She doesn't know why she lives is short and easily bingeable manga, with easy phrasing that doesn't go too deep or pretentious in each of the topics it speaks. Simple and tight. It's sad but wholesome at times. With a simple art and characters with clear personalities, each with believable speech that makes fun interactions. You get a mix of different points of views, because not just lonely and socially awkward people have a hard time, everyone does, one just doesn't know. This manga has a say on depression, which I value a lot, it is probably up to you, reader, to believe if ehat this manga says is valuable or not. But because I don't know who you are, I prefer to keep things as blind as possible. I'll just conclude with this weird analogy: I'm a pirate, I know where's a treasure, here, take this map:
She doesn't know why she lives.
