Reviews for The Lines that Define Me Manga

This review contains spoilers. Ink painting is an art that depicts everything in the universe with one color of ink. The shades of ink depict the universe on paper using a brush. That line even depicts a person holding a brush... The main character accidentally stepped into the world of ink painting. Suffering, he continues to regenerate through ink painting. Art is made by human hands. As I read on, it seemed as if the lines he drew were shaping the new guy. Exactly, “the line draws me.” I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. There are probably many people who aren't familiar with “ink painting.” I myself have been bad at art in general, and I still don't understand ink painting. I happened to be drawn to pictures, and when I started reading it, I finished reading it in no time. It's such a human drama that you can empathize with even if you don't know anything about ink painting. If you forcefully connect it, it's like Hikaru likes Go even though you don't know the rules of Go.

This review contains spoilers. It is a work that touches on the essence of ink painting. I think it would have been difficult to make a comic without someone with good drawing skills. It is drawn almost in line with the original story, so I recommend it because you can read it without worry. I also had a good impression of the fact that it wasn't turned into an honest romance. There are spoilers about the movie The movie is slightly different from the original, and the setting had a younger sister in the family, and the circumstances of her death have also changed. Since the story progresses in an almost “static” state of the original story, it seems that it was an adaptation to keep the audience from getting bored. Therefore, the subject of the ink painting of the protagonist that was exhibited at the competition at the end is not “Chrysanthemum.” Mr. Suizan in the story was changed to a woman, probably due to the recent social situation. It was a shame because it was such a good episode. It's a good film where you can catch a glimpse of some of the results of the actor's hard work studying ink painting. If you have watched the movie, please take a look at the pamphlet.