Reviews for Island in a Puddle Manga

This review contains spoilers. What a good kid, I desperately protect my little sister, and yet I've read a lot of works about how bad treatment is being replaced, but I don't like the person I'm replacing

This review contains spoilers. The replacements, A Child's Heart and an Adult's Heart, each have a familiar setting, and Lightning is also a sci-fi setting, but the main character, the boy, is shining with good health! I haven't forgotten my kindness even when I'm in a terrible situation, and my feelings for my little sister are annoying... Even so, the man who was replaced is so bad that there is absolutely no way to consider how the boy will break through the situation and return to normal. The author's manga has a clean ending, so I'm not worried, but how does it really end?! I also feel like “mom” will be the key, but... I'm really looking forward to the future!

This review contains spoilers. The writer of “The Town Where I Am Not Alone.” I've read volume 5. It's suspenseful, and I was drawn in to read it, but I don't feel like I understand the final summary. My brother's mother's behavior, Tsubaki's relationship with her mother, my sister's family register... things are confusing. Maybe Rumi, who helped me, and Jogasaki the yakuza actually had more roles. But Minato did his best!

This review contains spoilers. This is a work by Kei Sanbu, the town where I'm not alone. There are always no deviations, so I read this one too. After all, it's interesting. It has the power to make you read it all at once. On the other hand, I was expecting something about her mother whose face wasn't revealed, but it was only explained in the final episode, and Rumi is blind? It was a pity that good characters were left behind, such as people who helped even though they were yakuza.

This review contains spoilers. Buy it from an author who is good at suspense. It's a replacement for a heinous criminal and an elementary school boy. The story progresses from both perspectives, and involves huge sums of money, the speculations of other criminals, and pressure from extreme law and police. It's not limited to this work, but it's painful to read stories where children are too sorry. Volume 1 ended in the process where an element to hunt down a wanted criminal was suddenly added right after being abandoned in earnest, even though he was originally unhappy from the beginning due to neglect. No matter how bad the situation is, the feeling of an older brother acting to protect my little sister makes me cry. How can a powerless child overcome a hopeless situation, and how do you put this together even though it's stuck at first sight?! It's exciting from now on.

This review contains spoilers. The artist has drawn suspense objects in various situations until now, such as being confined to a luxury passenger ship, being able to rewind time a bit, being able to share his vision, etc. I enjoyed reading them all with excitement, wondering if they were all lurking in everyday life. The point this time is the replacement that is often used in love stories. I feel like I lost my sense of reality all at once. They look like kids! Brains are adults! The villain vs. the one who looks like an adult! Brains are children! The main character of Can you rescue your sister while successfully dodging her pursuers!? Where did the mother who left her brother and sister go!? And will it be able to return to its original appearance safely!? Ahhh that's so exciting! that!? Before I knew it, I was addicted to it! The design is somewhat peculiar, so I might choose someone to read it, but if that's OK, I think I recommend it. I want to read more soon!