Reviews for Something's Wrong With Us Manga

I'm so worried about incidents that happened in the past that I think I'm watching suspense...! Everyone is so suspicious! It seems that the main character and other people who are swayed by it are also watching dramas or novels. Among them, I am struck by the main characters who genuinely feel for Japanese sweets and are attracted to each other. May bad people atone for their sins at the end, and those who live to the fullest will be rewarded.

It's muddy like a daytime drama, but it's also peaceful and I can't stop being excited.

I can't hide the truth, so I thought it was amazing. It's a comic

The story progresses more and more intensely, so it's interesting. I'm looking forward to seeing what will happen to the two of them and what kind of future awaits them.

The romance element and sense of suspense are nice. Mo, Tsubaki's mother is too bad, though. A lot of things are still a mystery, but I hope Nanazakura and Camellia go well

The picture on the cover was beautiful and I was attracted to it, so I bought one volume. Then I was worried about the future and bought the whole volume... I can't wait for the latest edition! The muddy daytime drama unfolds, and I feel afraid of Tsubaki's mother every time, but Tsubaki's grandfather, who I recommend, is also pretty black... lol

I often saw the title and bought it because I was curious about the content. I only bought 1 volume, and after I finished reading it, I noticed that I had bought the whole volume. The picture was so beautiful and interesting!

A complicated past and intertwined human relationships. I wish they could be a little more honest. A somewhat complicated story. I'm looking forward to a happy ending!

It's interesting, but after reading up to 9 volumes at once, I think what I thought the most was “pulling too much”... Even so, I was curious about the continuation and ended up reading it. In the middle, especially when the story that delves into Jojima-kun unfolded for a long time, there was no progress in the episode with Nanazakura and Tsubaki in the lead roles, and I felt like the essential story was being stretched out. I like Jojima-kun's character, and his episode was interesting because of that, but what readers are paying the most attention to is the episode with the two leading actors, so personally, “was his in-depth investigation so necessary?” It makes me think. After actually settling down, I finally went back to being a mob working at Kogetsu-an... Also, as for the essential story of Nanazakura and Tsubaki, I got the impression that it was royal for better or worse. It's an epic and exciting character setting where people fall in love with each other when they think they should never fall in love only with this person, and unforgivable love burns even more. However, let's say that episodes like Romiguri tend to happen just because they understand that they are interesting. It was very disappointing that there was no fresh flavor. The most important thing in this work is the truth about the death of Tsubaki's father. I want it to be revealed quickly, but it seems like they're still pulling and I'm getting tired of waiting. The only thing I can say is that it's all probably a misunderstanding. I've been able to see that they have both feelings since I was a kid. Still, being moved by Nanazakura, who thought it was a different person, became an adult, and it made me think that Tsubaki can only fall in love with Nanazakura. Nanazakura is also the same. It really feels like a fateful love story between two people. For the two people who should be hostile, I was a little disappointed that they were quick to fall in love with and have a relationship with each other. And two people spending time in love. As expected, I was surprised by the unexpected start of Part 2, even though I thought it would be complete once the truth was known here on Fire Day. Certainly, they are hostile in the true sense of the word from here on out... Is this because the two can't tie the knot unless they defeat the landlady? It makes me wonder what the heck they love each other are doing... The secrets of Nanazakura's mother went too far as expected, and I think that once they've reached this point, Tsubaki, who loves Nanazakura too much, will accept all of them. I think Nanazakura won, who made Tsubaki fall in love so much (laughs) I'll read it until the end, so I want them to be happy soon.

The development was faster at the beginning, but now it feels like it's going to last a little longer. I think it's a revenge story, but now I don't know where it's headed.

It's muddy. The two were tied together due to past causes and then separated... I want it to be completed soon, but it looks like it's still going on. Japanese sweets are wonderful, so that's a relief.

In the love and hate drama, there are also stories related to Japanese sweets and scenes that soothe the manufacturing process, etc., which are interesting.

I'm curious about the continuation! I'm looking forward to the muddy feeling and the future of the two of them! I want them to be happy~

I'm worried about the continuation. I also love pictures, such as the elegant behavior and attitude of camellias.

I'm still a little impressed with the two books, but while thinking that the two main people will eventually stick together, new characters have appeared one after another, and it's a work I'm looking forward to continuing with the feeling that I can't read future developments as if everyone is alone or on their side.