Reviews for Haru's Curse Manga

This review contains spoilers. What would their relationship be like if Haru were alive? Further hell may have been waiting for you, and was it unexpectedly resolved smoothly?

This review contains spoilers. Simply put, it may be “a story about loving someone you shouldn't have loved,” but I read that Haru, who passed away, was more humane than anyone had imagined, and loving someone is something that goes through even if you make someone unhappy. Even if you watch Natsumi and Fuygo, and get to know Natsumi's mother-in-law. Just as Natsumi is a woman who went out with her sister's lover when viewed from the outside, my mother-in-law is also a woman who dated Natsumi and Haru's father, and that's a story when viewed from the outside. I think the truth from whose point of view is true is everyone's value, but after reading it, I imagined that from now on, at least when Natsumi, who loved Haru before Fuygo, feels happy, she will always remember Haru, and it was painful not to think that she would easily accept the curse and move forward.

This review contains spoilers. I liked another work by the author, and it was interesting to read this one too. Personally, it's like a novel with a lot of characters, and it's an image of many scenes where the characters are struggling in their hearts. I liked the main characters, who each had a lot of worries in their hearts, but settled on a beautiful ending, came together, and went on a completely new path.

This review contains spoilers. It carefully depicts the psychological conflict between her late sister, her feelings for Haru, and her older sister, Natsumi, who ended up in a relationship with her fiancé Fuygo. The suspenseful part, where various foreshadowing is mixed up, is also attractive. There is also a feeling that the plot itself is a bit heavy, but there is a realistic atmosphere, including its weight.

This review contains spoilers. I've imagined how I would feel if I were in spring's position. But once you know that your partner doesn't have 100% of their feelings for you, you can be yourself if you don't want them anymore lol even if you know the end is near. I wanted the older sister to delve a little deeper into her love feelings for her younger sister. I liked the way it ended

This review contains spoilers. “What happens to humans when they die” and “we only understand after death.” That's really true! I think there must be curses in this world. The curse for these two is that they won't be able to forget Haru-chan until they die, so I want to put a damn on them. (A selfish idea called...)

This review contains spoilers. I read “Other People Are Good in the Next Life,” and I thought about other works, so I bought them. As I read it, my heart is filled with the feelings that the main character has and it becomes painful, but I read on while hoping that they will somehow make them happy. The main characters have good personalities and I want to cheer them on. Looking at it objectively, I certainly think this is a curse, but I was wondering how it would be for her older sister or lover to call this a “curse.”

This review contains spoilers. I didn't like the pattern, but I liked the hero's face, and I was interested in how the hero without facial muscles would change, and as I read it, I was drawn into the story so much that I didn't care about the pattern, and I read it completely in no time. Haru's curse casts a heavy shadow on the two of them, but in other words, it's probably their respective feelings of guilt against Haru... Fugo was supposed to live a normal life for the rest of his life after getting married to Haru. But it's true that she was attracted to Natsumi even when she was in a relationship with Haru, and I wonder if she intended to hide that feeling for the rest of her life. I wonder if he meant to let go of that thought. Well, since Fuygo lived as his parents said, had no objections to it and never doubted that it was natural, he might have been able to do that too. The turning point was a railroad crossing accident. My heart was tightened by Fuygo's behavior. You haven't broken your mind! Then, a situation occurred where Natsumi was finally forced to be honest. A slow rebellious period followed. That was also after I learned that my mother told people that Fuygo fell in love with him first, but that Natsumi had scolded her. I'm glad that the two people involved in my feelings were released at the same time and had a happy end. I'd like to see more of the two after that. I wanted to see more! It was selfish and it was minus 1.

This review contains spoilers. It's a strange work that has a happy ending, but if you say something doesn't make sense, you simply don't think it was good. But it's interesting!