Reviews for Sheltering Eaves Manga

This review contains spoilers. I think people who have the nerve to inflict such injuries on children and come see them when they can't handle them are insane people. In other words, the perpetrator came to meet Shire, and even if there is a blood connection called a parent and child, it is simply a blood connection “only,” and each person is a different person, and that means that children also have one person's life and rights (human rights), so school bullying is also a crime, and excessive violence between parents and children is also a crime. So it's impossible to bring the victim and the perpetrator together again. Perpetrators, whether school offenders or adult (parent) offenders, should be subject to correctional facilities and severe punishment. I think it's okay to scold or hit a child for doing bad things, but my parents' standards of right and wrong shouldn't be convenient for me, and I think it's a crime not to give them 2 or more shots, fists, legs, tools, or food. I think Japan is a country with nothing but terrible laws that are sweet to criminals and make victims put up with it. That's why there are victims again. I think we can use more adequate taxes for criminal victims and children in trouble due to lack of parental power without spending money on the criminal's luxurious three-time meals or facilities.

This review contains spoilers. that's too sad. I thought it was just infuriating and frustrating that people who have worked so hard to live don't do well. The environment is being destroyed by parents and people around them. However, it was also recovered by people around him. I want a world where straight people like Tenjaku can shine. I want to continue reading soon to see what will happen with the Tenjaku relationship.

This review contains spoilers. Maybe it's because I have a personality that makes it easy for me to empathize with. It's sad. anyway, it's sad. I was so empathized that I watched it while crying. Even though they are all good kids, it's disappointing that their parents aren't happy because of the environment around them. I want everyone to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. Children are not at all responsible for what kind of parents they are born to. Nevertheless, that child's life is greatly influenced by what kind of person the parents are, as is called a “parent gacha.” I felt like I was confronted with the reality that every social welfare system spread around the world is not perfect, and there are more than a few cases where they inevitably fall apart from there.

This review contains spoilers. It's so sad that the two can't do anything in front of an unreasonable reality. However, even so, the sight of them trying their best to move forward and get back on their feet is so cool.

This review contains spoilers. I can't help but hope that people will be happy with human comics that are not just about love, that resonate with their hearts. Be happy~

This review contains spoilers. I read the latest issue. Tenjaku's “When I was desperately scratching my feet, I was wondering why life is so difficult. But once I threw it all out, it became easier. The line “I didn't have to be happy, so I wanted to be comfortable” resonated really well. I've felt the same way. I think there are a lot of people who have learned helplessness in these tough times. I'm really happy to be reunited with Tenjaku Ga Yoru and the others. I feel empowered by them who were able to make reliable friends even when they grew up in a difficult family.

This review contains spoilers. As a reader who was heartbroken by Tenjaku's long separation, I was really happy. I like the kindness this author brings to weak people, I sincerely hope that everyone will be happy, and I keep reading