Reviews for Perfect World Manga

I empathized with it while reading it. The heroine's various confusions were conveyed so much that I burst into tears. I want you to do your best even if things don't go well.

I watched the drama and knew what it was about, so I was wondering if I should buy it (although there are more comics after that), but I finally bought it. I wish the main character couple had just a little more sex appeal... But the story is interesting. It was an opportunity to learn about the details of life in a wheelchair.

Very nice! It's realistic, and I can understand the swaying feeling very well. It is written with careful thought about disability and illness, and it is an opportunity to think. The picture is beautiful and very nice too!

Tsugumi, Ayukawa, and Koreeda were so charming and wonderful. In particular, Koreeda's persistence and kindness really made me cry. However, Mr. Nagasawa was an unreasonable person. I was really annoyed just looking at their faces, so much so that I stopped reading them over and over again.

I read this work after watching the drama. It was so much fun!!

It's not a romance comic based on common obstacles, and it's well-drawn, and it pierces my heart. But Nagasawa-san is a little... is there a nurse like that?! I don't think it would be good to mix public and private like this by putting personal feelings in between, and getting jealous, and bullying the main character. I wonder if I wasn't able to draw that area a little more realistically. It depicts facing obstacles firmly from various standpoints, so I wanted them to seek realism in such places as well. So I reduced it by 1 star. But I think it's a good comic.

It was a work that made me think about a lot of things. The pictures are wonderful, but I thought the content was really amazing, so I was reading it.

It depicts changes in careful feelings. Also, it's a love affair with someone in a wheelchair, but since it was properly interviewed and depicted, there is no sense of incongruity. Also, marriage to someone in a wheelchair, and children? The story of is also depicted. Not only are you happy, but you can also learn about various realistic feelings, so there's no harm in reading it. It makes me feel happy.

I've also been watching dramas, and it's nice that it has a happy ending after properly writing difficult things. I want this to take this opportunity to make love between able-bodied people and people with disabilities normal.

It's thought out when reading, and it's not a quick and enjoyable read. It's not just a light-hearted comic about likes and dislikes.

Reading this work made me realize that there are many things I didn't know about people living in wheelchairs.

The theme of sickness is so heavy that I don't feel like watching it, but the two of them are working hard in a positive way is a manga that makes me want to read it again next time. I want the two of them to do their best for happiness.

It's a deep good story. It's a story that makes me think about a lot of things. It made me cry.

They have been made into dramas and movies, but manga is still the best. There were detailed descriptions and differences from the drama, and I reread it over and over

It's a love affair with a man with a wheelchair disability. There are so many things written about illness and other people's eyes that are so annoying. I want everyone to be happy.

The pictures, content, and development are solid, and I wonder if they will just be visualized. It's different from the feeling of letting go of being immersed in the girls' manga, but since there are some hilarious scenes, I wonder if I can read it without feeling heavy.