't improve even if he only thinks about himself. I'm glad I was able to read it in the light.

This review contains spoilers. At first, it was hard to understand the definition and setting of an old man in this manga, but even though he was cool, he was a little goofy old man so interesting that I read it all the time. The fact that it changes every year is probably what is called a fortune telling, but it conveyed the importance of moving forward on one's own without relying on it.

This review contains spoilers. I really liked the picture, so I started reading it without knowing what it was about! The anthropomorphic old man encouraged me and somehow made us smile and cry together. I'd like to see stories about the world with old men.

This review contains spoilers. The relationship between the protagonist and the old man was painful. left behind (?) The old man tried his best to make the main character happy, but things didn't go well... it wasn't a relationship of love or love, but the relationship between the two was sad... At the end, I wanted the main character to have a happy ending with someone he has an unrequited crush on, but did you want to read the next story? I was curious about the continuation, so I read it quickly.

This review contains spoilers. You may be able to sympathize with the main character's way of thinking and situations, such as realistic fairies appearing, or being able to fly in the air, even though it's a ton demo setting. Especially the work scene. It's like thinking “what are they looking for” and “because it's a job” rather than what I want to do... My own intentions are important aren't they ~ I read it and it became like that lol

This review contains spoilers. It's not a story unique to girls' comics about “being swayed by a man you like → getting to know a man you don't really understand → when you notice a man you don't understand... love → the man who shook himself confesses to the main character → pien I like neither one (> _ <) → finally go out with a man I don't really understand ☆”. It's just my personal opinion, but I hate templated romance comics like this. I've seen this development so many times... (white eyes). So my imagination was betrayed, and in a sense I felt sad at the end. I want to read the sequel where the old man and the main character are reunited again, or the sequel about whether they ended up having a happy relationship with that guy who shook up after all. I'm glad I was able to read it comprehensively.

This review contains spoilers. It was nice to see her changing little by little, encouraged by the spirit that helped the heroine, who was about to die due to various things not going well.

This review contains spoilers. The scene where I broke up with my last year man made me cry. But I wanted to see a little more. If possible, to the point where I meet my old man again. I loved the relationship between the old man and the main character. While wondering if it would be OK for a man with unrequited love to confess, does that mean it's not that sweet? Even though the rival girl is cute, it's good that they don't get along well and are humble.

This review contains spoilers. There's nothing particularly exciting or moving, and all kinds of half-hearted impressions. The setting is like a guardian angel, and there are often stories where they become irreplaceable while supporting their love with a former classmate (regardless of their romantic relationship), so I felt that episodes of interaction between the two were quite weak in order to differentiate them from other works. Also, if it's a level where you can't put it into practice even if you read textbooks in the first place, aren't you going to fail school and not be able to graduate? That made me think. I think it's suitable for people who want to feel positive.