KaNa

The story starts off well and some interesting characters are introduced. Art is decent and there is even a fair amount of character development. But just as I was getting more involved with the plot I could not help but notice that the manga contains only four volumes.

There are some one-chapter marvels, so the size should not matter, but this is a different case. Whatever the original circumstances and whatever befell the mangaka, this manga stops abruptly, leaves the reader unsatisfied and is incomplete. Worth reading only if you are prepared to be left clueless at the end.