Comments of Shikabane Shoujo To Kakanai Gaka

Painter dies and her soul gets transfered into a little girls body but with no memories. Cute but the ending made my heart clench.

Wow really beautiful. The writing, art, and storyline. This poor kid is gonna be traumatized. Limbs falling off and everything.
Neal is a weird dude. Overall, he seems like a good guy though.
WTF how can that guy just keep her at his house.. Ah he seems to have a talent crush on Neal, and is socially inept. Still though..
So Juli and Lili loved Neil. Neil definitely loved Lili, and probably juli too.
WTF THAT ENDING WHYY?!? That better be the reincarnation of Lili but still, She wouldn't remember her past lives.. Poor Neil.. I cant believe she turned into stars as soon as she told him she loves him like wtf is that?!? That's too sad. Professor dies, soon after He asks to her live together, she says she loves him and wants to grow old with him, and fucking dies again. Im so upset. Poor Neil, how tragic..

IDKKK THW DOOD IS KINDA WEIRDD

Everything happened after the death of a genius lady painter. The Professor, who cannot give her talent up to nothingness, planted her soul into a young girl's corpse. Youth painter Nell is then asked to teach the girl, "Lili," how to paint...... The undying girl and the shut-in youth painter; the peaceful days of these two wandering in the ravine between life and death are... Don't miss out on this tale of a little mysterious yet beautiful "soul" drawn in a stunning art style!

Less than 30 pages in we have a grown man getting a nosebleed over a prepubescent child.
No thanks.

A painter who can't paint, and a girl who died. (Like a zombie?)

I was fascinated by the painting they paint you see. It's the expression that I love to see.

This painter guy is a lolicon and he's a bit in the slump.

There's this professor who adored a painter, a girl painter. She died. So the prof, under that gorl requested, made (yes made) another girl (but littler) to become the girl. She's dead, a walking corpse to be exact.

And then there's this aristocrat who supported the painter, is fond of his work, but talk shit in front of him. A tsundere.