Reviews for Drowning Love Manga

The touch of the picture and the view of the world are unique and draw me in. Also, do you like the Hiroshima dialect?

It's around this time today that I think beautiful kids are still special! There's also sadness, and there's also awe, and I feel like I'm reading it, and it feels like it's boo!

The movie was interesting, so I read it. There was no harm in reading comics, and it was interesting.

I read it all at once, and I'm drawn into a unique worldview that looks like a girls' manga

It's a very transparent work. Also, George Asakura's paintings make me feel somewhat nostalgic. The expressions of each character, such as Natsume and Ko-chan, were also delicate, and I felt empathized with them. I think it's always good to look at Kou-chan's expression that seems to disappear in an ephemeral way due to annuity. I thought it was a work that was not bound by the framework of girls' comics.

I watched the movie and read it. The setting is a junior high school student, so it's a bit young, but the content isn't much different from the movie, which is interesting.

Hearts are connected, and we can understand each other without putting it into words. I can sympathize with such scenes from the main characters. All of the characters seem to be real people, and the way they are attractive makes me drawn into the work all at once. However, there may be people who think that this is a story that has no meaning and cannot be understood. Each one is good, but maybe it's difficult to put together a story. Many questions remain, so I read it over and over again. I wonder if that's the appeal?

I think it's a film with quite a few likes and dislikes, but it's just like watching a movie and it's beautiful. You will be drawn into a unique view of the world.

It was a book that made me feel like my sense of omnipotence when I was a kid was like a running horse lamp.

It's a famous comic that was also made into a movie, isn't it? I'm fascinated by the beautiful story.

I like George Asakura sensei's other works, and this one too. I was really drawn in because of the mixture of the fashionable modern feeling and the countryside where old customs are still alive. We're still in the middle, but I'm getting drawn in more and more!

I've been interested in it for a while, and I finally read it! I understand why it is said that it is a charismatic work that is completely different from other girls' comics. How the unique, sharp Natsume and Kou-chan live in an ordinary rural area... it was so interesting! The movie version I watched after that was also very good!

It's a love story, but it doesn't have to be like it has a happy ending from a girl's point of view!

Just time for the two of us. They were both so dazzling and painful. I want them to be happy.

The heroine's child is just so cute and cool. The feelings of each character intersect and it's jarring to watch

This is a story about a picture with a unique touch and a world view. There are also a lot of serious places, so I think I'll read it slowly.

It was fate that we met. “What am I? What do you want to be?” This is a story about a divine hero born in a complicated family environment and a talented, beautiful girl who struggles to find her identity. They are two people who are attracted to each other with their souls, so the last one was good. Instead, there are many people who have been hurt, and although remedies are visible, they are a bit out of proportion. I felt like I couldn't handle the violence that surpassed the kindness I had hidden. There are a lot of painful developments, and it takes spirit to reread them.