Reviews for ONE ROOM OF HAPPINESS Manga

It's pretty good. I'm curious to see what the two of them will do in the future.

I watched the drama and started reading it. It is said to be back in volume 4, and although I understand the motive for my older brother's “kidnapping,” the past that led up to this point hasn't been talked about yet. I'm paying attention to whether they'll make it in time for the drama to finish, or whether it's a different ending.

Two people with a distorted relationship. What's going on with the face underneath the mask? A relationship made up of hiding one's true intentions. There are a lot of things I'm worried about.

The main character, Sachi, is mentally paralyzed in a really terrible situation. When I get kidnapped and gradually regained my sense of being a normal person, I realized how unhappy I was, and I was hurt again. I want it to have a happy ending ‼

I love the pictures on pixiv and have been reading them for a long time. It's heavy when I hear about abuse, bullying, and kidnapping, but it made me feel strangely warm when I read it. Of course, there are some difficult situations. Each person's feelings will surely be different even if they are in the same position, and I think only the person himself knows what makes that person happy. I can only hope for the day when they find happiness in this small studio. But my wish now is “he's a handsome guy, so take off your older brother's mask as soon as possible!” That's it (lol)

I was curious and read it. As a comic and as fiction, I think this setting is good. this is encouraging crime... no no no. That's a problem on the reader's side, isn't it? Well, certainly if it's a drama adaptation, it's probably difficult because it feels real in three dimensions. There's nothing wrong with reading comics.

I thought it would be a bit unreasonable for Sachi to fall in love with the kidnapper, but I wonder if it's because the author himself says it's a situation that only works in the story? Under such circumstances, there are opinions about men's delusions or disgust, but since it's just a story, I personally think it's good.

I wonder if it's because it's an age like this... there's an indescribable sense of sadness in the story. But I'm worried about what's going to happen in the future, and I hope it's an end where everyone is happy~?

First of all, the picture is cute. The story was also a kidnapping, but it didn't seem like that was the case, and I didn't feel bad about it. I hope for the end when everyone is laughing.

The mysterious shared lives of the kidnapper and the victim, and the various problems that creep up there... Will it develop into a love affair? I'm also curious, but as the title suggests, can the two be happy?! It's a work I'm very interested in. It's a work that also makes me feel sad and sad.

The picture was cute and wonderful too. I'm really looking forward to the rest!

Originally, Hakuri was an ordinary painter. The fact that it was uploaded to pixiv as a hobby became popular, and this is how it became a comic, so they say they think “pictures are graffiti” or “all over the place,” or I already know that. So it's strange to cuckle. Or rather, I'm good at painting normally. I think the characters are also attractive.

Something that makes me think. I'm sure it won't be a happy ending...

I thought it was an even scarier story, but that wasn't the case. At first glance, girls seemed optimistic and solid, and men seemed ruthless and I thought they might actually be shy. It will be continued.

A stalker kidnapper and a girl who was bullied for abandoning childcare. A strange shared life between two people. We keep our true intentions hidden from each other. I wonder if I'll be able to cut my finger someday...? I don't think they'll be Papien, but I want them to get through with their feelings.

Despite talking about the kidnapper, it's a work that somehow makes me want to support that kidnapper.

It's my first feel-like manga, and I'm really curious about the continuation! They're both really cute!