Reviews for Perfect World Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've been interested in it for a long time, so I bought it on sale and read it all at once. Talking about how they became a couple is good too, but pregnancy activity? I'm glad that the story of adoption and adoption was also an interesting story.

This review contains spoilers. I bought the final edition only, the split edition and this one (because it was distributed faster that way), and it was made into a movie along the way (I didn't think it would be this long), but since the original has merits unique to the original (it has a unique, relieving picture vibe), I was still an able-bodied person when I started reading this comic, and an intractable illness was discovered along the way. It's a long time, but I've reread it from the beginning once. Don't get out of the shock (like Ayukawa-san) of suddenly being thrown into an ocean where you don't understand anything (like Ayukawa-san), and ask comics for clues and emotional help. The way I look at it has changed between when I was reading it as an able-bodied person and now, but I think “I wish I could live like this,” but in reality, it's very difficult. Just living every day is the best I can. I think Ayukawa-san's company understands, and since I can't choose the scene where I chose a child (because I don't even know when I won't be able to raise a pet), able-bodied people said, “It was a great story! I think it ends with “I cried,” but when viewed from the point of view of a sick person (especially those that don't heal), they say, “I envy you. But since it's a comic, it's different from reality,” I have two kinds of impressions. It was hard to read along the way, after I got married, but since I had already bought it close to the end, I bought it as if it were a mission to keep watching until the end. I'm still too scared to read it, but I'll read it when I'm ready! I'd like to watch the two of them.

This review contains spoilers. I've heard rumors about spinal cord injuries, but after reading this story, I realized I didn't know anything. The author did a lot of coverage and repeatedly depicted the illness and the patient's worries in detail and was persuasive. I was reminded that I didn't really understand the names of diseases I knew, such as pressure sores and phantom limb pain, and the pure love between Ayukawa and Kawana, and Haruto and Maika's youth love, and in particular, the love between Keigo and Kaede, and I burst into tears. I want happiness too! It was a complete defeat for Ayukawa-kun who said that. I've reread it over and over again into a large-scale story that mixes even the details of adoption, which has been a hot topic recently. Thank you, author, for your wonderful story.

This review contains spoilers. There were so many emotions in the final volume: sad, happy, moved. Each person has things they have a hard time carrying on their backs, and they accept them and live by supporting each other. Everything in my life doesn't turn out the way I want, but I'm still living my own life. The characters were all kind and positive, and there were heavy themes, but this was an encouraging story.

This review contains spoilers. It's been visualized, and when I read it because I thought it would be interesting, I was of course very moved by the fact that the story was interesting ^ ^ it was amazing that it touched on various themes such as disability and children. I finished reading it in a blink of an eye ♪