Reviews for Life Lessons with Uramichi Oniisan Manga

When I'm tired, when I'm sad, when it's hard, my older brothers snuggle up and play for me thank you thank you

The interaction between my older brother and the people around him is too interesting. It's quite a black joke, but I somehow sympathize with it. Since then, all the characters are good-looking and it's heaven.

I like the exquisite atmosphere I like the character Uramichi older brother who seems to be twisting and is actually honest

Originally, Gymnast's older brother is supposed to be a character with full energy and 100% brightness, but the exact opposite is Ikuramichi's older brother. It's interesting to feel the realism of being a member of society, or rather an adult, in the dark part my older brother had and his treatment full of hopelessness. Also, I'm surprised by the words my older brother suddenly says, and there are times when it sticks in my heart, so it's fun to read. It's finally being animated, so I'm looking forward to seeing the characters move and voice! Until then, I'll reread the book over and over again ^ ^

Not to mention the main character's older brother, the characters are adorable and funny! Above all, it's adorable that Usao-kun's expressionless costume has so many expressions!

It was a comic where an older brother in gymnastics, who was a little sick, managed to live by restraining his juniors and being bound by children. It's a nice mix of where you laugh a lot, where you feel sad, and where you don't go down. I wasn't good at the comic where the characters looked fun and didn't look fun, but I was able to read the expressions that seemed fun (Kura Genki) and painful (serious face) right away. There's no waste and it's beautiful, so it's very easy to see. There are a lot of long lines, and it might be tiring, but I like that.

For some reason, I feel so relieved when I look too backwards (lol) It's strange that I feel so energetic when I read it!! Does it make my heart feel lighter when I think that everyone lives with something black in their lives...? lol

I was mired in unreasonable power harassment, but reading this comic made me feel lighter. It's black, but the old man's phrase is “huh.” They spoke for something I couldn't put into words (laughs) and when I saw the reviews and thought that everyone sympathized with them, I felt even more at ease. I laughed away my dark feelings like this, and I thought I'd do my best tomorrow too. The strange pictures drawn by the old man are also surreal and I like them ❗️

I was thinking of that E-TV program, and I laughed because it felt much darker than I thought. Understood! Do you sympathize with it?

I love the feeling that all the characters are sad yet insanely sympathize with because they all stand up so much that they don't know where to start! Congratulations on the animation! I'm looking forward to it!

As Alassah, I painfully understand my older brother's feelings. did your stomach break down by the fun of the environment and people surrounding your older brother?

I was reading the series, but I couldn't stand it and bought it. It makes me laugh and feel refreshed.

This book depicts how the main character, who is like an E-TV older brother, lives while oozing darkness. It exposes the unreasonableness of society, the lack of dreams, and the ugliness of people in a funny way. The individuality of each character stands out, making it attractive and even more interesting.

My understanding is too deep, and with my current vocabulary, “I understand!” I can only say that... The world of adults is hard, and when it comes to children's insight into adults... It's a nice work that makes me think I'll do my best (crying) to survive tomorrow. Recommended for adults.

My older brother is a bad adult, but I have myself thinking “Oh, I understand”... (laughs)

It's interesting that the characters are unique. Basically, it's a gag comic, but the serious lines I say once in a while really touch my heart.

The way you push it down is amazing. It's a bunch of gagsen. Also, my face is so nice.

It suddenly became serious from the end of volume 3! I'm looking forward to the past editions of Uramichi no Osamu.