Reviews for Searching for My Perfect Brother Manga

This review contains spoilers. The introduction was thought to be a common heartwarming romance, but my heart was captured by the facts and psychological depictions that became more and more clear. And the collection of the last title was so brilliant. What does “right” mean? My values are shaken. Since heavy themes such as crime and atonement are at the root of this work, not only love, it can be said that it is a thrilling suspense drama

This review contains spoilers. It was a story that made me wonder what the correctness of crime and punishment is, and I read it all at once because I was curious about the continuation. It would be nice if the two of them could live peacefully and peacefully together, cherishing trivial happiness.

This review contains spoilers. The picture is a bit unique, but it fits the mood of the story and is nice. Once you know the truth about Kairi's past, I can't stand it... It was a mixed feeling with feelings of correctness and the happiness of Riyo and Kairi.

This review contains spoilers. I've read all of the author's works by people under other names, so I've started dabbling in people under this name as well. It's really wonderful to draw lies, secrets, and sins in common, and the feeling of being alone and being squeezed, and the shock of my heart beating with fear comes over and over again. I read up to 3 volumes, and even though I wanted to support Riyo and Kairi and get away somehow, when I reached volume 4, this was a ridiculous story from the side of the crime victim, and oh, it was so painful that I couldn't read it anymore, but Tachibana completely cleaned it up in the second half, and I managed to hold up. The feeling after reading it was really tough. But I can't quit.

This review contains spoilers. It was an amazing comic that made me think once again that there are things that cannot be measured simply by general things that can be divided by white or black. I was pulled a lot. Finally, I wonder if the answer is that Mr. Tachibana, who pursues correctness, swallows everything up. I want these two to be happy. I'm sure both of them will continue to carry the cross in their hearts. However, reading Kairi's sex appeal also made me cringe.

This review contains spoilers. I read all the way to the last episode in one fell swoop. I imagined that Kairi committed the murder and thought that the victim was alive, but she actually committed murder. From there, it became a loving relationship with the victim's younger sister, Riyo... there are places of love as a love affair, and since they committed murder and ran away, it was filled with suspense, and it was filled with a sense of harassment of being questioned by the police, and I couldn't stop reading it. The person Riyo adored as an older brother was beyond imagination. That doesn't mean murder is permissible, but Kairi and Riyo were the two people who grew up in a complicated process who wanted to be happy and wanted to make them happy. I wonder if it's codependency, but I wonder if this was good... it's a work I want to reread over and over again!!

This review contains spoilers. Although it was a short work, the content was intense and well worth reading. I was drawn more and more into the story and read it all at once until the last episode. Along the way, I also wanted them to be happy with Mr. Tachibana rather than Riyo and Kairi's dangerous codependency, but in the end, the two of them chose, and even after reading the final episode, I still didn't understand what was the correct answer, and it was a work that left off for a while. It's a very thought-provoking work and I'm glad I read it. I hope their lives will be peaceful from now on.

This review contains spoilers. It was deep. Everyone knows murder is prohibited. But I was reading Kairi's justice, which she wanted to protect until she committed it, or was Rize's love, which she wanted to protect even though she knew everything, was right... I was reading these two with a great desire for their little happiness, so I felt happy even if it wasn't the correct answer. It's a bit disappointing that my older brother Masaki became that kind of person, and if it had written about what happened to his father, I would have been able to dive even deeper into the story.

This review contains spoilers. It's not right, it's right, and it's awesome lol I like the emotional shaking and the fact that it's so organized in a short story. “Big brother (concept)” Certainly, when the victim is just a dead person and no one is sad, and there are many people who are sad when the perpetrator is caught, I don't really know what to do, and this question seems to drag on for a long time. That's a great work.