Reviews for Piece of Cake Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's probably my favorite George Asakura comic I've read so far. Akari is especially cute! If you think she had a crazy personality, she was attractive because she also had a girly side.

This review contains spoilers. As Aori Street from “The Great Romance Epic of the Twenties,” you can enjoy romance to your heart's content with only 5 volumes (although 6 volumes were released in the movie adaptation). The futility of love being swept away, the everyday brilliance of falling in love, the happiness of forgiving and playing with each other, an ex-girlfriend who casts a shadow even when they start a relationship, the pain of not being able to be together because they like each other... It makes me feel frustrated and sad when we get together in real life one by one. There is also a feeling that it was summed up a bit by skipping it at the end, but I definitely want those who haven't read it to read it.

This review contains spoilers. This heroine is definitely not an orthodox heroine. She's certainly a pretty cute and nice girl, but she's not in a relationship and things don't always go well. However, Shino really fell in love with people, to the point where she stalked them in a dignified manner. I was dry in love and experienced a quagmire because of that, and I fell into self-loathing. Even so, love is a strange thing. Suddenly he appeared like the wind. Everyone wants to be in love and be happy. And yet it doesn't always work. Even if they get used to both feelings, vestiges of the past will distort the two of them. However, this story is not a drama about simply sticking together or leaving, and the characters of the characters are highlighted. Each has a unique view of life and romance, and there is no denying them in this comic. But isn't Shino struggling too much in search of a normal, legitimate romance? However, it ended with a surprise twist. I wasn't convinced by that and I was in agony about drawing a little more, but I sympathized with Shino's omnibus here and there, to the point where it made me cry.

This review contains spoilers. I was still confused while reading. It often depicts the feeling of not believing it even though you like it, and checking by continuing to test your opponent in order to believe it.

This review contains spoilers. Halfway through it was really good, and the excitement and muddy feeling were really good, but that's how it ended... There is a picture of a child and three people on the next page of the page we were at home after arguing... was that ridiculous!? That's what it feels like. It's interesting though.

This review contains spoilers. It's different from myself, and there aren't any people like this around me, but I can sympathize with Shino-chan who is being swept away in an easy way, and when I reread it, I'm immersed in old feelings... it's such a work. Maybe the last one is a little bit expedient? I think, but it's no use being too realistic until the end of the manga world, so I wonder if this is OK? I think so.

This review contains spoilers. Halfway through, it overlapped with me from the point where Shino began to suspect Kyoshiro's affair, so it was hard to read on. But even though I had my doubts, I'm glad we were both honest with each other about our feelings at the end. The extra edition was also very good as a supplement to the main story.

This review contains spoilers. I liked the characters because they seemed to walk so fast even in real life. I wonder if people like this exist somewhere, so I can be familiar with them. As expected, only the last one had an ending that felt like a promise, and I wanted it to be twisted a little more, but since it's a comic, it can't be helped. It would have been great if the last one was thorough and realistic.