Reviews for Kowloon Generic Romance Manga

It came from anime. I was at a loss because I thought there were 10 volumes already published, but I bought the latest edition all at once. I'm really glad I bought it! I'm glad I read the original story. It wasn't that easy when I thought it was my favorite type of romance, and it wasn't that easy, but it was a hundred times better than I had imagined. It seems like it's going to be a damn long review when I start talking, my head seems to get confused when I write it, and it's definitely more interesting without spoilers, so I'm not going to talk about the content. Reading it, I faintly remembered seeing the news that Kowloon Castle was being demolished a long time ago. It's a cool name when I was a kid, and I thought I'd go there even though it was scary. I was told that it was a Hong Kong mom's den (of course there was such an aspect too), but in reality, I almost burst into tears when I thought that it was probably a place where normal people who had nowhere to go lived lively. And after reading it, I wanted to watch “Koisuru Planet” directed by Wong Kar-wai while wearing Vivien Tam's clothes, eating watermelon with retro tableware, and smoking paper cigarettes. Generations will be lost! It's a work I want to follow until the very end. Final volume postscript... I thought it was a strange meta-like story, but the teacher's afterword was wonderful. It's such a work that I want to read casually again. Thank you very much. Looks like it will be hot this summer too.

I love everything from the stage to the story to the comic direction. The unique nostalgic atmosphere is the best. I'm looking forward to anime too!

The picture was so detailed, I thought it was amazing! I've only read the opening part yet, so I didn't know what kind of story it was... I wonder if watermelon and tobacco go together?

At first, I thought it was a Chinese-flavored romance, but I was fascinated by the mystery that was relatively suspenseful, or rather, a mystery close to horror. There aren't many romance elements, and rather love and longing are strong, so some people may be disappointed if they don't check with a trial reading before purchasing. I highly recommend it!

I love the author, and I really love this work ❤. I also like the fact that the content is difficult to understand. There really isn't a comic like this! I want to read the new book soon. Are you looking forward to anime and live action? That's it!

I really regret not knowing this story until now... No, maybe I'm happy that I was able to read up to 10 volumes at once. Everything is full of mysteries! I'm really looking forward to the media adaptation. I definitely watch movies and anime!

It's interesting! Anyway, it's interesting!! I wish I had met him sooner, but since there are so many mysteries and foreshadowing, I'm probably lucky that I was able to read it all at once at this timing. Read it now without any more spoilers. Because you'll never regret it! Of course, the story is interesting, but it's amazing whether you take the beauty and nostalgia of the city of Kowloon, the cuteness of the fashion, or the beauty of the characters. Also, the lines are really good, so be sure to read them. I've been thinking about Kowloon all day long. I'm definitely addicted to it.

At first glance, I thought it was an ordinary everyday romance comic, and when I read it, it was a mystery development that betrayed my expectations in a good sense. When I read “what does that mean...” to a depiction I don't really understand, I'm like, “Oh, this is what happened at that time!?” That's the situation. The live-action and anime adaptations are also convincingly fun!

At first, I thought it was a human drama based on the assumption that Kowloon Walled City still exists, so I read the trial version. But it wasn't that simple! It was so interesting that I couldn't help but buy it. I was intrigued by the miscellaneous and lively atmosphere inside the mysterious Kowloon Fort, which fascinates people, and I searched for various things to see if they really lived this kind of life. There is romance and nostalgia not only in love, but also in that sense. The story was also based on philosophy and ethics, and mysteries called in more and more mysteries, and I was drawn in more and more. I wonder what's going on in Kowloon, what is the meaning of Mr. Kudo's expression at that time...? or what is that object floating in the sky? Or, after reading it, I was so worried that I unknowingly thought about various things in my head. The feelings of all the people who appear, Kujirai-san and Kudo-san, are sad. But it's definitely not heavy. Also, it is wonderful that the artist drew the exterior of the huge fortress called that demon cave. I'm looking forward to seeing how the mystery will be unraveled and how the story will land.

The development completely changed from volume 2 onwards. It's a fun comic to read about what's changing and how. Even now, I can't read ahead to see how it's progressing, so I can't help but worry about the continuation... and the teacher's design is amazing. I'm impressed by the details such as depictions, clothes, and buildings.

At first, I thought it was just a romance comic. As I read it, I realized the theme behind it, that no, this is philosophy... and then I became even more addicted to it. Kowloon Fort is a lawless area that once existed in Hong Kong. Extraordinary everyday life unfolding around the mysterious artificial Earth “Generic Terra.” who are you? Can you prove that you are who you are? There are also scenes where my spine freezes when confronted with themes that are difficult to answer, but basically it's fun. The state of the now-defunct castle is described in detail as if it were a live action, and all of the comic meals that come up really looked delicious, and I actually Googled Lemon Chicken. As a BL lover, I'm just as concerned about the presence of Gwen x Miyuki, a couple separate from the main one, as much as the story. I wonder if the book comes out once a year, and the serialization is unstable, but I'll keep watching until it's completed.

I thought it was a comic with a mysterious and nostalgic atmosphere... I started reading it because I thought it was just a trial reading, but I'm completely captivated.

I fell in love with the picture. The main character, the woman, is a type daredevil, so close. The story is also interesting, but if you read it too thoroughly, there may be moments where your head gets confused.

It's amazing how the depth of darkness and strange atmosphere is gradually created in a few places. There are a lot of foreshadowing, and it's a fascinating story. Recently, I've been buying it as a book, so I haven't been able to keep up with the serialization, but the inflammatory statements at the time of publication were always stylish. Both the picture and the view of the world are very fascinating. Both the story and the pictures have a bewitching atmosphere and are very interesting.