Do One Thing Every Day to Sleep Well Every Night: A Journal

When I just looked at the cover, I was impacted that the graphic style was very accurate like one of my favorite mangakas (I am talking about Bleach's creator, Tite Kubo)I was impressed of the plot and the storylines.Keep doing a great job!

Excelente livro porém ele está em inglês. Eu não vejo a hora de lançarem em português

Before start, I want to make it clear that I believe this is a great manga. The settimg is wonderous, yet shows that it has a hidden edge that's impossible to ignore. Sano, the protagonist, is charming and a nice twist on the "chosen one" trope. And the supporting cast is very intersting, especially the bad guys.However, to fully realize all of this, I had to read this volume twice. There is a lot of setup done ( for good reason) in this volume so there are times where it's hard to pay attention to and appreciate everything. However, when I did my second read with the info I knew, I was able follow the story with ease and enjoy it way more.Outside of the story, the art and action choreography is exceptional to say the least. And after reading the 2nd and 3rd volumes, I'm happy to say they only get better.All the staple shonen out there better watch out, cause Apple Black is coming in HOT!!

Llevaba mucho tiempo esperando para poder comprarlo, sigo a su autor en yt desde hace años y por fin he podido poner las manos sobre un ejemplar. El dibujo me encanta y la historia está muy bien construida, 100% recomendable

I am generally impressed with both volumes of Apple Black I have read thus far. The art is impressive and the story tracks far better than it did in the periodical which I found myself getting lost from one battle in one issue to the next battle in the next issue. Given that the OP character in Shonen manga is a grossly overused genre trope, I will say Whyt blends it well into the overall arc of “the hero’s journey” monomyth and particular the temptation to use evil in order to do good.I will say that while this property and the Saturday AM brand has garnered a reputation, undeservedly for broadcasting aggressive “preachy woke” politics, I largely find this not to be true. The characters may be diverse in any of a numbre of ways, the stories are… pretty universal, if not perhaps too tied to the Jump styled genres.Apple Black is just plain fun.