Reviews for Drowning Love Manga

I finally got my hands on the popular George Asakura comic! I didn't feel like reading student stuff, but this is totally different!! The pictures also have a sense of realism, and there is a little bit of laughter... there is a sense of stability when reading. Maybe I want to read other works too! I can't believe there are 17 volumes... what will happen in the future ➰

It's a unique worldview not found in other comics. I'm really drawn in by the developments that take place in it. It's a deep story that I notice every time I read it.

It's called a picture, it's a story, and I'm drawn in. I didn't think it was an elementary school romance. the best.

It's a work that seems to have been confronted with the sharp and sharp sensitivities of teenagers. I'm Alassar, but I'm really addicted to it! The main character is an elementary school student, and I'm envious because she has both an adult part and a child part.

I didn't read the ending, so I read it all at once yesterday. I mean I understand feelings... lol I was a kid back then, but now I'm an adult and I understand all kinds of complicated feelings

Elementary school students are the main characters... so I wasn't expecting much, but my predictions were completely overturned! Very interesting! It's a unique atmosphere, so people who don't like it may not be good, but I'm totally addicted to it.

I read it without much expectation that it was an elementary school story, but I was really addicted to it! It's a story that looks like a novel, and it's solid. It's a very readable work.

All of the teacher's works have a unique worldview, and I'm drawn in every time with a story not found in other manga! The pictures are beautiful, and Drowning Knife is a story about children much younger than me, and I really sympathize with it! The characters are young, but I feel like the story is aimed at adults (^-^)

I wonder what it is? How about the beginning? I thought, but it was a work that drew me in more and more

I like it the most girls' manga I've ever read. I've reread it over and over again, and I'm not bored at all. Anyway, Kou-chan is cool. I want more people to read it.

These two are so strange that I wonder if there really are such mature elementary school students.

I was drawn into this unique view of the world and was completely taken aback! This is the most addictive manga ever!

That was interesting. I think it's a memorable work that really draws people in the way they change from boys and girls to adults, involving the rural fire festival.

There's no such thing as a kid like Kou-chan. It's too rough. And I can't take my eyes off it. Otomo-kun and Kou-chan are diametrically opposite children like the Sun. I want them to be happy. I envy Natsume for her good style and good face. It's a love story between Kou-chan and Natsume-chan, but they just pass each other. Also, it's heavy. But I was drawn in! Personally, I want to see Otomo-kun's Happy Love Affair, and I'm hoping for a sequel!

I think our likes and dislikes will be divided. If you think for even a moment that elementary school students like this are impossible, it might not be easy to get into the story... I loved this kind of story, so I really enjoyed it. I'm glad that stories were created properly both when I was in elementary school and after I grew up.

I have all the volumes. At first it was about elementary school students, huh? I thought so. But I was drawn in more and more, and I became addicted to it. Even if you like manga, you'll probably like it or dislike it, but I highly recommend this work. The picture is also beautiful and really good. The content is pretty dark and heavy. I don't think there is any other unique view of the world in this work. A lot of things happen as we get older, but Kou-chan is going all the way until the end, doesn't she? If you look at it from Kou-chan's point of view, I think there are different ways to read and feel it.

I love it. I reread it over and over again. My heart is filled with just thinking about it. I love Natsume and Kou too much. I wish I could watch these two even longer!

The content is intense, and you'll want to read it over and over again. The cute protagonist, who seems to have grown up, is fascinating. It's interesting!