Reviews for Even So, I Will Love You Tenderly Manga

When my feelings for 3 years came to fruition, I got into Deguchi-san's feelings saying “at last...” and became happy? And in the second part, the fact that after becoming lovers with Mr. Deguchi from Onoda, their various feelings deepened and they confirmed their love while fighting was really realistic? It's such a good story that a voice says “that was great” after reading it?

This is a spin-off of “I Don't Want to Touch It No Matter What” by Mr. Onoda. Why did Onoda fall in love with Shima-kun no matter what!? I thought so I was relieved with this spin-off...! I want both groups to continue to be good friends

It's a work with a happy ending that makes you cry. I really don't want to touch it, I like it, but which one do I like

I bought it because it was a spin-off for some reason. This work also made me cry... it's a work I want to reread over and over again!

It's a spin-off, so I bought it without hesitation!! When I looked back at the cover after I finished reading it, it came as a surprise...

I like the feeling of reading after reading, which somehow cleanses the mind. There were many realities, such as how their hearts were getting closer, and it was a wonderful story.

The entire title work. 225P/there is so much eroticism. Revised white cut/content ★ 5, characters ★ 5, how to end ★ 5/ ☆ story ☆ A gay outlet where the idea of chastity is relaxed and you can enjoy playing. I'm attracted to the soft and warm atmosphere of Onoda, whom I met at the sports bar I went to drink, but even if I fall in love with Nonke, there's no future, and if I were friends, I could stay by my side. But is it OK if I'm a friend? Three years have passed since I continued to swallow such words. For the past 3 years, I've always loved Onoda for 1 minute and 1 second every day. Even though he finally confesses his overflowing feelings from the flow of conversation, Onoda thinks it's a joke and is dodged. The exit fled the scene without knowing how to respond to such a reaction, and this time he told Onoda his true intentions without misleading him and waited for Onoda's answer... Meanwhile, when Onoda knew the way out felt... he was worried. I was so sorry I was worried. I want to respond to my feelings, but can I feel the same... There was an incident where they had an argument with Nakaguchi, and distance began to grow from there, and Onoda realized his own feelings. I became aware of the feelings that were within me even before I said it. //More on that... As you've already noticed, Togawa and Shima also come up a bit in Onoda's story of “I Don't Want to Touch It No Matter What.” It was a work that showed Onoda's soft atmosphere and gentleness rather than being serious... and the gap between his poor exit and the part that was actually pretty cool is also good. There was a lot of love packed into the clumsy and poor expressions of affection between the two after they became lovers, and it was a work that purifies bodies eroded by lewishness due to a hangover.

This is one of my favorite books. Exit's unrequited love is so sad that no matter when I read it, I empathize and cry.

It's a spin-off, but I think it's also a work with a different appeal than the original one. are the characters cute? ❤ I want a sequel (lol) If it comes out, can I buy it right away?

From beginning to end, I empathized with Harumi-kun, and I couldn't keep up with my heart either. Every time I had an exchange with Onoda, my heart ached. It's too sad to keep having feelings that aren't easy to reach for years. The only thing I can't agree with is that Harumi stubbornly wants to draw a line between “gay” and “nonke.” Of course, there are individual differences in values relating to gender identity, but I don't think it's necessary to bother emphasizing categories to promote feelings of hostility or alienation. I'm pansexual, so I have doubts about that sense of territoriality. I definitely want to talk about that with Harumi-kun! But after all, Yoneda Kou-sensei's works are absolutely amazing! I want to enjoy the lines slowly over time, word for word. It's also strange that the flow of time in the story feels so slow. My favorite work has increased by one more!

There was a spin-off!? Why didn't I know until now...!! it was sooo sooo good!! 3 years' worth of feelings.. Precious.. Onoda also had a persuasive personality that made Deguchi, who was playing, serious enough, and there was no sense of incongruity with the flow of the story, and the feeling after reading was refreshing. You can also see the Togawa & Shima couple, and it's a great deal!! Please read it!

A spin-off of “I Don't Want to Touch It.” The previous work was tingling, painful, and painful, but this work is a modern love pattern between gay and nonke. The exit is a hidden gay, and Taibu secretly diverges by playing with his partner for the night. That kind of exit is drawn to Nonke, and she is troubled by serious love, and comes to know the pain... a feeling of restraint and words to swallow. It's sad to see them pretending to be nothing. Maybe Onoda felt the same way when he saw the island. A state where the arrow of love flows in a one-way street. If Onoda is in love without expectations, if he can fall in love with a man, I wonder if it's reasonable to aim for a doggy and expect possibilities. It's also painful to expose my true intentions when I was prepared to finish it. However, low expectations are not in vain; they are not cut off; it's a crime, Onoda. Feeling the loneliness of not being able to meet is emotion... the problem that should be cleared in Onoda, who has begun to be aware, is the set-up ☆ between men. I wonder if I can get in from there... it's important though. Something relentless started from there, and why did it become like a fight that hurt each other? Why would they hurt you when you love it? ... Realizing love can also begin with jealousy. You've come to love it enough, Onoda. Let's go slowly, little by little. Don't be impatient and take your time... this work was also wonderful and nice. May you always be happy.

I never thought I'd be able to read Mr. Onoda's story, so I was happy. But after all, there is a feeling of sadness that seeps into my heart. It was originally nonke, so my heart tightens my heart when I read that things I don't know about people of the same sex hurt Harumi. Even so, since I fell in love with it, the fact that they worked so hard came through, and I was a little envious. It's unavoidable that small gaps gradually grow and pass by each other, but I think the results will change depending on how much you can be considerate of the other person. The kind Onoda is nice, but I also thought it would be cool to have strong intentions. It was so wonderful that Harumi was getting cuter and cuter too. After all, I think Yonedako-sensei is the best writer.

The artist is buying it. I often read this writer's stories when I want to read sad stories.

If you like “I Don't Want to Touch It,” I definitely want you to read it. It's fine because it's a normal love between two people with no particularly dark past. It's an adorable story that makes you clumsy because you like it, and that your vessels become narrow.