Reviews for Even So, I Will Love You Tenderly Manga

That's not enough. It was really interesting and I liked it. In the author's afterword, it is written that there is no trauma, no special pain, or incident, and that really was the case. But that was the main attraction. The characters are all people who seem to exist in real life. Isn't this kind of love unfolding somewhere even now? It was about what I thought. Also, the conflicts and worries caused by homosexuality were real. When Deguchi left when he confessed, he said to Onoda, “Is that so? Since we met today, haven't we met in a while?” It was so cute that I couldn't bear to say that. Both of them were characters I had a fondness for, so I was pretty addicted to them. It's probably Yoneda's work and I like it the most.

I don't think it's a spin-off of “I really don't want to touch it,” it's a BL but solid story with a lot of content, and I take my hat off to the high degree of perfection.

I read it because I really didn't want to touch it, so I bought it because it's the same series! I was so sad that Mr. Deguchi couldn't be honest and that Mr. Onoda was kind and made me smile. It was a work that made me want to take a look at the lives of these two people after that.

I really didn't want to touch it, so I bought it because I thought I'd be able to watch a little bit after Shima-kun and Togawa-san. This is also a kind story, and it carefully depicts the process of two people, a nonke and a gay person, until their distance shrinks little by little and they become united in love. It's a really wonderful work where you can feel the difficulty and sadness of a relationship between men. A gentle love is nice

I wasn't able to convey my favorite feelings, and there were times when I was trying to be good friends all the time, and there were some things that were difficult until we had both feelings, but I'm glad that my feelings came true safely? Each character was interesting and cute, and I was able to enjoy the whole book ❗

A spin-off of by all means... The spotlight has been placed on Mr. Onoda. I'm glad that Mr. Onoda, who had an unrequited love by all means, is happy in this work.

It's a spin-off work for some reason, but I liked this couple better. Deguchi-san's struggles from feeling cool to her confession are cute and very charming. I enjoyed it even more since 2 people appeared for some reason. I became a fan of the author.

Love is tough, isn't it? yeah □ Halfway Deguchi-kun's feelings are sad and I'm in tears □ but to Happien ⤴️ I wanted to see the continuation of the double date ❗

A spin-off of “No Matter What, I Don't Want to Touch It.” This one is also very nice. It's not as serious as “no matter what!”, and the story isn't heavy, but the realistic psychological depiction says, “Accept it! Good luck~!!” It makes me want to do my best to support it.

It was a spin-off, but this alone was fun enough. And I was happy to be able to read it even after the two of them in the main story!

“No matter what!” were two people who were traumatized and thought a lot, but this is a story that can be read a little more lightly. There is no change in gay acceptance due to nonke attacks, and there are worries and conflicts, but don't worry, it's not painful at all. That doesn't mean it's not enough; it's an excellent work that carefully depicts a life-size person to the extent that I wonder if my colleague sitting next to me at work might have such trouble and need it.

Steady! LOL! The spin-offs I really don't want to touch are amazing! Because I loved Mr. Onoda! the last double was so nice that I got a nosebleed lol

We've kept our feelings hidden for years as friends that will never come true. But for some reason, I confessed, and I'm afraid I'm waiting for a reply from Nonke's boyfriend. After anyone confesses, whether gay or non-gay, there's no question of what kind of reply they'll get back. Such delicate feelings are depicted in detail. I want your unwaited feelings to come true ♡

It's so adorable how gays, who played lightly without making a favorite, seriously fell in love with people and became jealous and lost their time. The relationship with Nonke's partner gradually changes, and it's nice that they properly become lovers even though they bump into each other.

I read it after watching “I Really Don't Want to Touch It,” and this work was great too. First of all, the conversation was interesting, and I thought it was drawn with a very understanding of the feelings of gay people. I'm a woman, and it was a wonderful work that I was able to really empathize with.

A spin-off I really don't want to touch. It's already so good at psychological depiction that the more I read it, the deeper it becomes. I'm glad you're happy ❤

I fell in love with Nonke, and after confessing with worry, the two of them felt like they were walking a tightrope, and it hurt my heart. I took my life with Happien.

Every work is a work I want to take my time and read it slowly! I like how to say that the exchange and development of the conversation is interesting.

A spin-off of “I Don't Want to Touch It.” I'm glad that the process of the relationship gradually changing in the slow flow of time was carefully depicted.