Forget Me Not Manga Volume 7
About Forget Me Not Manga Volume 7
Forget Me Not volume 7 features story by Mag Hsu and illustration by Nao Emoto.
Through his job at a brewing company, Serizawa gets involved with his boss's daughter, "the princess," and her talented friend, a musician named Nana. The surly Nana slowly warms up to Serizawa, and their relationship takes a surprising turn when he finds her walking without an umbrella one night. With these girls joining the list of women who have shaped Serizawa's life, will he finally be able to discover the identity of the person from his past who saved him? And could this realization lead to regret, or a reunion...?
Details
- Publisher: KODANSHA COMICS
- Media: Manga
- Genre: Mystery, Romance
- Themes: Slice of Life
- Age Rating: 16+
- Release Date: 3/21/2017
- Page Count: 192
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Written Language: English
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Ratings & Reviews
1 review
Most Click-Bait Manga I've Ever Read
by Samantha -
I kept pushing through. First, it’s a bit difficult to tell what’s going on. It's convoluted.
But I really liked the art style. &, I liked the characters (sort of) - Really, I just wanted to figure it out. I wanted to know who, why, & how things’re going to be fixed. I wanted to solve the mystery we were led to believe existed.
That said, it's a dangling carrot. But at end, it’s a freaking leaf. Toward end, I'm not sure if rushed, but all the reflection/timeline, BS reflection/timeline (as some was nice/relatable, & most was just fanservice, false-leads, superficial BS, etc), it just petered out.
The climax/reveal was anticlimactic, & a major copout (w/o spoilers). There was no hidden motive, no reason, no mystery. It was just more than a half-dozen volumes of his "relationships" (that didn't even really reflect well on anybody), to boot, certainly not w/ such a lack of payoff.
Supremely disappointing. I've never put an entire series back onto my "to be sold" shelf so fast.