Magi no Okurimono Heartbreak to the max Azure and Claude, same author as 3 Days of happiness, AKA the one that DANDAN_THE_DANDAN recommended, all of his works are heartbreaks Kimi no Suizou wo Tabetai, personally didn't really like it, but it's not bad Haru no Noroi Not really heartbreak? It is for the protagonist though Boku no Sophia a short oneshot Zanuff the Butcher, oneshot, not romance, but kokoro brokoro
Not really my thing, but I can recommend a few even I liked.
I remember quite liking the Friendly Winter when I first read it. A bit on the melodramatic side, like a lot of these "tearjerker" series, but it's good if you don't mind Korean stuff.
Sayonara Oruta: very good oneshot in that tragic romance vein. It gets to the point without overstating itself with cheesy sad scenes.
@pesimus
Kurosawa is more of a Coming (ha!) of Age story than a romance, though. Molester Man is Yokota Takuma's bittersweet romance story.
@pantsman
huh, you are right. I've read that long time ago and I remembered that one of the climax(heh) is love-related heartbreak so I recommended that. I forgot that it's not mainly romance as a whole
@serupento
I've always wanted to know what's up with Rose of Versailles, but I'm torn as to whether read the original manga or watch the anime adaptation, since they're both so damn long. Which is better?
here is some bittersweet manga :
- Shigatsu wa kimi no uso
- All you need is kill
- Deep love (its shoujo with many spin-off) : ayu, reina, dog, and 1 again heart failure man
- Saishuu heiki kanojo
- Kimi no knife