only love manga

It could be a hit depending on several factors. A unique plot, well-developed characters, and quality illustrations could all contribute to its success. However, competition in the manga market is fierce, so it's not guaranteed.

No. While some manga novels are aimed at children with simple storylines and colorful art, many are for adults too. There are mature manga novels that deal with complex themes like politics, war, and adult relationships.

Yes, there can be. Some simple or educational manga for kids might be written only in hiragana to help them learn.

Not necessarily. Manga comes in various genres and target audiences. Some are aimed at adults, while others are for kids or teenagers.

No, manga isn't only from Japan. These days, many other countries have their own styles of comics that are similar to manga.

Yes, typically manga refers specifically to comics that originated in Japan.

Under One Man manga did not explicitly describe the love story. Although there were some characters in the manga who had emotional entanglements, these emotional lines were not clearly depicted and were not officially recognized. In the manga, it mainly talked about the friendship, battles, and growth stories between the characters.

The full text of "Only Love, Not Love" was as follows: chapter one She sat on his lap and his palm gently brushed her hair. They looked at each other and breathed in each other's breath as if they were the only two people left in the world. "I like you." he said softly. She turned her head and saw that his expression was a little nervous and happy. She took a deep breath and said,"I like you too." Their hearts raced as if time had frozen. They knew that this sentence meant that their relationship would change, but they did not have the courage to express it. chapter two They met in a cafe. He handed her a cup of coffee and sat beside her. They drank coffee and chatted in silence as if they had been waiting for this moment to come. "Can we be together?" she asked. "Of course," he said with a smile. She felt a little nervous, but she also knew that this was the only chance between them. She reached out to hold his hand, but he dodged. chapter three They spent a lot of good times together, but every time they wanted to further develop their relationship, they couldn't be together for some reason. "The reason we can't be together is because I'm not a complete person." He told her. She felt a little heartbroken, but she also knew that this was the only ending between them. She reached out to hold his hand, but he dodged. chapter four They had separated, but he had been quietly watching her life. Whenever she needed help, he would lend a helping hand. "You can't keep watching me silently like this." She told him. He smiled and said,"It's a secret that I can't tell you that I like you." She felt a little heartbroken, but she also knew that the relationship between them could not continue to develop.

No, they don't. Japanese authors produce a wide range of literary works including novels, short stories, and poetry, not just manga.

Not at all. Japan's creative output is diverse. In addition to anime and manga, they have renowned cuisine, beautiful architecture, and are leaders in scientific research and development.