Reviews for Something's Wrong With Us Manga

The setting was interesting, and I was worried about the continuation and ended up buying the next volume. I think it would be nice if the kimono was pretty too.

It's a love-suspenseful story, and I feel like I'm being drawn more and more into the story. you want the two of you to be happy?

It's getting more and more interesting. I'm excited every time about what Tsubaki will look like with Tsubaki's mother and grandfather from now on. Unintentionally, I wanted to read ahead, so I bought a magazine too.

The cover was wonderful, so I bought it. If you think it's a romance story, is it really a mystery? suspense? I was surprised that it was also unexpected, but it was interesting. After reading this, I also really wanted to eat Japanese sweets

It started with an amazing development, so I'm worried about the future. I think I'll buy 2 volumes as well.

The mystery novel has some interesting parts. The picture is beautiful and I'm worried about the continuation.

Not only are the characters cute and cool, but they also have serious stories and love, so you can read them without getting tired of it!

I think it's a muddy story, but the main character's thoughts on Japanese sweets were so well depicted that I bought them. I'm curious to see what will happen in the future.

It was an interesting work that contrasted the beautiful Japanese sweets that are carefully made with care and the muddy minds of people. I'm looking forward to the truth of the incident and what will happen to the two at the end.

After reading it, I wanted to eat Japanese sweets. The incidents that occurred one after another were muddy, but I enjoyed it.

The story is so solid that it draws me in. I can't read ahead, so I'm reading it with excitement.

As I read on in jarring, unexpected people have scary faces, and it's jarring. I can't read the future even after reading up to 4 volumes what should I do (･`ω･')

Aren't there many girls' comics? It's a mystery, so you're really worried about the continuation even if it's just episode 1?

Unexpectedly, it was quite full of daytime drama elements. The pictures are beautiful and not difficult to read, and I'm worried about the continuation. Nonetheless, Japanese sweets are also written in detail. It's a learning experience. It's pretty interesting.

Tsubaki's mother is suspicious. After reading volume one, I'm curious about the continuation. And it makes me want to eat Japanese sweets, I want to eat kurikinton.

It continues to develop rapidly from volume 1 and I'm not able to keep up lol there are scenes that are a bit scary, and there are also scenes I'm interested in. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of story it becomes.

What will happen to the relationship between the two, what is the truth about the incident, and will the relationship with my grandfather improve? Things I'm worried about come up more and more. I'm going to read it until those points and points are connected by a line at the end and a clean solution is solved! I want to read more soon!

The main character is a Japanese confectionary craftsman, so this and that about Japanese sweets are depicted in various ways, so it's fun to read. There is also a past causal relationship between the two people on the cover, and there are suspense elements, so I never get tired of it. It's also set in a long-established Japanese confectionary store, and there is an insidiousness reminiscent of daytime dramas and Korean dramas, but so far, they haven't gone that far, and it's kept to a point where you won't feel heartburn. Nonetheless, as the story progressed, I didn't even feel like it became a bit radical. As someone who reads it for Japanese sweets, I also feel like I want this insidious thing involving “wagashi shops” to be kept a bit modest. Nonetheless, the complicated love and hate between the two people on the cover is also an interesting part of this story, so I also want that to be well drawn. The employees at the Japanese confectionary store are terrible, so as the story progressed, I was worried about the future of the old man who cherishes this wagashi shop rather than the fate of the main character. (I hope grandpa is happy)

I read the first volume. I'm at a loss as to whether to buy more. I like the story, but I can't step into the purchase.

I read it under a different title, but I'm curious about what will happen in the future due to the thick content development of daytime dramas on a certain TV station that happened a while ago. Do you want to look forward to a brighter future?