Reviews for Haru's Curse Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first, I picked it up as a work by an author who is someone else good, but the content is tightly packed and interesting. I thought Haru was the perfect girl, but I like her because of her human nature, and it's also nice that both Fuygo and Natsumi are attracted to things that don't seem like a good match at first glance! I'm really interested in the next 2 people... it would be nice if I could see them somewhere

This review contains spoilers. It's been a long time since I was excited to think I had no choice but to buy it on impulse. I really like it... I want to see more of these two.

This review contains spoilers. An older sister's sense of guilt for going out with her sister's fiancee who died of illness feels like a little sister's Haru curse. I think Haru fell in love with Fuygo at first sight, but Fuygo was curious about Natsumi when he met for the first time, and I think every time we met after that, he became more and more interested and fell in love with him. Even so, they didn't reject the marriage decided by the family, and if Haru were alive, I think they would have gotten married. I first learned that it had been made into a drama, and I felt that the world view of the work would stand out more beautifully than in a movie.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad Fuyugo and Natsumi are doing well! I'm relieved. I'm looking forward to the continuation. Would you like a happy sequel? I thought Fuygo liked Natsumi from the beginning, but is that wrong? A happy sequel please!

This review contains spoilers. From beginning to end, my heart was gutted out quietly and calmly. They think more about others than themselves, and put a lid on their own feelings. Fuygo's last words stuck with me. “All I know is that they will simply disappear”

This review contains spoilers. An unbearable love triangle, a younger sister who can't hope for the future, an older sister who entrusts her hopes to the future with her younger sister, and a man who lived as his parents wanted. The inner world, feelings, and ego of the three are spelled out with careful descriptions. There is a strong feeling that both the drawing and the story have been completed; I don't know what kind of expression is correct, but it looks like well-made parquet.

This review contains spoilers. It made me happy that the two of them were able to get together without putting a lid on their feelings. When I think about my sister's feelings, it's hard to notice someone you like while you're dating, and it may have been hard to imagine that your life is about to run out, and what will happen to those two people after that. Two people who understand it and suffer. I was really moved by the scene where they decided to live together while holding it together while bearing it together. Togo-san, who persuaded her older sister, who was caught by her sister's feelings and thought about cutting her life, and accepted it with peace of mind, was wonderful. Also, it was a good point that it depicts the sisters and their feelings for each of them as seen from Togo-san's point of view. As my sister feared, the two were a good match. I also wanted to read the story after the two got together. it's not enough... I wonder if that's a pity. I reread it over and over again, and my heart gets hot every time

This review contains spoilers. It was a strange story, but it was interesting! The main character, who likes her younger sister, was worried that her sister had a grudge against her, but I'm glad she moved forward. My little sister passed away, so there's no such thing as holding a grudge or not, so I wanted her to be happy!

This review contains spoilers. Was Fuyugo married to Haru? for Natsumi. It is said that “the dead don't grieve” can be bluntly cut out, and it's cruel to the point where it is.

This review contains spoilers. It was quite painful to empathize with Haru and then pass on to other people. When I read it from the reader's point of view, I felt that Haru was in the way, and it made me realize my own cruelty. Being attracted to me is also an aspect where it's not logical ~ yeah. It's like that.

This review contains spoilers. I bought 2 volumes at once and read them. I irresistibly like the feeling that two people with opposite personalities and names are interacting in a friendly manner, but I couldn't forget the burning sense of guilt that made me feel when I was reading this one too, and I was drawn in quite a bit. The expression as if they were repenting even though they were telling each other their feelings in the hospital room came perfectly as a scene where the two, who were eaten by the spring curse, were united, and strangely unbearable. At the end, I came with Gene to the place where they were holding hands tightly. Winter is over, spring is here, and summer is coming, and since spring is definitely in between, these two people will walk away without forgetting spring forever. It's called Aki from SNS, and I really like the naming sense. I also liked the choice of words such as A Woman at the End of Summer. Also, it was real that my younger brother Kaito called Haru Haru and Natsumi my older sister. Natsumi was a good sister. The conversation with my mother-in-law also made me cry. So it was also the decision to choose Fuygo. Personally, I'd like to take a look at the exchange where the two of them started living together...! I really like the extra edition

This review contains spoilers. After a long time, I met an artist I fell in love with. It's hard to say I love painting, but I was drawn in. Natsumi was probably taken prisoner because of her love for her younger sister, but Haru must have known who she is attracted to. Once they notice how they feel about each other, I want them to be happy later. I wonder if there are many people like Fuygo's mother... I hate it.

This review contains spoilers. It came from another work by this author, and since it's a unique worldview, I got caught something and bought it. My sister, I was curious about whether Haru's curse had been broken; Fuygo told Natsumi that the results would never be solved, so it's up to our own thoughts, and at the same time, Haru won't disappear from their hearts. I loved him so deeply, and even though I was impatient, the feeling of Haru, who put a curse on his premonition of a never-beginning love between him and Natsumi and died before they got together, was so sad and scary. It's probably an adult comic where the character Natsumi was a funny woman and Fugo is the best couple with a tight person like AI, and their unevenness fits neatly, and their comical and breathtaking virtuosity in a serious subject dealing with human death. That was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. The story isn't too long, and the way it ends is refreshing. They go out with their dead sister's lover and decide to live together at the end while dragging on the guilt of being attracted to each other. The story didn't get long because I was worried about how to slurp, and it was nice that the way they quickly abandoned their struggles and moved on to a new life was refreshing.