CATDOLL: The Chinese version of the comic "I Want to Tell You" Volumes 11-15 will be available in China soon

Recently, the simplified Chinese version of the girls' comic "I Want to Tell You" Volumes 11-15 will be released in China. This series of comics is published and distributed by the Beijing branch of World Book Publishing Company. The simplified Chinese version of "I Want to Tell You" is exclusively authorized by Shueisha of Japan. Previously, volumes 1-10 of the series have been introduced and published, and have been well received by readers.

The five subsequent volumes of this series depict the plot after the animation, which is a good supplement for readers who want to know the development of the plot after watching the animation. In this series of stories, you can see everyone's love and growth, and you can see the sparkling love and friendship. In addition to continuing to tell the story of the protagonists Feng Haya and Shuangzi, the moods of supporting characters such as Along, Yoshida, and Yano have also undergone subtle changes, ushering in a new season that belongs to them. The sea, the beach, holding hands and school trips, there is the joy of mutual affection, the bond of childhood sweethearts, the entanglement of confused love, and the fundamental affirmation and love of youth. This series of "I Want to Tell You" 11-15 volumes, which are full of girlish hearts, pure and delicate, gently breaks down the walls of your heart and mine in this season of snow and spring. Let us read this series of stories and revisit the pure heart palpitations and resonance that melts the heart.

The "I Want to Tell You" series of manga is a best-selling girl's manga in Japan with more than 20 million copies sold, numerous awards, and has been adapted into animations, live-action movies and games, with a wide readership. The author Shiina Karuho is a well-known Japanese cartoonist who debuted with "Graduation from You" in 1991 at Shueisha. "I Want to Tell You" is her masterpiece. This manga has a fresh style and a slow pace. It tells the sweet and sour love story between Kuronuma Shoko, who looks gloomy and is called "Sadako" but is actually gentle and kind, and Kazehaya Shota, a popular school girl called "Sho-lang-kun".