(Prequel to Kaze No Yukue) At first I was worried not knowing if I want to read it or not. But when I did, I was blown away by the amount of love and beauty this story presented me with. How should I put this...It's real. Real people, real struggles, real love. And the Grandpa is a pure of gold (≧∀≦)
Not being a fan of one shots, I still found this one to be very emotional and sad at the same time. These stories are filled with beauty like a lonely melody which has found its shelter on the abandoned shores.
These boys... oh my. And the art style is top-notch not to mention the emotional level. I love it.
Simply fun and addictive.
This manhua has a lot of humor, romance and purity. It's hard to tell if the ride gonna keep "worth it" status, but for now it does.
Short, yet very atmospheric shounen-ai with unique plot. It reminded me as if I was listening a sad symphony of the ocean.
Hinohara Meguru the author of Therapy Game has a gift to create beauty from something simple. Being able to express love through static motion and make you believe in it - is a gift in itself. As for the story it's simple yet very beautiful. The characters are very lively, funny and not excessively cute which I don't prefer to see in most of mangas. And the chemistry between them is on point.
The same can be said about this one. It's pure beauty.
This story was one of the first I've read. Maybe that's why it is so hard to find something worthy these days. When you start your journey on the cruise ship it's hard to change it for a gondola. Never Understand has it all - the story, characters, cute moments or sad ones, and most importantly it has honesty. Honest story with honest heart.
This is a prequel to Here U Are, which unlike its sequel is more bright and shiny or as they call it, fluffy, however only on paper. In reality it is a bit dramatic story filled with innocence and pure love.
Memory of the Future