Reviews for Farewells Upon a Blank Page Manga

This review contains spoilers. Halfway through. The story of the story is interesting. It's a character full of humanity, and I can't hate it. There are also characters who feel afraid of pressure, but the same group as Ikeoji sensei who dissolves it is also good.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about the main character, who had closed his heart due to various events, who is loved and helped by people he met by accident, regains his heart, and grows up. I want to cheer them on.

This review contains spoilers. I'm also worried about Megmin's growth, but “her mother taught me how to draw”!? I'm too worried about the last scene. I want to read more soon.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about the main character, who is unable to live “normally” due to abuse from his mother, and becomes a manga artist who used to be his dream. The pictures are beautiful and the story is interesting, but the main character's mother and sister are too sick, and the main character can't get out of hell. It's just that my boyfriend lives in a different world, but for the main character, he becomes a toxic boyfriend. Manga artist teachers and assistants save us from such a poor environment. It's probably going to make you happy in the end, but anyway, it's a deep dark and depressing story, so it's an interesting comic, but it's a tough comic when you're depressed or worried (laughs), but it's been a long time since I was mentally nervous! interesting!

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist's past and current situations and feelings as the story is progressing are carefully drawn, and while they intersect with memories of one's own life, I can understand the difficulties of life where everyone had conflicts and were forced to do so because they had that background, and I'm happy to be able to read it with peace of mind because there isn't a single bad person. The way of life where the protagonist begins to live his own way of life in a warm relationship made me think about my own way of life where I gave up and lived a way of life where I had no choice but to put up with what I really wanted to do, compromise, and live by protecting the status quo. Also, even though it was my own life, I couldn't get out of the habit of living where there were only options decided by others until now, and I had an amazing realization that maybe something I really wanted to do was waiting for others to tell me to do...

This review contains spoilers. The heroine of the second daughter has been ignored even by her parents. She is compared to her excellent older sister, and when her older sister hits a wall, she is blamed on the heroine, and her boyfriend is also insane. He seemed happy in Yes Man, but his passion was stimulated, and he regained himself and stood up. The existence of an undenied presence is extremely important. It's a work that makes me think that being able to meet such people is really important in living. I'm looking forward to the continuation.