Reviews for Until You're Brimming Over Manga

This review contains spoilers. Friendly illustrator Nagi x Sakuraya, a struggling student who continues to be exploited at her relatives' house. Sakuraya, who lost her parents and was taken in by her uncle along with her younger sister, was treated harshly by her aunt and continues to be exploited by sacrificing everything to protect her sister's life. I met the easy-going illustrator Nagi at my part-time job as a private tutor, and for some reason I fell in love with it, so I decided to take on the illustration model. On the other hand, Nagi, who swings around Sakuraya with a light attitude, is depressing, but she is healed by the warm exchange between Nagi and Nagi's older sister family (tutor). Sakuraya's circumstances are too painful... It must have been so difficult for my aunt to suddenly take in two children, but this kind of abuse/waiting is absolutely unforgivable. I didn't feel any happiness or fun, and Sakuraya, who lived close to her sister, felt so pitiful that my heart felt tight. It's a predictable development, but I'm glad I was able to see the happiness I expected. I wish they had drawn a little more of the Nagi background. Also, my aunt didn't have any remorse, and it's still infuriating. Uncle, you noticed it too late.