Reviews for Perfect World Manga

It was a work that made me think even though I felt frustrated when I read it. That's because I never imagined a world with low visibility.

It really makes me think... I hope it works... but I think it's a book that has been well thought out even in real life...?

It's not easy to be close to someone else's hurt heart, and there are suffering and conflicts that you can't understand even if you want to support them or understand that person's pain, and it's so sad, and it's painful just reading. It struck me that I shouldn't take it easy to accept my disability, even if it seems like I'm working normally and living a bright life at first glance. It's a minority life where you suddenly get into an accident one day, get victimized by a crime, or become ill, and even though it can happen to anyone at any time, you don't know until you get involved, and you don't notice it. It makes me wonder what normal is and what happiness is. I want many people to read it. But Kawana's parents were too bad (even if they were against it, the rants that hit Ayukawa himself were so unreasonable and too cruel), Nagasawa-san and I told useless lies, Kawana was immediately spoiled by other people (Koreeda), and I felt superfluous that I wanted to make that area a classic shoujo manga or drama, so 4 stars.

I read the original comic for the first time. I've only seen movies with Sugisaki Hana and Iwata Takenori, but they also liked the pictures, and I was moved! It's frustrating, but it's a work that makes me feel like I really like it.

I went to see the movie and was curious about the original, so I thought I'd rent it, but since the movie was being screened, I couldn't borrow it because only the ones were being rented. Dramas have also started recently, and I'm even more interested in the original story. I thought I couldn't read Perfect World on my phone, and when I looked it up, this site was a hit. The message was conveyed that each person's worries and suffering are different, but there are various forms of happiness. It's a work that gives you courage.

It was also made into a movie and drama, and I've wanted to read the original story for a long time. There are a lot of realistic episodes, and it really sticks in my heart. I was able to read it in depth, made me feel like the characters, and there were scenes that brought me to tears. I've just started reading it, but I hope a happy future will come for the two main characters.

I watched the drama and bought it unintentionally ~. It's more of an impression of the drama than the manga, but it's really good even though Matsuzaka Tori and Yamamoto Mizuki are based on it!

Disability is something you can never understand unless you are the person in question, but the anguish and joy of the people on that side is really pure, and I'm moved by the way the two of them grow and overcome hardships every time. My classmates are from the countryside, and I feel like my view of the world is a bit too narrow, but that was a compromise lol I couldn't read it until the end, but it made me want to read it again.

As you can see in everyone's reviews, I think it's a work that realistically depicts love affairs with people with disabilities. Even though it hurts my heart, I'm looking forward to reading the continuation. Overcoming difficulties one by one, happy endings... it's hard to imagine what the protagonists' happiness is like, but I want to look forward to happiness. The cast is... in the drama, so I'm looking forward to the next volume in the manga.

The theory of romance up until now is going bankrupt due to the peaceful world and the spread of mobile phones and SNS. Unusual situations involving life and death, miscommunication, circumstances and distances where we can't meet even if we want to meet. I hear that the real world has become convenient, out of fashion, and irreplaceable, and the world of works has become a tough time. This is a new and interesting work for the majority of people who overcome physical and mental handicaps and seek pure love that overcomes difficulties while going through twists and turns. “Someday this drama will just be a common love story,” which fuels CX dramas, is excellent.

It was very interesting. It really conveyed the feelings of people with disabilities. It's my favorite.

Congratulations on making it into a drama. I think romance with someone with a physical disability is more difficult than you might think, but it's a work where you can overcome them and give you courage.

I read the trial reading and was addicted to it. I sympathized with a woman struggling with her love affair with her boyfriend in a wheelchair. This work is recommended.

There were so many painful episodes, and I was frustrated after about 4 volumes. It would be nice if the tree and Tsugumi were in a shape that both of them were satisfied with.

I read it because it became a hot topic. I'm worried about the continuation. There seem to be a lot of things, but I hope they stick together at the end.

It gets a little difficult to watch (>_<) I want to watch the movie too~ ♪ I feel like the development is slow.

It's a very, very good story, but there are times when I get annoyed by the main character, Tsugumi. But I understand that dealing with people with disabilities is this kind of reality.

At first, I started reading it as if I were casually reading a normal girls' manga. But as I read on, the weight and difficulty of a relationship with someone in a wheelchair was depicted so realistically that I was very drawn in. I want to support these two people who will continue to live strong in the future.

I like the beautiful picture with fine lines because it matches the delicate content. Ayukawa-kun is strong and kind, so my heart hurts. The sight of the two trying to live together in reality while getting along with each other is wonderful.

It made me feel so sad... the sight of them working so hard gave me courage