Reviews for In/Spectre Manga

Beautiful pictures, a story about monsters that I couldn't imagine from a cute girl. I want to reread it a few times.

The pictures are easy to read according to my own preferences, and the girls are cute too, so I'd like to read the continuation carefully.

There are parts of the picture that I think are a little scary, but I'm worried about the future, and it's a story that makes me want to read on.

? It combines mystery and romance, and specters, and the view of the world is very interesting.

A mysterious story. I'm curious about what happened and what's going to happen in the future.

The comics were interesting, so I'm interested in novels too, but I wonder

It's nice that the monsters are unique. The sense of distance between the two and the way they get involved with their ex-girlfriend is exquisite, and it is a personally stylish work.

I like pictures, but the development of the story was interesting, and I was able to read it quickly.

There are a lot of lines, but the development was so interesting that I was able to read it all at once! is it good that the picture is beautiful?

The picture is beautiful and cute! There are a few characters, so I thought I wasn't good at it, but I was addicted to it!

It's interesting that I was convinced by the mystery comic where specters appear. The picture was also so good that I was fascinated!

I wasn't reading it because I was curious about the novel, but I read it because it was comicalized. The picture was so beautiful and I loved it. The story is also interesting, and the scary parts are very scary, but there are gags in between, so I enjoyed reading it. The characters of the main character and heroine are strong and amazing. If it's a novel, I think it's a different expression, so I'd like to read that again.

When I first saw it, I was wondering what kind of work it was, but when I read it, it was pretty interesting, and I really want to watch the continuation.

As the only person who completed “Spiral: The Bond of Reasoning” when I was in elementary school, the same as back then, “is this a mystery?” It seems that they continue to make mystery works based on things that are likely to be said by readers or mystery freaks, and I'm a little happy that there are things that haven't changed. Is this time it's a “ghost” and a mystery? Isn't that impossible? At first, I didn't like it and didn't like it. However, when I reread it again, the very idea of “having something that isn't logical and let it be constructed” is very interesting, and for me who likes mystery novels, “what tricks (logical developments) like this can be created by watching and reading?” Once again, I was surprised by Johei-san's idea, and once again, I'm dancing with the palm of my hand. I feel like that. Somehow it's Johei-sensei, so there's also a precedent called a spiral, and my ghost whispers, “I'm sure this guy won't end like this, there are developments I haven't even imagined.” That may be the case, and it doesn't have to be, so I want it to be a work that makes people like me who have a hobby of thinking thoroughly think. In particular, no matter how much people like to think that they are addicted to the world view of Joheikyo, common sense ideas don't apply, so they tend to just watch “how the main characters turn fiction into reality.” But it's strange that even that is fun. It's probably a repetition of what I wrote earlier, but I think the process (discussion) where everyone constructs a fiction saying “if that doesn't work, let's go with this, if this doesn't work, let's do it” is very interesting, and that's why I'm addicted to it.

It was my first time as an author. The pictures were so beautiful and I loved the view of the world. The interaction between the two was also interesting, and I'm curious about the continuation.