Reviews for Apple Children of Aeon Manga

Even though it was fantasy, it was strangely real, and I was drawn in more and more. I cried as I read it all the way to the end.

The feeling of snow and the rising sun is getting closer little by little, so the end is sad. And the story of Yukinori's mother, recorded in volume 3, came so much that I burst into tears!

The theme of confrontation with the land gods handed down in the village was interesting, so I started reading it, but the ending was sad. I wanted Yukinojo to be happy.

I bought all 3 volumes with a coupon. It's interesting if you don't believe in gods or folklore at all. It's a work that makes me cry because of its kindness and strength.

The picture and atmosphere were really my hobby, and although it wasn't happy, it was a story I liked

I read the first volume and it was interesting! I was gradually drawn into the worldview of this comic, and it made me feel very strange when I read it. It made me want to read it until the end.

I felt that every scene was carefully drawn. I don't think it would be strange if it wasn't cheap like it was in other reviews, so I don't think it would be strange if it was made into a drama. If there was a little more excitement, wouldn't it be a sad work that would be accepted by many people? I felt it.

I was able to cry. I just cried at the end. The main character of the story in Tohoku, where customs still remain, was an abandoned child, but I felt that he was loved by all his parents, siblings, and wives. I wonder if everyone is attracted to the love they have in their back, but is there a different point of view on whether this was good at the end? I also feel like ☆ minus 1

If you think it's a really heartwarming story, is it like a fantasy or a mystery? It's interesting! I've only read up to the first volume, so I want to keep reading.

I didn't really like the pictures either, but it was interesting to read them. The fantasy naturally creeps into the mystery, and I'm worried about the future.

When I thought it was simply about apple farmers, I was surprised at the sudden sudden development. It's interesting with a strange view of the world

It is set in a snowy village deep in the mountains. There is an old legend in this village, and this is a story about a married couple who broke it. A quiet, dark atmosphere drifts through the entire story. sad ending. It's a story with zero freshness and a dark feeling after reading it, but I'm moved by the marital love. Please go ahead.

There are only a few things visible on the surface. The important thing is where the roots are warm. I feel that this story is a story of love that penetrates a warm core while being driven by something invisible. I recommend it.

I made the purchase until the end. My son-in-law always felt uncomfortable that there was no place anywhere, and the bride, who gradually lost her place in this world, was also sad, and the couple being at the mercy of old customs was very sad. I don't like the fact that the last one doesn't have a happy ending because it ends in a bad mood, so the story is well-organized, but one star is negative...

There is a great atmosphere, such as the humidity and traditions peculiar to the countryside. an old story? It feels like it, and I'm drawn into the story... There's only one volume left, so I'm curious about the continuation!

Overall, it is a work that draws you in because of its unique and mysterious worldview. The Japanese style, the specificity of the countryside, and the horror feel coexist together.

It's a strange feeling, like horror. The content is a bit heavy, but I like it

It was easy to read and interesting. I thought it was a lighter fantasy, but it was a little heavy and unexpected. I've only read one volume, so I'm worried about the continuation, but I'm worried about the ending. The next volume is... Thinking about it.

I wonder what this new feeling is. It's a new genre called creepy relaxation. I can't explain it well, but it's probably like watching a Japanese folktale manga. I've only read it halfway through... but I'm really curious about the future! It's complete, so I'll add it. Even though the end was sad, it persisted through the mysterious and creepy atmosphere unique to Japan until the end. I wonder if fear of darkness, sacred areas, and festivals is imprinted on a genetic level even if you're not usually aware of it. I grew up in a city, but for some reason I felt awkward. It was an unprecedented story and it was really interesting.