Reviews for Something's Wrong With Us Manga

This review contains spoilers. A story of suspense and romance. It was also made into a drama, so I was interested in it. It unfolds faster than dramas, and it draws me in more and more. I'm still halfway through reading it, but I'm hoping that the love between Nanazakura and Tsubaki will come to fruition at the end.

This review contains spoilers. It was a very difficult read. It's a volume where Tsubaki loves Nanazakura, so there are a lot of exciting scenes. I also know Jojima-kun's secrets. I wanted to read the continuation right away. I like the special edition at the end of the book ❤

This review contains spoilers. At the beginning, I was so excited to wonder what kind of dangerous things would happen next, and I didn't feel like living, but I thought it was a really carefully crafted story. Each character has an important role, and each person's emotions are conveyed from their lines and facial expressions. Not only love and hate, but also anguish, conflict, joy, and heartbreak are delicately expressed, and as you read, that person's life comes to light even with side characters. It's not just a muddy love and hate drama, so it's a thick story, so there's something that sticks in my heart no matter how many times I reread it. I wonder if similar people gather around people who are burning with vengeance, and only people who harbor grudges appear in this story. It's a parade of people who think their own suffering is because of something (someone) other than themselves. However, when all the truth was revealed and the whole thing was looked at, the strange result was that it was not known who was the victim and the perpetrator after all. Well, almost all Kyoko is bad (laughs), but everyone, including those who died, is both a perpetrator and a victim if you change your point of view. This includes “the author is amazing!” I was moved. Humans are hurt, hurt, and sometimes unreasonable, but once you realize when and how you feel and what you really want, you know what you should do next to make yourself happy. It would be a waste to spend energy reviewing. However, there are also answers that can be reached by doing it thoroughly, so I can't say them unequivocally. When changes began to be seen in Nanazakura and Tsubaki, which were full of love and hate, it felt like it spread to the other characters, and it was a wonderful end at the end. Even if they can't forgive someone, I'm sure they can make use of what they experienced in this series of events for future happiness. (Additional note) Most of the extra editions are really a bonus, and there are many things that are safe for understanding the main story even if you don't read them, but I definitely thought it would be better to read this extra edition. After Kyoko, “Isn't everyone a little sweet?” I also thought, but when I saw Kyoko's gentle smile, I was convinced for some reason. The figures of the characters looking forward and trying to move forward were clearly depicted, and I felt hopeful and refreshed.