From the mangaka that brought us “Taiyou no Ie”, we are given a work smaller in size, but packed with well-deserved teenage angst that delivers quite fast, unfortunately. Albeit the tropes used are very common (sibling inferiority complex for example), the story manages to portray the slice of life element in an easy way that makes the reader get absorbed in it.
The plot itself is nothing original (although, one of my favorite tropes) with the main girl feeling inferior to her twin sister who seemingly has everything and so, she tries to stay as low key as possible to avoid any chance of her getting
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: End of the Earth is Beginning of Love Japanese: 地球のおわりは恋のはじまり More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: 5
Chapters: 23
Status: Finished
Published: Nov 24, 2015 to Oct 24, 2017
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Romance
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Shoujo
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Taamo (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: #63792 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #1959
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Jan 26, 2019
I read this at first because I was looking for a light-hearted romance as a break from school life, which worked out well for me because that is what I found. The writing and art felt pretty familiar to me which made sense because I found out that it was the same mangaka of Taiyou no Ie.
If you are looking for a short romance where the mc's get together way before the end, but do not develop their relationships that much this manga is good for you. I think this manga fell short in my expectations because it was too short for me. Although ... 
Jun 6, 2021
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Story 6/10 I must say this story had a lot of potential and I don't know why it was all packed in so little chapters. I am sure the short amount of chapter added to the reason why it all felt very rushed, but the manga has both strong and weak points: -Strong: interesting characters and story lines, characters were mostly upfront about their feelings when they could. The story was concise about the points it was trying to convey. I really liked how the author played out Marihu's negative, invasive thoughts and how Marihu tried to fight them. -Weak: man, these Japanese Shoujo writers do ... 
Jun 14, 2021
"Sometime, fights happen because you just want to be understood, right? I don't think they're always bad. You've got to give them a chance to sort it out themselves, within reason."
~Satomi Aoi~ I got any points and moral lessons from this manga: - Small kindness sometimes gives a huge impact. Small or big kindness is relative. Sometimes a small kindness for us, that sometimes its easily to forget, is a big kindness for another person, that they won't forget. - Sometimes anger isn't bad. Anything what u say when you get angry is a honestly from your heart. Good or bad, it's based how u to deal with ...
Aug 2, 2019
Mahiru is always getting the short end of the stick, always overshadowed by her cuter, more popular sister, so when a cute boy expresses interest in her, she's convinced the world is about to end.
This manga is of a decent enough quality, but I just really don't like the premise. For one thing, I don't like that Mahiru constantly seems terrified of doing anything with her boyfriend. Why should we root for her when she often doesn't seem to want this herself? This is also one of those manga where they get together early on, as is the fashion in shoujo these days. But I've ... 
Oct 17, 2022
If you sought out this manga, you may already be a fan of Taamo. She is a master of the shoujo romance. Her love stories about high school kids exist in a universe where adolescents always talk things out, sort through their complex feelings, and resolve their conflicts in a way adults can never manage. The Taamoverse is a parallel universe where everything turns out okay in the end, and the kids all end up as the smartest and most mature people in the room.
I think negative reviews of this manga come from readers who had unrealistic expectations and did not know what they were ... |
