Reviews for ONE ROOM OF HAPPINESS Manga

It's a pretty mysterious story, living with a kidnapper, and being able to feel normal happiness when meeting your older brother even though all of your senses were paralyzed.

Good lines are arranged and parentheses are attached, but there are so many unbelievable developments and thoughts that I can't empathize with at all.. It's starting to seem like a fantasy.. I really like the design..

It's a work that has been talked about in a lot of ways, but it would be interesting if you think of it in terms of fiction as a junsui manga.

I think it's natural that there are pros and cons. Generally, if you grow up in a very normal home environment, things will seem impossible in reality. However, if you know “that kind of environment,” things like “social darkness” around where the characters disappear so easily seem like much flimsy and cheap dramas. It's a work where you can feel such a slightly creepy sense of reality. It's a bit tough when it comes to being able to recommend it to people. Nonetheless, I personally felt that the mental aspect, behavioral depictions based on it, and the changes were strange in reality. In reality, it would be nice if people could change this much. No, I wonder if that's okay. I can't wait to see the next story; it's a little scary. It's a very impressive work for me.

The momentum drew me in so much that I read up to 9 volumes that are out now. I was so worried about volume 10 that I should have started reading it after I finished it. I wonder if it will be over when my older brother takes off his mask.

When I read other people's low rated comics, I notice the keyword “even though it's a kidnapping,” but I want you to understand that it's a story about kidnapping but not kidnapping? As you read on, I think you'll understand why Sachi behaves unnaturally brightly, and why her older brother came to live with Sachi. I think the picture is beautiful too. However, necessary evil (?) Sato-san, who came out as, was pretty annoying and chilly- ★ 1, but it's a manga I'm curious about how it will be completed in the future. I've read up to 8 volumes, and it feels like it's almost over. (Or rather, I don't want them to slack off.)

At first I thought it was a scary story, but I just felt sorry for Yuki-chan and wanted her to be happy? I'm worried about my older brother's past, and I'm also curious about what will happen to Yuki-chan.

I was drawn to the novel setting where the kidnapper and the girl live together. I can't read the development every time, so it's interesting.

It's a setting that's definitely not real, but I was drawn into the story. The characters have dark backgrounds. darkness. From their standpoint, the end of the two won't be the happy ending that everyone would expect. Detectives have appeared, and I'm more and more concerned about future developments.

Are you curious about depictions of the past where Sachi and Old Man come up little by little? I don't want it to end, but I'm looking forward to it from now on!

The girl is smiling happily, but for some reason it makes me feel very sad. I want it to be the last time they both are happy.

It's a very scary work when you imagine it, but somehow I was reading it while supporting the two of them.

An unprecedented mystery? It's interesting, and it makes me think about choices and dependencies for people to live

It's a story about kidnapping, and honestly, I think the evaluations will be divided. Maybe it's unpopular with girls?

The story and pictures are easy to read and interesting! I read it all at once!

It's a story that makes me think a lot. Happiness and good intentions are difficult.