Why do people say 'Can't you see we make you sick' in the manga?

It might be because of its unconventional plot or maybe the way it portrays certain characters. Hard to say exactly.

Well, for one, the art style is amazing. Plus, the story has lots of unexpected twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat.

This chapter could potentially be a turning point. It might reveal crucial character motivations or set up future events that have a major impact on the plot.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this exact short story. But from the title, it might be about a situation where some entities are making someone sick, perhaps it could be about environmental factors, or other people's actions that are having a negative impact on someone's health.

The main theme of this comic could potentially be exploring the relationship between actions and the resulting discomfort or illness. It might also touch on the lack of awareness in causing such effects.

Maybe it's because our actions or behaviors were not in line with what was expected or acceptable.

Since the title gives a sense of accusation ('We make you sick'), there are likely to be two groups of characters. One group would be those who are being affected, perhaps just normal individuals going about their lives. The other group could be the perpetrators. This could be a group of people who are careless, like neighbors who are doing something harmful without realizing it, or it could be a more organized group such as a company that is polluting the environment and making the local residents ill.

I think it could imply a deeper message about consequences or moral lessons. Maybe it's related to some kind of imbalance or forbidden act.

It could be that the person found the story, characters, or art of the manga unappealing and expressed their dissatisfaction strongly. Maybe it didn't meet their expectations in some way.

It could be that the situation in the manga creates a moment of intense emotion, leading one character to express 'I love you' to Amy. It might be a key plot point or a turning point in their relationship.