Reviews for Life Manga

A fierce bully. I think it's fiction if it's so extreme up to this point, but the way the bullying side escalates, how they try to ignore it, and how parents don't notice it easily are real, and that's why it was painful... But why does the main character, who fights without being pretentious, fall into the trap so quickly at first? I was frustrated, but I was heartbroken by the sight of her, a normal child, fighting in a life-size manner. Then, a friend who snuggles up to the main character, Ayumu. A true friend. It made me wonder what a friend is. Also, the girl or her friend or boyfriend who is the main culprit on the bullying side? They each have their own reasons, and the distortions were also carefully drawn, and I felt that it was like an opportunity for evil to be born. It's not drawn in such a way that people would sympathize with it, and I'm relieved that it properly depicts evil on the side that bullies, such as people who lied without fighting ⇔ the opposite being the main character. What you're bullying is a human being; it's alive; it's not a toy; it's hurting. The main character screams all the time throughout the story. I thought it was a story that would condemn the nonsense that people who get bullied also have reasons. It's heavy, scary, and painful, but I wanted you to read it.

The feelings of the bully side, the side being bullied, and the bystanders are well depicted. Normally, I'll make it this far!? The content is..., and there's a feeling that it's gone too far, but there's something about confronting bullying that makes me cry. Big or small, I think bullying has been around for a long time. I hear that bullying is terrible these days, so it would be scary if the story with this content was a “true story,” even partially. It may also be different whether adults around them, such as parents and teachers, notice it or not. I also thought about that as I read on. So, I want everyone from middle school students to adults to read it at least once and feel something.

There are places where I want to turn my eyes away from the bullying part, but it's cool to meet real friends, be supported and encouraged, and get stronger ✨ Have you taught me again the importance of friends? I'm curious about the continuation of what will happen to the school and the main character from now on ❗

Did you feel energized by watching your steps face adversity while being supported by your friends? It's a work that makes me think again that friends are important!

At first, I was surprised at how horrible the bullying was, but it gradually became impossible and I even felt angry? If I were you, I would lose, but I have a friend who fights with me, and I thought it would be amazing ❗ for Ayumu to confront it.

Ayumu is strong!! cool!!! I love Sonoda-kun, and I want Ayumu to have a happy everyday life soon.

don't lose to Aimi or something do you think ❗ go for it Ayumu ❗❗❗? It's more powerful than what I've seen in dramas. I don't like Aimi's face when she gets angry or anything like that if she's human. The difference in brightness and darkness between when the content is pop and when the content is serious adds tension to the conversation, I can read it at a good tempo, and I am drawn in in a good way.

I started reading after watching the drama, but it's a comic drawn head-on about bullying, and it's a work that makes me think. I feel a strength that makes me want to cheer for Ayumu. I want people of all ages to read it.

Got a strong impression when you read it? It's painful to watch people being deeply hurt by bullying. I think every human being has darkness in their hearts. The important thing is not to be misled by it, and I feel like I learned how I will live ☘ from this work. Have you reaffirmed your kindness, warmth, and strength along with people's pain and sorrow?

It was also made into a drama, so I'm sure many people know about the content, but I think the manga conveys more content! It makes me think again about bullying. It was a work where you can feel the pain and strength of the protagonist who confronts bullying.

It's a work that makes you think. There are things in the original story that couldn't be realized on TV. I want the continuation to be distributed as soon as possible.

This story is about the main character being severely bullied by his friends and classmates due to a misunderstanding. But it really conveys the feeling of never losing, and I'm really moved by the way the main character overcomes numerous difficulties and meets his true best friend and fights. It's pretty realistic and scary, but it doesn't hurt to read it.

The sight of the main character, Ayumu, confronts bullying positively and bravely is so wonderful. I felt like I was able to get stronger.

Fierce bullying unfolds, making it hard to read, but I can't help but cheer for the main character. I read more and more because I was curious about the continuation.

I haven't read it in a long time, thinking that we all borrowed and borrowed it when we were students! were you doing such a terrible thing?! was it this easy?! There were parts I had forgotten, etc., and I was able to enjoy it even after reading it once

A nostalgic comic that girls of almost the same generation used to read. What did you guys want to do from then on! Even when I read it now, I was struck by the bullies who made me want to say that.