Reviews for Programmed for Heartbreak: Sartain in Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've been supporting them since the time of Happy Sugar Life. It was a new product, so I bought it on impulse. As always, I don't learn, so I'm fooled by the cute title (as was Happy Sugar Life) and lost words after reading it. But I like dark stories, so my favorite is Strike, and in particular, the teacher is already... not to mention the visuals (like a host with lots of piercings even though they don't have any highlights in their eyes), but the words and actions are kind, but there are no emotions involved, or places that make you feel good... to put it mildly, I like it. I've already reread it about 10 times already. I've already reread the previous work “Ai,” and “Love”... I'm looking forward to future developments !!

This review contains spoilers. The gap between the artist's drawing and the story is just amazing! Even though it's a cute picture, the contents of the work are quite dark, aren't they? The background of the cover was black, so maybe there are parts that are a little dark in terms of atmosphere? I thought, but it wasn't that long. Personally, the biggest point of this work is that the love between dolls that appear in the story is not only love of the opposite sex, but also love between people of the same sex. What's more, well. I was a little surprised when I first saw it. However, from the point of view of dolls that have certainly never been outside, they may not often be seen with unusual eyes. Also, isn't there much of a concept called gender? In any case, maybe there isn't much resistance to same-sex romance. Homosexuality is probably also increasing in this day and age. It made me think a lot! It was very interesting!