Shadow8 said:
Cloudman said:
Well, this manga not only depresses the protagonist. It also depresses me slightly. Just from the description I feel bad for the guy, but it also sounds interesting. I'll check it out when I get a chance.
Also, glad to hear I wasn't one of the few to have read it. I thought the opening chapters and subject matter would turn most people away. I recall trying to recommend another manga from the same author, Molester Man, and he already rejected it from just the title, although I thought the title was quite good, like a Train Man type of story.
But yeah, I know what you mean. I felt bad for both characters by the end, but I applaud Kurosawa for what he decided to do by the end, despite how rough he had it. That part of the story is what I find interesting between Kurosawa and the glasses girl, they took radically different approaches to their problem, which hers was a sad one. It was overall quite hard for both characters.
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I'm glad you finally read Kurosawa Yeah, it's a very depressing manga, but that's one of the things that makes it stick out, it feels very real. He made some mistakes throughout it, but in the end he was able to come clean and become a better person for it. (Also I think him and the girl he chose at the end are pretty cute together and surprising). Both the guy and the girl had a rough time, but they got a second chance to change things for the better, in a way it reminds me of A Silent Voice too.
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Thanks again for the recommendation
I thought it looked dodgy from the title cover and description, but once I figured out it was from the author behind Molester Man, I knew it was gonna be good xD