Reviews for Haru's Curse Manga

I'm buying an author from another work. This work is also very good! I haven't finished my original work yet, so I want to read more soon. It's an artist that makes me think so.

I'm buying the author. This person's pictures look like Kaiji, but the more you read them, the more tasteful they are, or rather, it becomes a habit. It's useless if it's not this picture! There's something that makes me think... The story is also solid, and it's worth reading. I was simply shocked when I first read it.

I think everyone wants to go the royal route when they're in love. Love → confession → dating → engagement → marriage This is the royal road I think, but as soon as you have a relationship that deviates even a little from there, you are labeled as something that just isn't a relationship. This work depicts people with that label in a realistic way, and it's easy to empathize with them. I started dating a man my sister likes after her sister died. And then you fall in love with it. Relationships with the environment are also being reshaped. It's a work that makes you want to watch because it's a love affair between two people with labels on it. Please read it.

The feeling that all kinds of emotions are mixed up and can't be accepted yet progresses slowly becomes a habit. Since it's a Happien kitchen, this last one was really refreshing.

I went through it a bit and couldn't bear to buy it. I originally liked the design, so I thought it would be soon, but I wish I had read it sooner. If anyone is unsure when they want to read it, I would like them to buy it and read it without hesitation. I also bought another work. I've already bought the author.

I also have it as a book, but I suddenly want to read it, so I bought it electronically as well. When I first read it, I felt incredible. The content and realism that are so intrusive, and the words of the characters shake my heart over and over again...

I read it all at once. I cried. I understood very well how my older sister cared about her, I understood her feelings very well, and I was sad and sad reading it. But the end was good.

I liked The Next Life, so I bought the author. This one was also a big hit. The degree of perfection of the debut work is too amazing. The way the frames are used, the lines are rotated, the way the monologues are entered, and the characters' expressions are all good. The sense of immersion into the world of the work was so great that the surrounding sounds disappeared as I read it. After I finished turning the last page, I felt overwhelmed with a sense of emptiness and satisfaction, as if I had just finished watching a movie, and I stumbled for a while. Even if you try to say “I like” someone, as soon as you put it into words, it will turn white in a flimsy manner, but since this author develops the story with a heavy, straight momentum, like hitting him with all his might, “Love is like this,” it has ridiculous power. I really like it. If you buy it, be sure to buy all 2 volumes and read them all at once.

The designs and characters were so wonderful after the next life..., so I bought this one, which I was interested in. I felt once again that I'm still a fan of the comics drawn by this author, including the ending, the feeling of love that can't be done with logic, and my heart aches for the two people who can't honestly convey it. I'm glad I was able to read it.

The next life begins. I'm buying the author. When I thought it was a darker protagonist, it was surprisingly bright (behaving brightly?) That was interesting.

It's a deep theme that doesn't go smoothly even though they both have feelings for each other... it's sad!

The main character in Konishi sensei's works is tough and positive, and I always fall in love with it. I can read it in a blink of an eye.

I read it from a comic by a different author, and I felt that he was a good person at drawing emotional movements. This one is just plain heavy, and it's real. I think the curse of the title can happen or is happening in the modern age where you can easily write your emotions like a diary on social media. The subject is that people don't understand emotions other than their own, and conveying emotions in words becomes ambiguous, let alone estimating people who have died is meaningless and at the same time self-injurious. I was underestimating it because I thought there were only 2 volumes...

It's a pretty unique pattern, but it fits. The feeling after reading it is quite fulfilling. Good work.

It's a story with a pleasant dark atmosphere. It makes me want to read it when I feel a little depressed.

Next Life... was the most interesting work, so I bought this one too. It was a pretty unusual story and it was worth reading.