Gofun Go no Sekai
The story is very exciting, so exciting that it made me finish it in two days, it was the first time I read a story so fast. There's just something that bothers me, the character Yuuto is in love with the other character Michiru this one who is in love with Yamato his twin brother, it's a love triangle so to speak. The novel is not the focus but it gets in the way of how we see the characters.
Vinland Saga
Oyasumi Punpun
Oyasumi punpun tells about a child, the vision and way with the lack of maternal/paternal affection affects the conscience and the way he will be in the future. Not only that, but also how it all affects not just her, but other people around her. Both Punpun and his friends are children who suffer some form of abuse, whether physical or psychological. The trauma that forms the consciousness of everyone there is identical to that of real life that ends up being cruel everything that is portrayed. The art focused on black and white ends up making things more melodramatic and the author combines this with the expressions and ways people act in the manga, making everything even more bizarre and sometimes incomprehensible, the story is great and with a good vision of reality.
Juujika no Rokunin
You know when you ask who let so many schizophrenics escape the asylum? It's not something you casually wonder about, but you will when you read this fucking manga. It contains scenes of bullying, rapes, murders and thousands of other things that will make your stomach turn, I recommend you read it, even though this story is pretty heavy and detailed for any age. Kyou-chan, you can't read this, but I really hope you pay for everything you caused to Uruma.
Sei no Gekiyaku
Again a manga depicting trauma, in a very pure form of abuse and anguish for losses that occur all the time. The protagonist lost his parents, his job and his girlfriend, this made him think that giving up on life would be the best thing, but someone arrives and shows him that suicide doesn't solve things much. It had an ending like the others, it's very romanticized and lacks depth in the characters.
Feeding lamb