Reviews for Seven Days Manga

There is an expiration date, so the settings are already wrong, aren't they? It's unbearably sad. was that really interesting? Student stuff is good too. You can feel the sweet and sour nostalgia. It has become my favorite work. My heart hurts and I'm sad and it's a little painful, but... Read it and you won't regret it.

I really like Rihito Takarai's paintings. Seishun stuff from boys' high school with thin lines is really nice. It's so refreshing.

I'm so glad that the psychological depiction during the one-week deadline was so sad. I wanted to read it over and over again.

I think the fact that there is a deadline makes the work interesting again. There is definitely a gap between Shino-senpai's routine and when he draws a bow. I really recommend it.

The story is lackluster, and there are lots of nonsense lines and everyday episodes. But I can't really say the unique tempo and atmosphere, or the effect that makes the wind blow in a good place, but I thought the transparency was really good. The whole world looks sparkling in this work. I love it.

I like BL between beautiful shapes with thin lines, so it was amazing!!! Feelings and scenes are carefully drawn, and it is a really wonderful work.

I strongly believe that it is thanks to this work that I became addicted to BL comics. The emotions of the two were depicted so delicately, and I was moved by how they were moved just by depicting their facial expressions. I don't know how many times I've reread it. I want to read it on the 1st of the month.

This is my favorite writer! This work is probably Takarai's comic debut. This is one of the writers I've been following for a long time. This work is about a male high school student's youth romance, and it's a very kind story. The story structure is like a girls' manga, but since it's BL, that's also good... it's precious. There are no explicit sexual depictions, perfect for the first BL, and even people who are used to the eroticism of BL can fall in love with the cleanliness of this work. It's a relatively old work, but the colors haven't faded. It's a comic I reread over and over again. It is a deeply moving work from the viewpoint of following Mr. Takarai's trajectory. If you read Takarai's “Only Flowers Know” and “Ten Count” from this comic, you can enjoy it even more!

It was exciting. This sense of distance and the good relationship between seniors and juniors were great.

I bought the 2 books together, the two handsome guys are cool from beginning to end, and as a matter of fact, the story is tightly organized, and after I finished reading it, ah, I wonder if there was an era like this, so it's refreshing and comfortable.

I watched the movie that was made into a live action earlier, but since the content was good, I also read the comics. The content of the manga and movie was almost the same, so I was able to enjoy it without any sense of incongruity

sooo good!!! The thrilling sense of distance was irresistible! It's not particularly erotic, so it may be subtle for those looking for it.

This is a story about a junior who changes his lover every week and a senior who has a pretty face and is quickly shaken by the gap between what's inside. I don't know what is disappointing about Shino-senpai's content, but I wonder if there are places where the young ladies appear vulgar. It's totally normal though. Serio is swayed by Shino senpai because it's hard to understand what kind of actions and feelings he has. I read it while feeling annoyed by the two of them passing by each other.

As I got to know it, it felt good to be drawn in. I want to read on. The picture is beautiful and I bought it from the author, but there was no doubt about it.

Whether it's a sensitive teenage love or friendship, a heart that fluctuates over an ambiguous boundary is delicately and carefully expressed. It's also good that it's a kyudo club story. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

Read it back when you want to cheer up. I bought comics. I really want to support you. I like both the original story and the drawing.