Reviews for Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet Manga

This review contains spoilers. This work focuses on two people and is neatly drawn, and it is a work that cuts down on waste. It's an emotional and gentle story, just like reading a novel. The atmosphere of the picture, the atmosphere that envelops the story, the characters and cityscape he draws, the aura created by Akatsuki sensei, the personality that envelops all of Fumi-chan... everything comes together to create a wonderful view of the world. Rivals and ex-girlfriends unique to girlfriends have also appeared, but it's probably proof that they are the only ones with each other when they get over it quickly. I want to meet someone of a destiny connected by such a soul. Incidentally, after Hirunaka no Ryuusei (after the teacher and after Mamura-kun and Suzume-chan), recorded in volumes 7 and 8, I thought it was good that a wonderful woman appeared as the teacher. However, even now, 6 years after Suzume, “she was an important person and an important student. The line “I didn't want to make fun of my memories or make fun of them”... it was extremely uncomfortable to wonder why when Suzume said she liked her, she was so angry that she didn't face it. I was drawn back to the fuzziness I felt in the main story... Well anyway, it was a teacher I didn't really like in the main story, but I think a woman who is this calm would suit my teacher. However, she seems to be having a hard time... every time she comes into contact with the past, she seems to be locked in her shell... troublesome man (laughs) Mamura-kun and Suzume-chan seem happy too, and this really completes Hirunaka no Ryuusei.

This review contains spoilers. “Have girls' comics come this far?” I'm buying it. The “man and woman under one roof” and Yu settings are solid. How far can readers be drawn into solid settings? That is the power of girls' comics. A freshness that blows away the better. freshness. You'll be drawn in. The pictures are also stylish, they have drawing power, and the characters have temperature and sex appeal. In girls' comics, there are many cases where only the main character is happy and the supporting characters are sloppy, but there is also love in dealing with mobs. It reads like a group drama, and the characters are real and full of blood. That's why it makes me feel distressed even in an impossible setting like “The Shojo Manga.” The way the lines are spun and the way the showroom is made is amazing. It becomes “well...” The heroine also makes me think that there really is such a girl... It lets me read up to 14 volumes of Love Only without getting bogged down. It depicts changes in feelings very, very carefully. There is something that comes close, even when there is a misunderstanding between feelings due to common misunderstandings, but there is reality without feeling overdone. Girls' comics that delicately depict changes in the imaginary landscape up to this point are rare, so it makes even adults feel excited.