Kimi to Tsuzuru Utakata - Vol. 6 Ch. 32 - To Shizuku

[Recklesslycareful]

T^T

 

[TheDoc1112]

I'm devastated and can't stop crying...

 

[GlRLKlSSER]

Damn, the whole story is so beautiful but also is so heartbreaking man, honestly, one of the best yuris i have even read.
thanks for translating this

 

[tairar]

Hey anyone who just got traumatized reading this like I did, the author did an epilogue as a oneshot under another title, https://mangadex.org/title/645ed5e1-9a81-4771-9088-8e8265c4bd42/the-eternity-for-you

 

[MelonManic]

Paranormal liberation front thank you for your work, should you read this whatever day it be better be nice

This shit got me in my feels more that ever before bro, it's so amazing I haven't the words, I watched the snow white movie the day of writing this and these chapters save the day for me, also her mini depression arc hit hard and I pray this one day becomes an anime so experience all these emotions all over again, Yuri is truly the only thing that makes me not absolutely despise having emotions

Aight that's it, everyone else have a extra noice day

 

[iWillNeverForgetYouKaori]

Absolutely masterpiece, completely underrated for such a profound and deep story to the point it to doesn't make it a bit of justice, "happy ending"?? It is currently making me cry waterfalls as I type this after i've just finish reading this masterpiece.

 

[mizuenas]

I'm so glad I read this. It's very relatable to me. Losing someone and being unable to process it at first, being unable to accept it or actually believe it. This series felt as if it was written after my own life, putting aside the fact that there was romance involved. My mom was the best thing that happened to me, and I was the last to know not only that she was going to die, but also when she was already dead. I relate to Shizuku so much! Though, I wouldn't mind if there was a series involving them in another timeline, a timeline where they get their own happy ending.

 

[0_oAce]

I literally didn't cry so much since like an year. When I first started reading this it felt like any other manga.
But it progressed
More and more
I started crying the moment I read that she passed away.
I also cried when they both ' confessed '.
I literally can't just pls kms
(If this comment doesn't make sense it's cuz I wrote this at 1 am. Started reading it at 11 pm and I js finished at 1:16
This is going on my fav manga list)

 

[BluePentagram]

Thanks for translating, one of the more heavier series I've read in a while, depicts intense longing, regret, angst, desire for connection so incredibly well.

 

[rinovity]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

 

[dggything]

100000/10, i cri everytime

 

[kingkongkr]

no piece of media has ever left me feeling like this

 

[drakenzon]

Re-reading this a while after it's concluded, the final few chapters still feels like a kick on the gut. I was elated when i heard about the anime adaption, but in hindsight I don't think I'm gonna watch it. It's painful enough to lose a loved one, regardless of that - I consider this to be the greatest manga I've read in the last 10 years. Now where's my tissues...

 

[Noteveryonewd]

This is just masterpiece, every plot wist, every revealing, feels so real. The fake persona Kaori built to hide her pain, the long suffering of Shizuku who didn't mean to hurt others, or even shiori's hatred toward Shizuku at first. They are all so well developed, they are incomparable to any other short manga like this. I also really love how they convey the final message: "Live on". I'm sorry if I get that wrong but during all the tragedy drama, like the bullying, cyberbullying, collapsing .This message is what I picked up. I can truly feels how much the author pour his heart into writing this, just like Shizuku's novel, I really want to support him, but my conditions won't allow me. These aren't all my thoughts about this masterpiece, since I'm only decent at English, and I'm bad at literature in my native language, couldn't write more words out.
Whatever, peak 67/67