Reviews for SHATTERED MIRROR Manga

There are stories about memory loss from time to time, but Eve and Kyle are so nice. The reason I lost my memory was sad, but the feeling that the two loved each other was conveyed very well. I think delicate expressions of emotion are also good.

What should I have done about this empty feeling that nothing resonates with it? I suddenly lost something I loved, and I can't get out of the abyss of sorrow. There's probably nothing good about it. Dealing with my husband has been sad since I lost my memory.

Very nice story, the pictures are so nice, the twins are so nice

It's a film that takes an entire episode to recover the heroine's memories. It's a happy ending, but it felt a little different from my usual other works. But as is the case with all of Fujita Kazuko's works, the depiction of the hero is very wonderful. Be affectionate! I want to meet a man like this.

Why memory loss? What happened in the past? Reading while thinking is the real thrill, but the reason I thought from the main character's feelings was different from what I had imagined. But it was a wonderful work that made me feel so much love.

Those feelings may cause amnesia. But we have to move forward. There is no night without morning, and there is no winter without spring. I'm glad I was able to start anew again.

I have the impression that manga artist Fujita had a lot of trouble... I haven't read the original story, but my impression is that she is a bit of an expedient heroine even when it comes to overcoming suffering. I want to buy the manga artist's ability to make it look elegant and vulnerable. The heroes are also dedicated and likeable.

The characters drawn by this person are very wonderful, and although the content of the story is sad and sad, they are affectionate, and I really like them. It's a work I reread over and over again.

I like stories dealing with amnesia because I can read on with the desire to “know” what those memories are. Also, in every story, I think the answer is that if there are painful or sad things, spending time with people or places you don't know them is a positive way to recover. Even if you are sympathized with, treated kindly, or scolded, your feelings at that time will come back to life and you will hurt yourself, so that you can't stop blaming yourself for that, so don't deny yourself. Even so, it's a strange thing. It's troublesome for people to be so positive about living when they lose their memories, even though they want to disappear and disappear during difficult times. Eve herself is once again in love with Kyle, so it's easy. Lucky that there are people who take in Eve who has lost her memory, such wonderful people would hate this kind of thing in a family with small children, but on the other hand, I doubt that they used it well as a babysitter. I'm about to find out about my subordinates. Even so, I can't get rid of my anxiety when I'm all alone, and this kind of development where “someone who loves you” appears somewhere is romantic, isn't it?

Amnesia has too many HQ lineups, so to be honest, there wasn't anything new about this story. I think it would be better to read The Process of Resurrection Love in isolation from Fujita sensei's intention to enjoy it with his designs. Why memory? , what happened? The implication of solving a kind of mystery drives the progress of the story. The sight of the escalator passing through her head over and over again knocked on Eve's heart, having lost her memory, as something exciting and good for Eve. From his point of view, it is only natural for him to get on board with something that only the two of them know, an act that comes openly, and what they are thinking. When they were sweet lovers, they passed by after getting married, and they said they wouldn't be there when it was essential. The process, which begins from the beginning as if he had gone back to his time as a lover, feels wonderful, and from his point of view, it's hard for him to fully accept that his wife, who was found after two years, suddenly lost her memory and was forgotten about herself. Even so, I have no choice but to bow down to the gratitude, kindness, and high humanity of the family that makes Eve live. Even though they went and lived in the house where the two of them spent time, it wasn't easy to remember, and the story came to an end. It makes me feel that the feeling that I like him as my husband is certain by drawing plenty of things unrelated to memory recovery. There was something about the relationship between the two, and I lost my memory, but it made readers persuasive that it wasn't bad at all. With the power of the stable Fujita sensei, the picture skillfully conveys his love for the heroine and the appearance he has lost his understanding due to memory loss. I think this is a slightly different visual for me of the garden scene where people expect recovery due to “smell.” I wanted to reread Akimoto-sensei's “Closed Memories.”

It was so painful that I lost my memory. But I'm glad I was able to laugh again at this time. My husband's love is also deep.