Reviews for SUZUKI JUST WANTS A QUIET LIFE Manga

There are probably three books, such as the arrangement of the author's favorite movie, and the Japanese remake, and I would shoot like this. The drawing is good, and the arrangement isn't that bad. I'm also convinced by the character's backbone and finish. The role of Gary Oldman? Is the old man the winning role?

First, the pictures are good and easy to read, and the story is interesting! After reading Mother Parasite, I wanted to read Sato-sensei's other comics, so I hit it off!

I thought he was really good at drawing, and once I started reading one volume, I couldn't stop. I read up to 3 volumes at once. As for the final ending, I wonder if Suzuki was able to protect her own happiness. There were a lot of boys, but they can probably live a strong life. It seems like there will be a confrontation with that old man (the character that looks like an unscrupulous detective who appeared in Leon) someday, but I'm sure Suzuki will survive. I believe it. I've been reading this work since then, and I'm buying it from the author. Evil characters that enjoy people's suffering and pain can be created every time, but since characters that make such decisions are expressed in beautiful pictures, it's interesting even though they're angry (laughs) I'm convinced that an ugly story is perfect only because the drawing level is high. If Suzuki enjoyed it, both Corpse and Para are white on both sides ~ I recommend it (although it's ugly)

The story development didn't feel bad at all, and I understood the story of each character, and I wanted to read a little more... so that's the final episode. I became a fan!

It was a comic like I was actually watching a movie. At the end, I felt like... yeah... that's right... It is a very satisfying work. I'm glad I watched it, and I cried so much

The title and settings are common, but I was able to simply enjoy it, probably because I'm good at making manga

Each of the characters was very charming. I was so entertained that I felt that only 3 volumes of Suzuki-san's past episodes and future stories were not enough.

Why, I couldn't help but be worried about the future ‼ I like the direct feeling of the protagonist

Reminds me of an old movie called Somehow & Somehow. The relationship is completely different, and the story is completely different, but there is fun in the midst of sorrow. There are some subtle points in the detailed settings, but it was so interesting that it didn't matter. The story is surprisingly generally bright but not lukewarm, so it might be tough for people who like completely heartwarming things. No, I also feel like that kind of person would come off as a surprise. I usually write reviews with Udawda, but this one. I'm glad that it was as if I had watched an interesting movie with 3 volumes in all, not fun.

You'll be drawn in. It was so painful that I burst into tears. Developments move at a dizzying pace one after the other.

The end of the story is neatly organized in volume 3, and there is also a feeling that it's not enough. I also want to see what happened after Suzuki and the story leading up to the main story.

It's so funny. Seriously, the manji picture is beautiful and the Yankees are cool now too! Hisabisa came across an interesting comic and I can't stop being excited!!

I felt that the killer had a heart, and it was a refreshing end while making me feel very unbearable.

Mr. Suzuki is a very nice person. It makes me cry, and it's a very nice story, so be sure to read it.

The quality of the design, characters, and overall depiction was quite high. The story was dark, and I felt a little sad and angry, and it made me feel dark.

At the end, I feel like, OK... but this is probably fine for both of us! Even though it was 3 books, it developed very quickly and the level of satisfaction was high.