SORA the RunawaY's manga / #tragedy(20)

Kinda disappointing ending, excellent story. 9.7/10. It also felt like the author grew as an artist and an author the further it got in the story. I do think the ending was a bit rushed but having had read it a second time in full, it wasn't a terrible ending. I would really like to see this author write something else that will hopefully be as equally as awarding as this manhwa.

The art really took away from the overall story. Also, the story could have been told in a much shorter time which tells me that the author was trying to milk it for all it was worth. And it wasn't worth much. This really disappointed me. The two main characters are not only destructive towards each other but they are to themselves and those around themselves. I hated the brother and was surprised a woman like his wife ever married him in the first place. Finding out that a woman has been battered her entire life and saying for her to just deal with it and get over it...not ok. Also, I really didn't even care for the main character. It was like her over abuse was done just to make her seem more pathetic or to make her seem to be someone who needed others empathy. Also even though she said she would take that empathy she always did. This story was not something I will ever read again. Probably the worst yuri, if not one of the worst mangas I have ever read. As a victim of abuse and a lesbian, I find this manga rather appalling.

Jesus... This story is fucked up but in such a good way

This was a trip. As an artist myself, it was really quite interesting to see I'm not the only person who's had a difficult experience in the classroom setting. Artists can be very vendictive toward each other, or caring and nurturing. It's a sad fact, but true. Still, this was able to shoe that and that love can coke from tikes when we think there's nothing redeemable left. And I liked it's length and artwork as well.