Reviews for Burn the House Down Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's kind of rich in many ways, and it's a work that makes you feel like you're reading a long-story novel. The sight of the protagonist, who should have enjoyed his life as a young man, sacrificing everything and pushing forward in order to know the truth of the unfortunate incident where his family lost everything was so painful and sad, and it became difficult to read. Of course, I'm curious about the truth of the incident and the real culprit, but even if I read it to the end and understand it, it doesn't mean that the events that have already happened haven't happened, and my lost life won't come back, so I think it's going to be an ending without salvation, and I'm at a loss as to whether I should keep reading.

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 2 volumes. It was a very interesting mystery, and I fell in love with it and recommended it. It's still early, so I'm worried about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. There is a unique view of the world, and every time you get closer to the truth, it unfolds in such a way that you face things you had never anticipated, and you really can't take your eyes off until the end. For me, I felt that the keyword “flaming” was used and expressed in a double sense, as if the physical thing and the behavior of the person appearing in it. It left an impression on me that Kyoko was diligently investigating events over ten years ago, even though she occasionally encountered scenes where she had a cold sweat.

This review contains spoilers. It was jarring! It was more of a mystery than I expected. It's a dosglo story that seems to be in Minato Kanae's novel, but I was attracted to the characters in places because they were fascinating.

This review contains spoilers. How many rolls will it take! The development is about to change. I was so annoyed that I read it right away. I was frustrated by Kyoko from Sweet Claw, Makiko Toxichika, Kiichi, who is already raving about her father, and Yuzu who makes a mistake by putting up a mess with Shinji from Hetare 2! I was kind of frustrated by all the characters lol Shinji looked simply stupid, but he was in that kind of belly... I wonder if they tied up with Yuzu after that... well, it's impossible. I was reading it because I thought it would be suitable for a drama, but it's going to be made into a drama next year. Who will play Kiichi and Shinji?

This review contains spoilers. It's home suspense with two twists and three turns. It's really exciting, and it's a tough fate for the sisters. Is my father the most annoying person? It looks like it's being swept away, and it's the biggest culprit after all, isn't it? I'm glad it ended peacefully at the end.

This review contains spoilers. Buy up to 4 volumes. A mystery where you break into the suspected partner's house as a housekeeper. I'm worried about the future of this. The main character, Kyoko, is strong and cool, and a younger sister who is not only protected but also acts is nice. The picture has a unique feel, but the expression comes out and it becomes a habit. There is a thrill in the development of the two families, which are turning two and three turns. postscript. I read until the last episode. Are Kiichi and Kyoko's romantic side revived from before the final episode? After I did it and the truth was revealed, I couldn't keep up with the relatively comical atmosphere. Well, I think the words the mother said to Shinji were amazing for their kindness and forgiveness, but even if they didn't end in the dark end, they were light even after Makiko and Kiichi. Doesn't Makiko do something more to her kids that will lead to more regrets? and. Does Kyoko stick together even though it was a childhood dream? I thought so. Maybe it's because of the desire for protection and the love they want to recover from. There was a place where I was caught just by watching Kyoko's anger and ability to act, but probably because her mother was finally freed from the incident. I wonder if my impression will change again if I reread it, but Shinji, who lived with that past, is really scary. But after becoming wealthy, the mentality of trying to deceive Yuzu into thinking that the truth of the incident was being investigated may be very human-like. but Kobayashi-kun? they're good friends even after the uproar. Claire too.

This review contains spoilers. It was a story development that took two and three turns, and I was curious about the continuation, so I read on. I think it's a very interesting suspense.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about destroying one's own family relationships in the past and holding a grudge against the person who took her husband. Anyway, I wouldn't like to have such crazy people close to me.

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised that it was set up until the very end (laughs) This is my first repetitive work that has been hooked up to this point. I couldn't stop being excited from beginning to end! It was very interesting!