Reviews for Eighteen Manga

That was the case with the previous work “Yoshino no Ikara,” but it's a pity that it ended while making me want to read more. But I wonder if it would be fun to imagine the future when it ended up not eating enough.

I really feel good after reading this author's comics. It's not difficult to preach because it depicts stories where people are happy and rewarded. It's short, with three volumes completed, but it's just right if you think of a third-year high school student as the main character. The cover is also beautiful, and I thought it was a story centered around friendship, but it's more of a work than a gag. I personally couldn't stand laughing, so feel free to buy it as a short comic and don't read it in places with lots of people, such as on trains. Please do not read in places with lots of people. Read slowly when you're alone at home.

Barakamon Karada is the author I love, and when I read it, I forget bad things. It's hard to hold back laughter, so I try not to read it in public

Yoshino Satsuki's works are stable and interesting. It was a work with a new theme, and I was drawn in.

I read “Barakamon,” which was made into a drama now before... I also read “Handa-kun,” but while watching the drama, I thought it was like this, and I wanted to read other works as well. It almost blew out a little bit, and since it was outside, it was hard to hold back.

I was surprised that it was over when I noticed it. I thought it was still going on at all, and I thought it felt like everyday life was repeating itself in an atmospheric way. I wonder if there will be a sequel or something. Keiichi's family too, but I'm really curious about what will happen after Leo.

The author is buying it. How much did Barakamon heal your heart? And after all, this one is also a heartwarming story. You can forget about the bad things in reality and feel kind. Why are all the characters drawn by Yoshino sensei so wonderful? I want to live in this world where there isn't a single person I don't like.