Reviews for the gods lie. Manga

One summer's pale and sad love. A supreme experience for two elementary school students. It was such a wonderful work. Natsuru lives with her mother, and Rio manages her life alone. From two adorable and secretive people, the two become pure love that seeps into the depths of their souls. Despite the darkness at the center of the work, the cuteness of the drawing subdued Egumi and sublimated into a pure, transparent summer love. There is a limit that children can't do anything about. I couldn't stop crying wondering what to do about this helplessness. Tears welled up more and more when I thought about Rio's heart. I also felt pity for Rio and resentment of the world in the words uttered by Natsuru's mother, and I was in tears again. It was a work that made me think about many things. It's painful that it can't be called serious fiction. ＊＊216 pages＊＊

It's a story because they're pure kids. The story, which is so tightly packed into one book, makes my heart tremble. It was really good from beginning to end. I'm crying by the time I finish reading it. Volume 1 is complete, so be sure to read it.

It's a system where you have to write at least 50 characters to post a really good review, but I want you to read it if you don't want to write anything superfluous

I felt that my heart was tightened by the indescribable events of children and adults. Although it was a single volume, the content was intense, and the feeling after reading it was wonderful.

God also tells lies sometimes because he loves you so much. These are the boy's mother's words. The boy's father's lie. A lie to the best of its ability. To Get Crabs in Alaska... It's a summer story about a girl who wanted to protect her family while feeling her father lied, and a boy who wanted to protect that girl. It's sad.

“Love Letter” was amazing, so I wanted to read other works, and I chose this one because I liked the cover and that volume 1 was complete. I don't think I've finished reading only one volume. Despite being so legible, it was organized as one book, and it wasn't unsatisfactory at all. I felt fresh and surprised that it was drawn from this perspective in “Love Letter,” but it really seemed like this work was already being drawn in. A summer for a boy and a girl. Before I started reading it, I was a bit prepared to think that it would be a bit... or that it would turn into a sparkling story if it was a fantastic feeling that wasn't realistic. So I didn't think it would get this involved. It was amazing. Sharpness, childishness, sadness, warmth, impurity, everything is already there. It was really amazing.

I heard and read that my favorite voice actor would release a drama CD of this work independently. I cried... I did what I could, so now don't lie to me, God...

It's said that it has high reviews at home and abroad, so when I read it without any hesitation... children pay the price of selfish adults... as I read on, I was so desperate and sad that I cried?

The picture that perfectly expresses the sparkling summer when I was a child is also good, but the way it fascinates me is so wonderful

It looks really good in novels and animated movies. The beginning was a troubled yet refreshing youth product with a sense of transparency. For that reason, the final stage development is pretty painful. If you read it when you feel like a centimeter, I definitely think it's a good work. Recommended when you want to feel depressed.

The more I read it, the more sad it is, but I love it. We both knew they were kids and our world was small, and there was nothing we could do about it. But I want these two people to support me emotionally when I remember when I became adults that there was a summer like this. I was so excited that the reunion would come true at the end ✨