Reviews for Goodbye, Eden Manga

This review contains spoilers. In the war manga part, I can feel old parts that aren't in Japan today, but I felt that the fact that men and women don't love each other one-on-one also doesn't exist now, so I felt that it was new. This is probably because in a world in the midst of war, if they seem to love each other one-on-one, their descendants cannot reflect it. It's normal for boys to have multiple girlfriends. The main characters are high school students, so when I think back to when I was in high school, I definitely can't think about it. Also, when I was in high school, I was in a relationship, and even if I was interested in adult behavior, I didn't think I would go ahead with it myself, but the characters in this comic are always on the verge of death, and since they are in situations where they don't know when they will die, there are depictions that they want to experience it now, and they want to die after experiencing it, and values related to sex are also different from us today. It was a work that naturally made me read more and more because of its strange view of the world.