Reviews for Something's Wrong With Us Manga

The picture is beautiful. I'm also worried about the future of the content. What will happen from page 1? It makes me look forward to it.

It's really interesting. I'm also quite worried about the continuation. But I don't want to buy comics that are muddy from beginning to end like daytime dramas... it's just painful when I read them with empathy for the main characters... I don't want to buy comics that make it hard to read. But I'm curious... I want to rent it and read it. I'm worried about the future of Camellia and Nanazakura. I want them both to be happy.

The balance of pictures and letters is good and easy to read. The story is not only a love affair, but also a deep past, which is even more interesting. It makes me want to read more soon.

The reviews were good, so when I read them casually, I was worried about the continuation, so I bought them little by little. The more you read, the more sad it will be, and I want it to have a happy ending ♦

The content is also careful and I read more and more. The fact that the picture is beautiful also draws me in.

why? why? Even though I think it's a mystery, I can't help but hope that the two of them will quickly connect with each other. I just read it while hoping like that.

Even though they have feelings for each other, they are worried about the continuation, and they buy it as soon as the next issue comes out!

It's like an old daytime drama. I think it would be nice to enjoy the dramatic development, but I'm worried that in order to get married, they ignore things that are a little too realistic, such as what is going on with the family register or whether the investigation of the murder case is too messy. But the world of Japanese sweets is interesting. [Complete] In the end, the author's enthusiasm and ability are amazing in that it makes me read the ridiculous development of WWW that I chased them to the end. I'm worried that my eyes are getting bigger and bigger, but I don't care! That was great.

I'm worried about the future of Nanazakura and Tsubaki. I've read up to the latest volume, and it's really interesting. I'm worried about the continuation.

It's not just a love affair, it's also fun to talk about Japanese sweets, and it's a little scary, and I enjoy it because it has a good balance. I'm worried about the continuation of this work.

It's a story about struggling as a person as a Japanese confectionary craftsman in the midst of a family, blood, or cause and effect relationship. My heart is chilled by the sparkling pure feeling about sweets mixed with love and hate. I want them to be happy without giving up anything.

I became more and more curious about the continuation, and I ended up reading it. Anyway, I want them both to be happy. And I want to eat Japanese sweets. With matcha. Just imagine Kyoto or the world of long-established stores, and I feel like cheering for local Japanese sweets.

My impressions are still up to 8 volumes. It's difficult because I know that the distance between the two of them won't be connected to the extent that it shrinks (T^T) I'm wondering if their feelings will become close again in the future!

I thought it was a love story but sad? My relationships were strained, and I was drawn in more and more. I'm curious to see how it will unfold.