Reviews for Real Girl Manga

It's fine until the end. The pictures are cute, and the story and characters all come in easily!

I learned about the original story from the movie. The original one is more interesting, and it's really cool. Don't deny being an otaku and it's so cool while being a rear person. Also, her cute and cool girlfriend, who has found her strong side, is handsome. It's interesting and I want to read more.

I love it because everything from the settings to the content is so new that it has never been seen before! I want to keep reading

It's really interesting. And it's amazing in many ways... I bought the last volume which was kind of sad. Somehow the last part of the last story... is probably because I'm not young (sweat) young people do their best (wry laugh)

The main character's interactions, conflicts, etc. are straight forward, and it's just interesting.

It was a comic that was also made into a live-action adaptation, so when I read it, I was addicted to it! I cried at the end... I'm convinced that it's selling! It's interesting!

I didn't know what kind of story it was at first, and thought the pictures were cute, so after reading it, I just bought the whole volume! I was moved at the end!

The picture was beautiful and made me cry. It was an unexpected development, the final episode, but I was so quick at the end

Anyway, the main character girl is cute and cool, and the story was just as I had imagined but it was fun

I tried calling them for the first time, but I felt excited and sad watching the clumsy romance between two people with opposite personalities who were already too cunning

While crying, laughing, getting angry, sad, and crying, laughing, being frustrated, and relieved over and over again, the final end was too much of a happy person, and Louis collapsed before. Naniwa sensei wrote in the afterword that I thought this work must definitely be made into a happy person, but I really thought that was the case. And I'm grateful. Being able to see that everyone is happy is a great source of happiness and relief as a reader, especially as an individual who has watched the series for a long time. I was happy to think that Nami sensei understood the feelings of such readers very well.

There was laughter, crying, and emotion, and it was such a wonderful work where various feelings intersected, overlapped, sometimes separated, and enjoyed more than girls' comics, and both otaku and normal people could enjoy it.

I was so addicted to it when I read it without expecting it! The main character is an otaku but has a manly spirit! tears at the end?

I read it because of the live-action adaptation. (I haven't seen the live-action version...) It's a story that looks like a girls' manga, but I enjoyed reading it very much. It was a work I wanted to read when the sequel came out.

I really liked the main story, so I bought this book right away. There are many different futures

The character Tsuttsu is nice. The other characters are also unique and interesting.