Reviews for Replicant -What It Means to Love Dolly, the Sheep- Manga

Good point of view. It's a wonderful work with a beautiful story. There is little BL, so I recommend this work for those who don't like it. The picture is beautiful and I love it.

It's a story that slowly gets warmer. I think their lives were a repetition of a very warm daily routine. I wonder if they were drinking tea while watching the changing seasons in the garden.

I read it with such a light feeling that I was somehow worried, but it was insanely good and made me cry. It's a story-focused story with only a moment of flirtation, banter, and action, and I really liked it. This is a work you'll want to read over and over again.

It was interesting that the cloned humans and sci-fi and BL were nicely put together, and the pictures were beautiful. There's a gap between Yamada Supokon's name and content lol

I love reading it too, so I read it over and over again, cried, and read it over and over again. I learned that it had become a standalone book and bought it right away! I think this is a story that should not be summed up in BL! Retro and cutting-edge are mixed, and it's an indescribable, futuristic world.

It's a short story with a difficult subject called human cloning, and it's a little over 100 pages, but I'm glad it was neatly organized. I cried very much at the end. I thought I spent my life proving my happiness.

It's a very nice story. I've read it over and over again, but the ending makes me burst into tears no matter what. There are a lot of things that make me think, but more than that, I want to keep immersing myself in the feeling of two people caring for each other. Until now, I've been reading it on Yomiho, but I bought it because I learned through a review by Follower that it was put together in a comic. Thank you very much ♪ Apart from the fact that Jean's full name became seriously w in the drawing, it was a feeling that Seth thought it was good to read it. ... There are spoilers in the subtitle “Dolly the Sheep,” but it's a clone story. I've written all about cloning in Casio sensei's “My Beautiful Person” reviews, and it's a really sensitive technology. If it's for transplantation, only that organ should be cultured. Expectations are high for Professor Yamanaka's IPS cells at Kyoto University. (I would like more funding for research...) That got off topic, but in this film, the leading actor in establishing human rights for clones attacks properly, but... “which” is this attack? If it was “over there,” weren't there any inconveniences “over there”? The question and worry are stuck like small bones (sweat... Chris loved Seth and loved all of his clones. However, like the name “Chris,” it is a lifetime carrying a cross. Nevertheless, it was thanks to Seth that my life was so happy and full, and that I was able to live without regrets. After all, it made me cry in the end.

I was reading it as a single story, but I bought it because it was said that it would be a standalone book with a drawing. The depiction depicts an encounter between the two, albeit short. I wanted to see more of those happy people, so I'm so happy! I thought it was a work I would continue to reread.

Even though it's a short story, it's rich and deep. I want to read a longer story. Yamada Supokon-sensei's story is really wonderful.

A likely story. in the pretty near future. Technically, countries around the world seem to have it. Just talking about ethically... This was before such a future came. Still, we'll start talking about cloned humans at the research stage. Honestly, it was sad. But it was nice to see them happy. I think it would have been nice if we both had a happy life even though we both knew it was the wrong path. We both lived with secrets from each other, but... that secret will be the last time we know... but... I wonder if living a slightly difficult life with secrets is at least a punishment...

There was a subtitle “Loving Dory the Sheep,” so I felt a contradiction in the developments up to the end. However, the settings and drawing were good.

Overall, I was moved by the very good story and pictures. The background was also well drawn at key points, so it was very easy to read, and each character was attractive. Just one point, the part that Chris doesn't have much memory in the clone caught me a bit. I was planning to take my clone with me, so I think my memories about Chris will definitely be carried over? It's also hard to think that Seth operated it. Probably, that point was suspected within the laboratory, and I feel like it was discovered at some point. That part got caught, so I set it to minus 1.