Ochite Oborete
Falling Drowning

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Before I begin, I'd like to point out that this manga is extremely mature when it comes to dealing with relationships, and I admire the author's style, but it only has 12 chapters, and I desperately need more.


The story begin when our main protagonist is involved in a accident in which both of her parents died. She makes it out alive, but the incident causes her to forget her past. That's all I can say without giving anything away to anyone reading this review. Take a look at this short manga. It only has twelve chapters.

Story: I'll give the story a 7/10 because it delves into ... mature relationships and how realistic they are. No one can force anyone into a relationship. This is what the manga wants to portray, or how I see it. I t was excellent in terms of pacing. I didn't get bored reading it all the way through to the end, but it was too short, and a bit cliché in my opinion.



Art: I'' give this a 8/10. There isn't much to say about art. It's clean, it fits the genre perfectly, both the male and leads are charming, and the female MC is stunning. Overall, it was quite good.


In terms of the characters, I'd like to see more of their backstories; I'd like to see more of them and get to know them better.
But there is nothing more I can say because, for only 12 chapters, they are fairly balanced and well written, in my opinion. 7/10

I'll say it straight to the point. Yes, I enjoyed every bit of this manga, even though it was short. Give this manga a shot and i hope you like it as i do :).

Sorry for my bad english.