Reviews for Haru's Curse Manga

The conflicts and suffering of a loved one being attracted to the person they loved are tightly packed into these two books and drawn in. Exactly the curse of spring. Despite being in a difficult situation, the heroine, who originally had a bright personality, makes me imagine happiness ahead. But speaking of greed, I wanted them to show me a little more ahead of the two. “The Next Life...” is also an interesting writer, and his popularity is convincing.

I wonder what it is, I can't express it well, but it's a work that really shocks me. (_) Should living humans always pay respect to people who have died and keep an eye on their existence? until I sacrificed my life from now on... I agree with the protagonists' choices, but I think the actual problem is difficult.

Are “curses” scary? I thought, but that's not the case; it's an emotional conflict... My balance of feelings fluctuated after breaking up with the family I loved, and from there, I headed for new feelings! I'm glad that was it. Fuyugo's feelings were difficult ~~. But I was so relieved to be able to put it into words... it was a deep, clumsy, heavy, yet clean story! Fuyugo-san is crazy! I think Natsumi is strong and cute...!

I was also uneasy about the extreme illustrations, but I was immediately drawn into the story. The length is just right.

I was attracted to the cover and title, but the content seemed heavy, so I got lost and read reviews and even spoilers, and I still wanted to read them, so I bought it. I read it as if I was possessed. That's amazing. I also read spoilers, and it was interesting even though I almost understood the content. The author is amazing. Even though it's such a heavy theme, it's bright for some reason. I'm sure everyone lives with some kind of curse. Strong last. I'm glad I read it!

I think this title came from the fact that the heroine's late sister, Haru, is in a relationship with her fiancé, and she thinks that the older sister might have a spring curse on her. By thinking that it was actually a curse, I may have tried to wipe away the guilt of going out with my late sister's fiancé and the anxiety of gradually falling in love with him. At the end of the day, they're already good adults, and I think the two main characters were bound by the feeling that they had no choice but to say anything, even though they were already good adults. The hero is an lethargic boy, and the heroine looks like a completely different type of person who is a turned-down woman, and in fact, I think the underlying feelings were the same. The reason the hero became interested in the heroine was that I think she saw herself, and maybe the heroine had a deep feeling in her heart that she adored the hero was the only person she could share her memories of her beloved sister. In any case, the two left the house and decided to walk their own path, and it is also conceivable that they woke up from the curse of the Path of Thorns, and it is also conceivable that the two were cursed to share memories of the late spring from now on. Memories of those who died won't disappear, and I'm sure there are shadows of my younger sister here and there in my older sister's future, and I wonder if it's a curse called the past in that sense. It was an interesting work with so many ways of thinking.

There are others in the next life, but it was so interesting that I bought this one too because of that momentum, and it was really nice. It was a work that stuck in my heart, and I couldn't easily put it into words. All the good points are not bad!!!

I finished reading it all at once... In Happy End with both hands raised, of course, it's harder to live with a lid on your heart, so I think it's realistic to live with a lid on your heart rather than just living without a purpose to live, but rather live with a sense of guilt (the curse of spring) in your hands and get what you want. Even in the afterlife, I felt uncomfortable with the picture at first, but halfway through, I was drawn into the story so much that I didn't care about it. He's an amazing writer. <理想>Then we'll talk about extra edition 2, and that's it, isn't it? Rationally, there are no people like this, but if you notice them, are you attracted to them? love really is something that falls in love, right?

They may have different tastes when it comes to pictures, but the story is interesting anyway! It's just like a movie. Even though it was short, I was able to enjoy it with very deep content.

Wouldn't it be foolish to think that the curse brought the two together in reverse?? Originally, it seems that the kanji for curse was similar to congratulations, and maybe Haru is also sincerely blessing them.

I'm a fan of the manga artist, and I learned about it when it was made into a drama, so I bought it right away. A good work that won't disappoint.

At first, the content came in, but I was curious about it from the middle and watched it all at once.

I read it when I knew it was going to be a drama. Volume 2 is complete, but it's really well organized and interesting. I wonder what's going to happen with the drama?

“Others are good in the next life” was so interesting that I became a fan of the author. It's a picture and story with a habit, but once you start reading it, you can't stop halfway through. Konishi sensei is really amazing!

I like the atmosphere of the author's work. It's a dark story, but I think the content can be interpreted in many ways, so I think I can reread it from various perspectives. The individuality of the characters is very attractive.