Reviews for Even So, I Will Love You Tenderly Manga

that's sad. For that reason, I'm really happy with the happy ending. It feels real.

Of course, I love Yoneda Kou-sensei's “Chiru ~”, but this work has a different vector from that, and I love it. It's sad and sweet. Deguchi-san is too cute.

I read this before the spin-off original. I was able to enjoy it without any problems, but I think it would have been better after reading it in some places. It proceeded from both Onoda-kun and Deguchi-kun's point of view, so I was able to understand the movement of their feelings very well and really got in. I wonder if I can enjoy everyday stories this much without trauma or special people appearing... this author is really good at depicting psychology. I was so relieved and sad, I'm glad it exploded so lovingly after they stuck together (laughs) the last page made me smile, and the feeling after reading it was so good! I'm convinced by the high reviews!

I bought it because the reviews were high. Deguchi-san is nice, she's cute and I like her. I think it's a good work

I haven't read the original spin-off, but I enjoyed it enough. The worries and feelings of Mr. Deguchi, who is gay, were conveyed, and I was so sad that my heart hurt, but I wanted to know the future quickly, so I read on. I was able to empathize with the fact that Mr. Onoda from Nonke's worries are certainly true, and I want to read more about their happiness!

225 pages and a great read! I was so sad that I cried a little bit. I recommend it!

The original spin-off was unread, but no problem, it was interesting. Saiko's category. I'm glad I read it! I love the Moedashi Suits design, so I want to read the original spin-off too.

It's a spin-off, but I was able to fully enjoy this alone. I like all of the pictures and the development of the story. I bought it without loss and am very satisfied.

It's a spin-off of “I Don't Want to Touch It,” and I read it first by all means. It was great, but personally I wanted another level of excitement, and then I read this book, and it was perfect! The storyline and the occasional sense of sadness, and the level of eroticism and the driving force of imagination were exquisite, and there was a sense of satisfaction that my experience points increased one by one after I finished reading it. These two works are treasures.

Although it was a spin-off, it was a good read. really in love! It's a work that makes me think. I feel like I'm humming with some fun feeling after reading it (not softener, but humming).

No matter what, it's derived from... I'm happy that those two are coming out a little bit too. Even so, the picture is wonderful.

I wanted to read more. It makes a fool of me, and it's irresistible. adult romance.

The teacher's work is profound and very good!! This was wonderful too! It's a work I'm glad I came across.

After all, it was highly rated, so I bought it. I enjoyed it as a spin-off work.

I really didn't want to touch it, so I bought it right after reading it! I bought this one too and didn't lose anything! I recommend it! After reading it no matter what, there are places where they intersect in chronological order, and I feel like I can enjoy it twice because I think Mr. Onoda was like this behind that... I think you can enjoy it even if you haven't read it. Even though this artist isn't really good at painting, the way he chooses the flow of emotions and words is really good, and it makes me cringe. And there's humor, too. The scene where Onoda never thumbs up in bed is funny.

It's not like there's anything special about the main characters, and the feeling that they are gently in love is really exciting! It's not erotic, but it's still a work I'm glad I bought ('`)

I like all of Yoneda-sensei's works, and this is one of my favorite works. Mr. Deguchi, who is older, is good. Deguchi-san, who usually seems to do everything smartly, became disheartened to look clumsy and unrequited. I've reread it over and over again.

As the title suggests, it's a gentle love! The last bonus double date was nice.

the reception is so erotic and cute... No, there isn't that much eroticism, but Moe explodes towards the end. I recommend reading this after reading “I Really Don't Want to Touch It,” but it's fine because it doesn't interfere with understanding unless you read it in particular.

It was a long time since I was satisfied with the content! I understood the uncomfortable feeling, so I reread it over and over again.