δìмíтяα's manga / #tragedy(7)

Reading this manga was a wild and emotional ride. The premise is quite simple, man goes back in time to rescue his classmate and fix an injustice. BUT it is so well executed and meticulously thought out down to every little detail. During the second part of the story, this turns into a battle of wits. Two men fighting for their own cause, one to protect his loved ones and let justice prevail, whilst the other to justify his insane worldview and his sickening actions. Just genius! It has everything I personally look for in a story • mystery, interesting plot, lovable characters. At this point I must add that the mother is by far my favorite character. She is strong, independent, intuicive, thoughtful and caring. She deserves the world, really. A wholesome and heartwarming story! A true masterpiece!

I read this one in one night! The story is unique and fast paced without unnecessary details and boring scenes. The characters feel like real people with their own motives and emotions. In contrast to the majority of the comments I found the mc likeable and quite smart in various occasions. Highly recommend!!

OMG THE LAST CHAPTER!!! i need to know if there is going to be a sequel to Sweet Home . There is so much more to this story !! Anyway, I liked Shotgun Boy more than sweet home. I have no idea why. Maybe because it explained more as to why the monsters came to be. Nonetheless both Shotgun Boy and Sweet Home are definitely worth the hype! I just wish to see the characters from both stories fight together the monsters. Is that too much to ask ?

This is one of the few mangas that actually gets more interesting during the second half of the story. Don’t get me wrong it’s pretty good from the very beginning, it just gets better later on. I really loved Bastard and Pigpen, so I had pretty high expectations for Sweet Home and I wasn’t disappointed! I would love to see a sequel to Sweet Home, as there are a lot of things open for interpretation. It would be great if we got to explore the premise of the evolving humans and furthermore the universe of the story after the first few weeks of the monster apocalypse.

Why? Why ruin such an interesting premise? What was the author even thinking? The story had so much potential, it started off so well. In a historical era when Omegas are mistreated and not accepted by society, an Omega servant of a theater falls in love with a wealthy Alpha, whose father looks down on Omegas and even gets rid of his own daughter for being one. Sounds interesting right? Well yeah, but it is just so badly executed and rushed. Such a waste really.