Reviews for The Rib of Adam Manga

This review contains spoilers. I had seen a very similar story in a Korean drama, and I knew about dissociative identity disorder. Multiple personalities appear in one person. It is said that the cause is mainly childhood, a disorder caused by unbearable pain or experience as trauma. The theme of this work is exactly that heavy obstacle, but it also has solid BL, and it was a good story that was worth reading. There's plenty of eroticism, there's also sadness, and I'm simply praising the author's beautiful drawing ability ✨‼

This review contains spoilers. The picture is very beautiful and I like it. The picture is really beautiful. After all, Mochi is so real that I'm scared. The setting of multiple personalities was fresh and interesting. This is really bad... there are lots of scenes over there and it's fun.

This review contains spoilers. It's a rare subject called multiple personalities, and I think it was difficult to figure out how to get involved in BL and how to put it together, but it was a great story. It was sad that the other personalities were convinced and disappeared one after another, and at the end it was sad, painful, and sad, and I almost cried that they wouldn't go away... The other personalities have disappeared, but I thought it was wonderful that the personalities of other personalities came out once in a while because they melted into the main character and became one. It's sad that it disappeared, it's not the end, and all of the other personalities aren't replaced because they're my own, but the fact that they exist inside was a relief.

This review contains spoilers. The scene where Kazuha disappeared made me cry so much... It was very interesting because each personality was unique and there were scenes where I could laugh. The theme seemed difficult, but it was a very cohesive story and easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. I was in a relationship with someone with divergent personality disorder, so it felt really real. When I wrote it down to basic psychiatric knowledge, it was in the afterword of volume 1, but after all, my ex-boyfriend also had a personality that controls memories called Sanka-san, so huh? Isn't the author actually a deep acquaintance with someone like that? I thought something like that. If you change the color of your eyes, your eyes, your voice, or the way you speak (in dialects), you really become a different person, right? I think those minor differences were drawn very carefully. I was so swayed by him that it got out of hand, and I left, but I thought for a moment that I would have been able to live an easy life if they were peacefully integrated like Rei and the others... Actually, I think personality integration is very difficult, but I want the world of comics to have a happy ending, so I'm glad.

This review contains spoilers. It was a story where multiple personalities were replaced, and even though it was a difficult setting, it was an interesting story that was neatly organized. I'm glad that each personality was visible and hidden at the end.

This review contains spoilers. It was my first BL on the subject of dissociative identity disorder. It was as compact as possible to finish with volume 2, but while touching on each personality to some extent, the most important thing is that the BL group was valued the most. I cried over Kazuha's case. I'm glad Rei and Yuma were happy and lovey-dovey until the end.

This review contains spoilers. BL elements were well incorporated into the story and the overall balance was really good and interesting! Even though it's a theme that seems to get heavy, it's moderately serious, and it doesn't just rely on eroticism, and while taking care of that process, it's still erotic... the balance of everything is excellent! I was convinced by the high reviews and high ratings.