Reviews for NIGHTTIME SWEETHEARTS Manga

It's common for my first love when I was a girl to be an exciting, sparkling memory. Also, whatever the circumstances, it will come to an end. In the case of the heroine Cynthia, the breakup was not of her own will, so her regrets were huge, and her thoughts became permanent for 10 years. They are outraged that they are cruel parents after being bound by their father's last words, but it's sad that their daughter just took her father's words at face value at age 16. Also, I tremble when I see the obsession that the mother herself continues to bind her daughter growing up even when she sees her growing up, the sense of guilt that she foul-mouthed and curses the artist (husband) while she herself is standing up as a novelist. Hero Rick's memories are a common setting, but even with a strong narcissist impression, the depiction of the heart entrusted to a wooden doll was wonderful and gave depth to the story. I don't know if it's an unchanging sensibility of being attracted to a man similar to Cynthia's first love, or if it's because he's dragging, but the place where the five senses are used in the dark and made up of things other than appearance is romantic, but I'm a little dissatisfied with being able to pre-read the story. I was surprised that they didn't have a cell phone, but I was moved by the development that was resolved by going to meet even though they couldn't meet due to some kind of trouble even though they had misunderstood each other even though they wanted to meet them, still conveyed even more sadness and impulse.

I met her at the seaside at night and she used to be the person they broke up with ❗ Do wood carvings made by Rick bridge their love for the two people who are attracted to each other again? Cynthia who forgets her past and moves forward is strong, isn't she?

There are only painful memories... I wanted them to draw more stories after the mutual understanding game. Basically, bad people didn't come up, so I didn't feel bad when I read it, but I definitely want to see the future of the main characters.