Reviews for Drowning Love Manga

First, the atmosphere is dangerous from beginning to end. As a compliment, of course. This is probably the first time I've read a manga with such a crunchy feeling. Natsume is a normal girl for better or worse, but just as Natsume was drawn to Kou-chan, I feel that I was taken by the atmosphere that Kou-chan wears in the work. For some reason I can't read it calmly. Perhaps the most reassuring thing is Otomo's presence. There won't be a scene where Otomo-kun plays an active role until it's midstage, but I think over 80% of readers will probably fall in love with it. The story progresses with a slightly depressing development, but at the end, I would like to look forward to happy depictions where both Kou-chan and Natsume have overcome past struggles and traumas.

George Asakura's works have a unique worldview that draws me in.

Basically, it's a dark story. Once in a while, I'm surprised when a picture that feels cool comes up. I like the content, Otomo-kun is so cool

I read all the 101 episodes that have been released all at once! I was so worried about the continuation that I added points over and over again (laughs) It's an attractive work that really fascinates me. The psychological depiction is like a novel, the story development is unusual, and the picture is so beautiful that you will fall in love with it. And above all, the charisma of the characters is undeniable!! At first, I felt like I was somehow curious and read on, but gradually I became addicted to the depth of the story! The muddy and humane development is also breathtaking! It's a work I can confidently recommend buying in packs ☆

I've always been a big George fan, but I love Drowning Knife by far! The characters are fascinating, and the story draws you in. Also, the pictures are beautiful... I love Otomo, and watching his entanglement with Natsume makes me cringe, so I definitely recommend buying the pack!

I watched the movie with Komatsu Nana as the main character and read the manga. I can read it with empathy for Natsume, so it was really interesting.

I learned that the original work of Masaki Sugata and Nana Komatsu was in is a comic, so I bought it unintentionally. I can watch these two flirt the whole time, but the bad translation is that I'm not good at it, so it's 4 stars

There are quite a few painful parts, but the unique and beautiful view of the world... I like it. Adolescence isn't just the sparkling part of youth, is it? It's a story about adolescence where there is a lot of suffering that never sparkles.

A very intense story. If I were in middle and high school, I'm sure I wouldn't have been able to read it all. It's dark and heavy. The unbreakable bond between the two is sad and painful. At the end, it felt like it settled down where it settled down.

Unique worldview, fascinating, and enchanting characters. I'm glad I read it.

I was reading it when it was published in the magazine and bought comics, but I bought them electronically again. It's a work I love that somehow sticks in a lot of ways. However... only the last episode was disappointing...

Both of the main characters were so cool that I was more and more addicted to reading them, but the last one didn't suit me. Too bad.

I read it after watching Sugata-kun's movie. The world view of the film remained the same. The original story is long, so I want to read it carefully.

That was pretty interesting. Maybe it would be nice to have something quite different from normal Love-Do-Love Youth.

This artist is good at drawing changes in people's feelings, isn't he? I feel like many of the characters are pretty selfish, but I thought it was amazing that the two main characters were characters I couldn't dislike for some reason. I think this kind of thing exists in rural areas. The movie was a bit disappointing and sad, but I thought I'd reread the original story one more time, which depicts detailed changes in mood by watching the movie. After all, it was interesting.

I read Drowning Knife in a book, and it's great. The story is so intense!