Reviews for Drowning Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was a work that really moved my heart just because of the pictures, which made me feel really tired after a long time in a good sense. Otomo!! I think it over and over again, but as expected, Kou-chan caught me in a good place. The right answers you know in your head, and the emotions you seek with your heart. I was fascinated by George World until the end!

This review contains spoilers. I've read it before, and I bought it because I wanted to read it again. There are also scenes that are a bit gross, but they are interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I love George Asakura sensei's works, so I've bought all of them. It's the most difficult work to read. My only love with Otomo was bright and sparkling, but it soon felt black again. I also think Otomo is too pitiful, but I also understand that the two people, Kou-chan and Natsume, are helplessly getting along. The way it ended was like George Asakura sensei. It's a fascinating work, but I really want to reread it! It's not like that, and you can't read it unless you get fired up.

This review contains spoilers. There are many developments due to my youth, but I would definitely choose Otomo!

This review contains spoilers. I've read them all. I was able to make my feelings come true, and it was a great last time! They get hurt and become adults, but most people can't turn back time, but since Kou-chan is real, they were able to turn it back. I want them to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. I've been reading it since the first volume came out, and it was my favorite manga artist at the time, and when Ko-chan and Natsume started dating, I was excited and excited to see the new issue come out, and the months and days went by, but anyway, it's been a long time!!! When I read it again, what I liked was the first few volumes! After the incident, it was basically dark, and I thought the day would come when Ko-chan and Natsume would laugh again, but along the way, the presence of Shiko-chan disappeared, and the presence of Shiko-chan disappeared, and Kana-chan was annoying, and for me, the story around the middle until the end felt like a bit too important, so it didn't come up much, and I wonder if George Asakura sensei's short works could be put together in a story. But it's a work I personally have a fondness for, so it's ☆ 5

This review contains spoilers. So there are pros and cons, but I love it. Also, the way it ends is “huh?” There are people who think that, because of Natsume and Koichiro, I think this is the only way to end, or rather, the best. George sensei's depiction of the moment is so beautiful, and I'm fascinated. The scene where Natsume's scarf flies at the graduation ceremony and Koichiro grabs it is really memorable. The pictures and content are heavy, so I'm sure there are people who don't like it, but think you've been deceived and read it once!