“Suicidal Azure discovers her puppeteer Claude; he rewrites her to love life before killing her, but feelings complicate everything.”
Aozora to Kumorizora
あおぞらとくもりぞら
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Synopsis
Suicidal Azure discovers her puppeteer Claude; he rewrites her to love life before killing her, but feelings complicate everything.
One day, Azure becomes acutely aware that her body is being controlled by someone else and, even moreso, she is aware that this person intends to kill her and make it look like a suicide. But Azure doesn't actually care if she dies; she has wanted to die for quite some time. Her controller, not satisfied with taking the life of someone who actually wishes for death, vows to make her into the type of target he prefers: someone who enjoys life, so that when he kills her, she will die full of regrets. Through a few twists and turns, Azure meets her controller—a man named Claude—and the two begin to spend time together in order to further Claude's ultimate goal. But these two have more in common than they know, and soon, a strange relationship blooms between them.
What people say
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Derived from 7 sampled reviews
What 7 readers settled on.
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σ 1.28 · some divergence
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Not enough recommend signal yet
↓ 0.29
Running avg · Apr 2019 → May 2021
- 9 “The art and the atmosphere is pretty good for me although not very detail but it really give forlorn feeling which is matching with the story. The main downside for me is it is unknown why the...”
- 7 “Give it a chance, if you liked other works of author. At first story was a bit odd and maybe unnatural. I was kinda disappointed, because I have read Sugaru Miaki's "Three days of happiness" and it...”
- 10 “"Tell me if we could keep living in the future what kind of happiness would be waiting for us?" With chapters being released as slow as the consecutiveness of Olympics, this one has a small but...”
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A Manga Publication
- Published Aug 2016 – ongoing
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- Ref. BS-M48677 catalog