Reviews for <Chapter release>Once Upon a Witch's Death: The Tale of the One Thousand Tears of Joy Manga

This review contains spoilers. Meg Raspberry is a very nice kid, and Meg Raspberry's mentor is also a very nice person, so I'm very surprised.

This review contains spoilers. I particularly like pictures of beautiful magic, herbal tea, etc., and it seems like it was an anime adaptation, and I also like the worldview itself, which I'm very concerned about, so I think I'll read 2 volumes as well

This review contains spoilers. It's a nice work that really penetrates my heart. it really bothers my heart... People don't know what their life expectancy is, but I felt that the density of life would change depending on how realistically they could imagine dying someday. It gives me strength to do my best too.

This review contains spoilers. The comic used a lot of comically shaped illustrations, and it was a comic that made me smile unintentionally! The title has been overturned, and I want the protagonist to live a happy life.

This review contains spoilers. Since the shocking announcement was announced, the main character has worked hard in her own way, facing and working on what she can do, and it's great. I personally worry that unknown anxiety and fear may be mixed in the heart hidden behind the person's bright appearance, and that one day I won't be able to control my feelings, but for now, I'm devoting myself to believing and watching over Meg and the others, and I would like to support them.

This review contains spoilers. A story about a witch who was predicted to be summoned within a year. If you collect a thousand tears of joy, you will be saved. Judging by the title, is this going to be true at the end? It can be pulled over, isn't it? Since she gathers tears of joy, she is a heroine who does a lot of good things and solves troubles and incidents. The more the story progresses, the stronger my wish that it doesn't live up to the title. It looks like they're doing anime now too. It's a mystery whether it will end this season alone. It's a lot of jarring, but I want them to reassure you at the end.

This review contains spoilers. The title is Spoiler, and it's a slightly spoiler scam story, but I like it because it's an interesting story where I can't read the development easily. I think this kind of feeling of deceiving reading by going ahead from the ending in origin, generation, and ending up makes use of the author's characteristics, so I think it's very interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I've only read volume 1. Even though they are doing well, they receive a life expectancy declaration due to a curse and start moving to avoid it, but there is a long way to go. It shows Serious in a comical way, and the characters are cute too. At first glance, it seems peaceful, but it contains chaos. I'm hoping for the subtitle and waiting to buy the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. The story begins with a shocking start where you receive a one-year life expectancy declaration (aging progresses) due to a curse activated on your 17th birthday. The only way to be saved is to collect a thousand happy tears. It's a mistake to say happy tears. It's not painful or sad, is it? You need an average of 2 to 3 of these per day. There will also be days when things don't go well. It's the main character with no sense of crisis in spite of being serious, so I don't feel sad even when I read it, but it seems pretty impatient as I get older and older as the days progress. hmm, you won't be able to make it in time, right? However, I think I'm a tough guy who makes me worry like this. Far from gradually falling out of favor with the design I was initially interested in, I began to feel that it fits the story. It won't be smooth sailing, but I can't stop hoping for a happy ending.

This review contains spoilers. It's a pretty comical pattern compared to an illustration in a novel, but maybe this kind of gag comic style is fine to draw a heavy theme... As a basic image, it's a novel version and an anime picture that seems to be based on that, but “it's a spider, but what?” It may be an example where it's okay if the picture is completely different between a novel and a comic like this. The worldview is similar to “The Wizard's Bride,” and even closer to the civilized modern Earth, and I thought it was a bit unusual for witches to be officially recognized worldwide due to television and the internet. I think it's very good that it contains gags while thinking deeply about people's lives and deaths, happiness, joy, and sorrow. It's still unfinished (currently 4 volumes), so I'm really curious about how it ends. “1000 Tears” feels like they won't be able to make it in time, so it's unpredictable and I'm looking forward to seeing if other methods will come out or if there will be a super event where people gather all at once.