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As the time I'm leaving this review, the fan translation isn't complete yet.

It's a manga about tackling mental disorders in a more educational and understandable way. A lot of empathetic viewpoints that will help you, the reader, understand people better despite their shortcomings. It's a manga that helps you understand these disorders and how it's not to be something to be viewed as less important, as it truly affects us who suffers harshly in life.

It focuses on different kinds of mental illness, and each has its varying lengths as the manga progresses more.

This manga helped me appreciate my own flaws better, and to give more ... empathy to others as well.

I read this out of whim. I was baited for it being a Smut Manga. The first chapter made me question what I just read, then when I continued reading the hooker pulled me into a bittersweet adventure between a suicidal man and a housewife.

Eating Crab with a Yukionna isn't just a simple story. There's a lot of layers you have to understand before you find the answer you need, and once everything comes together, it's a beautiful, bittersweet story that shouldn't be really viewed as one, but it is.

Without getting too much into details, as I know there are other reviews out there that ... tackled about who the characters are, this manga offers complex main characters that aren't just who you see from what they show they are. It shows how the world isn't completely black and white, how decisions that you think is right, won't give you the happy end you thought you'd achieved.

It's a story about realization. Self-introspection that makes you question what you truly want in life.

I fully recommend this manga for a psychological read, where you witness a bond blooming at the simple goal of their journey together: to eat crab before summer ends.