Reviews for Kowloon Generic Romance Manga

This is my first romance comic like this. Mysteries are intertwined, and little by little they are solved. As the story progresses, you can catch a glimpse of the charms of the characters and they are cute. The story is interesting and the drawing is really beautiful. I like the variety of colors.

I thought it was fantasy, but it also depicts the lives of common people, and while there are things that feel unrealistic, it is a work that also evokes a sense of familiarity. Another appeal of this work is that it is mysterious, where you can't imagine how the story will unfold in the future. Just by reading the first episode, I was fascinated and bought it. The scenes depicted are also detailed, and it makes me feel like I'm eating while traveling abroad. isn't it good?

In particular, I was drawn at the beginning, with the artist's “space,” or rather, the way the wind blows in the gaps, but has weight, on everyday life. As the story progresses, the mystery deepens and you are taken to the direction of fun. That's fine. But I want them to keep the unique atmosphere that originally became a fan.

It's an adult woman's love affair, and the main character's personality is very cute. That alone is enough to keep reading. Also, there are many similarly sad depictions of Meizuki Jun's previous work, Koi wa After the Rain. I think there are many stories that make you feel relaxed. There are still many mysteries about what will happen, but I'm really looking forward to every new publication.

Anyway, it's sad. The trembling of Rekopon's feelings comes through a lot. The story starts from where you doubt your own existence. I wonder if the reason for Miyuki's revenge will become clear from now on. A lot of feelings intersect. I'm completely fascinated by Bizuki World.

At first, I was watching it as if it was a story from the 80s or something that, combined with a slightly old pattern, made me feel nostalgic, but it was ridiculous. It was a tough sci-fi game. I'm still worried... I want Miyuki-chan to be happy...

At first I read it thinking it was a love story set in Kowloon, and I thought I'd finish reading volume 1 while thinking it was normal! A shocking development at the end. Read all at once until the latest edition of Ahahahayoto. Is this an epic fantasy love story!? There are still many mysteries, but it's interesting to unravel them little by little. How many times has it been since I looked back at the foreshadowing... it's a complicated and intricate story. What kind of end will it have?! And why was it set in Kowloon? I'm very worried about the future.

I bought it all at once, starting with the trial reading of volume 1. The characters are all fascinating ⤴ The mystery of the 2nd Kowloon is also being unraveled... I really can't wait for the next latest edition.

The story is modeled after the now-defunct Kowloon Citadel, and the miscellaneous buildings are spectacular, and I am so addicted to this worldview that I bought all the volumes that have already been published. After reading volume 1, I thought it was the main love story, but as the story progressed, it became more and more interesting. You should read it if you are interested. On the other hand, it would be a waste not to read it until now. All of the characters are charming, but Nguyen is particularly nice. He's a hot guy. All of the dishes in the story look so delicious that it makes me want to eat boiled gyoza and lemon chicken. For some reason, the streets and apartment complexes of Kowloon are strongly attracted. I want to live in Kowloon.

The fact that the setting is Kowloon Castle is another fascinating work. The atmosphere and enthusiasm of Kowloon is conveyed from the page. Since the past and present of the characters Kujirai and Kudo are depicted interlaced, there are new discoveries by rereading them again from volume 1. It's science fiction, romance, and mystery. I was drawn in for the first time in a while! I'm too worried about Nguyen and Januma's future. I just read the new book, but I can't wait until the next volume!

It has fantasy elements, and it also has romance elements, so it's irresistible! I love the main character's cute personality!! I'm worried that it will continue soon!

I thought it was a stylish love story where you can enjoy the atmosphere, but it was a retro Asian sci-fi where I was really worried about the continuation! The love story side is really delicately drawn, and combined with the hot, nostalgic, and somewhat sad feeling of Kowloon, it's pretty amazing. It's kind of like Blade Runner. The more I read, the more mysteries it brings, and as the number of volumes progresses, the story becomes more epic, so I can't wait for the next volume!

When I first read this comic, to be precise, the moment I saw volume 1 of the door paintings, “Telling Spring” by Yama played back in my brain. The comic is set in a slightly futuristic Kowloon Fort, and the song is set in Tokyo. The stage is completely different, but I wonder why. The indescribable emotionality of the lyrics that herald spring, the pop yet nostalgic sound, and the slightly humid enthusiasm of comics are conveyed, and the depiction at Kowloon Fort makes you feel somewhat nostalgic even though you've never been there. Maybe it's because such an apocalyptic atmosphere, which seems to be slowly but surely coming to an end, is linked. Even now, when I read this comic, “Midnight in Tokyo's Rokujouhan ~” is played. I think this comic is basically a mystery romance, but why does it make me feel so sad? As I read, I sometimes feel like I've completely forgotten something really important, and I'm living without noticing it at all. I've read a lot of comics, but this is my first comic where I can experience this kind of feeling, and it's a work I really, really love. Meizuki-sensei's comics are really glossy, and I think that the pictures, especially women, are attractive, and they have a unique sex appeal and atmosphere, and combined with this one, the story is also delicately crafted, making it a really wonderful work. I definitely want many people to read it. Finally, if it's going to be made into an anime, please end it with Yama's Haru no Haru!! lol

A sci-fi story about finding oneself in a world where nostalgia and newness are fused. If volume 1 gets you interested, I think you can keep reading!

I love this atmosphere because it's cute. I'm worried about the continuation, including the mystery, and I recommend it. It makes me want to go to Coulomb.

He is the writer of “Love Is Like After the Rain.” I like the unique high drawing power, natural eroticism, and lively protagonists. Reminds me of “The Airy Old City.” However, they are good not only about memories, but also about stories that follow in an eerily strange way. I like the tempo of volume 1.

I think it's a love romance story, but it also has some epic or sci-fi elements, so I'm curious about what will happen in the future. The fact that they tried to set the stage at Kowloon Castle is amazing! The detailed drawing is amazing! There are also many scenes without dialogue, and there are many impressive depictions in between, or rather, that makes me feel strange when I read them. I really like that. Kowloon Castle is definitely unsanitary, and the noise is so crowded that I don't want to live there, but it really stimulates my curiosity and is fascinating. I wanted to go.