Reads-By-Lamplight
Since: Oct, 2014
#2: Apr 28th 2015 at 9:50:14 AM
Same. Also I enjoy how every surviving character seems to have been carved from solid badass.
Total posts: 2
In English, it may be called High-Rise Invasion. This is a collaborative work between Tsuina Miura (author of Aijin) and Takahiro Oba (artist of Box).
It's a thriller taking place in a strange setting: the protagonist, Yuri Honjo, is a high school girl that "suddenly finds herself on the rooftop of a high-rise building." She (and other characters) are trapped on rooftops of skyscrapers connected with suspension bridges. And she encounters certain individuals, with masks on, that threaten her in a particular manner.
This manga jumps right into the plot and then reveals things gradually. I find the story to be pretty intense and engaging. Each chapter is pretty short, with early chapters usually only 10 pages each, but they've been getting longer. I mainly read it for the action and the curiosity factor. I feel that this series does a good job with those.