Reviews for Even So, I Will Love You Tenderly Manga

I bought it because I was interested in it because it was a spin-off work. After all, I like this one better, but this one was good too.

I have had an unrequited love for a long time! Serious love only comes from being serious. I'm glad it came to fruition. I'm going to cry. Both those who liked it and those who fell in love with it were wonderful. Do nonke and homo really break up with each other ← I like this one. There is just a feeling of being confused. But I understand too much that I can't step in because I don't want it to end! I wonder if people who read it understand this feeling (laughs)

I read it no matter what, and I was curious about this too, so I read it. I wasn't that addicted to it the first time, but I thought it was a work that felt good every time I reread it 2 or 3 times.

A favorite work that I will reread over and over again! The troublesome part of a working adult man's heart is expressed really well and is unbearable. The cuteness and nastiness of the two main characters that emerge from their many interactions, such as conflict, jealousy, hesitation and quarrels. This is depicted in a ridiculously appealing manner. It's a wonderful story where you can gradually feel happiness naturally, even if there are no dramatic developments in a very normal life.

I feel that this teacher is genius in the way the story unfolds. Once you read it, you'll be in that world and you won't be able to get out of it. Apart from that, there are no incidents, and there are no muddy developments, but it feels like a very everyday scene connected. But it's pretty exciting. Since love is born, it's filled with such excitement that I wonder if it will work, and I can smirk and whine. While groaning, seriously, I think love is good. It's such a work. It's a spin-off, but even this one book is fun enough. But you can enjoy it even more if you read “I Really Don't Want to Touch It”!

When I bought the previous game, I was wondering if there were any other stories, so I found it when I looked for it. No one understood the meaning appeared, and it made me think that love would be difficult. It's linked to BL, but the human pattern is sad, so I recommend it to people who focus on stories. I've read it over and over with my previous work and cried over and over again...

No matter how many times you read it, you won't get tired of it. Above all, I've loved Yoneda's works since the doujinshi era. Really, I've always loved it because they are good at depicting feelings and the pictures have an atmosphere!

It's nice if the characters are people who actually exist. Serious and a bit tough, but he likes people quite a bit and is liked by those around him. They are the type of reception that girls admire because they are easy to take care of, have a senior-like temperament, and are rough but can be carefree. It's irresistible that these two start by attacking <<<<receiving. I know it's the best when this admired senior, who is cool as a person, is healthily in love with a man who just likes people he doesn't even take a quick look at. Of course it was great to run through to the end.

I love CDs. It's a spin-off of “No Matter What!”, but I think this book alone would be interesting. Reading the gap and the wall that must be overcome only because the underlying gap and thoughts between gays and nonke came through, made me think. It's humans that you fall in love with, not men or women. I thought everyone had the same problems.

The entire title work. It is 225p and is easy to read. An exit point of view “still, having a gentle love.” I wonder if people who are said to be intentional think more than necessary because they are timid? Onoda's point of view before and after “A World with Colors.” It's too late to notice! If you think about the way out, you won't be able to do it. But well, I was rewarded for my first time laughing and being sad... happy~*^o^ ~ ♪ Yatta~ “Easy Lies Never Seen” they bumped into each other with real intentions ◎ I haven't read the previous work, but I was able to get in without a problem. The gap between the surface and the inside of the exit was very good.

The depiction of unrequited love was sad and wonderful. Deguchi-san, who isn't honest, is cute and cute... I'm looking forward to the sequel.

Deguchi-san is so cute. The gap between a smart and to the point image and the depiction of unrequited love is wonderful. I think it's really so cute that it's a “scam.” It was a great work ☘

This is the first time I've read such an inspiring BL! The content is so deep that I thought comics would be so moving, and I'm taking this opportunity to read the teacher's other works too!

The depiction of each love that accelerates steadily, the conflict with oneself, and the courage to take the first step of wanting to be a lover from a friend (by confessing or coming out) is very exciting! It's a really good work no matter how many times I read it!

Have you been rereading it over and over again? Both receiving and attacking are normal, but very attractive. I can read it without any sense of incongruity. The lines make me laugh and it's fun to read. I'm thrilled at the sadness of unrequited love, and I'm in tears at the single-mindedness of receiving it! It's a work that shakes my emotions!

I thought it was cute that Deguchi-san, who said she wouldn't come out at first, wanted to tell Shima-kun that she was dating Onoda