Composing Spring in This Room Where Cherry Blossoms Bloom

[MangaDex]

 

[Anon_77]

damn, another sad girls love stories. i thought it's oneshot after reading ch1 but their status still on going

 

[crossick]

whoever made this are assholes cuz i just started crying even tho it wasn’t even that sad and when the gf showed up again i started crying even more, I DONT EVEN HAVE A GF SO WHY AM I CRYING

 

[agolloh]

My god... didn't expect to tear up going into this.....

 

[NeTsuuki]

Imma go cry in the corner for the tears of sadness and happiness at the same time now it has ended 🥲

 

[c4ndyy1801]

To the anonymous that suggested me this manga, f*ck you. Now my day is gone with tears on my eyes.

 

[SedanWasAnInsideJob]

This really made me realize an important aspect of grief. No matter what how much time passes, how much you mourn, what dramatic arc you think you've gone down, how much you've changed, how much you've learned, the dead don't come back. Its weird, reading a story like this, even with the happy ending it made me feel hollow inside. Like there was a slight hope that her grief and journey to accepting it would be rewarded with a return of the person she loved, but death doesn't work that way. She really is dead, and no matter what happens, she was never going to come back.

 

[jtc_388]

This reminds me of a visual novel I've read a while ago called "SeaBed". I highly recommend you give it a try if you love this manga.