People who read Tada, Kimi Wo Aishiteru

sakura_blooms

knowing it’s fantasy that can make anything possible like the disease of shizurus which get worsen for growth..
but the story was heartfelt...

Aju

I have no words.It was that beautiful and sad

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I love this manga. A little too fast pace but still made me cry.

Luvisxthing

Go watch the movie. its a bit old but it will give the same feeling. I watch the movie first before i knew it has manga version. And it’s the only sad ending movie that i had watch more than once.

Yuuko Ichihara

ana774

Dude that was beautiful

RoseMary

// Complete // - Note: The story ends with ch. 4. Ch. 5-8 are some french uploads.
Adapted from novel - There's also a live-action movie.

Shiina

Its sad but worth it somehow and yhe feels are just....too much

elusify

whay DO I DO WITH MY FEELS

Cweety

I'm crying i couldn't stop myself from crying!! Love is not all roses :'(

Indigo

No matter how the story ends or how short it is, if the mangaka succeeds at leaving a deep impression on the reader, then her work can be called successful by all means. I believe that she did just that, bringing a lot of emotions in a limited space of white paper and black ink. Though this manga has both a tragic and "fleeting love" themes but it remains an impactful story which I don't regret reading.
Edited: I read this story again today (March 12, 2017). It had the same impact on me compared to the first time I've read it. I couldn't keep my tears from falling. I wonder if I will able to re-read it sometime in the far future without becoming all-emotional about it. Lesson learned from this: jump on the occasion the first time you encounter it, leave no regrets behind.

daisuki_mochi

Omg, this has been one of the most romantic stories I've ever read! I swear I'd reread now if only I could... a must read

Morcheeba

and another tragedy-tag patting your back: "told you so"
(but this one's worth the tears)