Reviews for Chasing Happiness Manga

The pictures are cute, but the content is dark, and if you cut out each episode, they're all likely to happen. I don't understand the “indistinguishable” opinion, which is common in other reviews, but it doesn't mean that they are completely indistinguishable because each person has a beard, has characteristics on their nose, and freckles, and shows their individuality.

I bought the split edition. I felt that the number of pages was a little short compared to the price, but the pictures were cute and easy to read at a good tempo. Contrary to the deformed pop pictures, I thought it was interesting because the content had a realistic taste. Expectations for the future.

It seems that there are many people who write in their impressions that the characters are indistinguishable, but there is also a correlation chart at the beginning that is easy to understand, and the facial expressions are properly attached, so it's easy to tell them apart enough. Or rather, there is also technology that can add facial expressions even though the pattern is so unique, so where should people who say they can't tell them apart look...? I was wondering. It's much more stable and easier to read than some comics with large sesame seeds and only textured faces (this is my personal impression), and I also feel that the way men draw is expressive. Body shape, face, etc. It's a style that makes me want to see works other than muddy... if there are any other works, I want to read them!

The story itself is interesting, but as others say, the drawing of the pictures is subtle, so who is in episode 3 for good? That kid is coming out. It was around there, so it's 4 stars

The content is quite muddy, which is the exact opposite of the cute design. However, sometimes they all look the same and I don't know who's who. I'm curious to see how the protagonist and his surroundings will move from now on. However, the number of pages is too small.