Reviews for Even So, I Will Love You Tenderly Manga

The psychological depiction of the person is good. You won't regret it. I recommend it. I'm buying the author

I'm glad it was so interesting, it was a work I thought I'd read and go back to

I was able to read it while thinking that the older person invited me was cute even though he was a handsome guy... he would really make me happy. I'm addicted to it!

After all, this author can't be missed. It was heart-wrenching, sad, and the content was good. I'm in love with the man who received it lol I hope for a sequel this time at 2CP ‼

It's a spin-off of “No Matter What...”, but this is the first Yoneda Kou work I read without knowing it. It's a gay x nonke story, but the atmosphere at the base of the work is just “normal.” For that reason, each and every one of Harumi's (gay) expressions are already so sad, so sad. There was no loss when I bought it according to Yoneda's story. This one is no exception. It's a sad love story that doesn't work unless it's BL, but it really tickles “girls' hearts.” The review title is a scene from my first sex show ('`) Agony v

I like all of Yoneda Kou's works. This one is brighter and easier to read than other works! There aren't too many lines and I read it while feeling what's included between the lines, so I feel a sense of satisfaction after reading

It's a spin-off I really don't want to touch. is Deguchi-san handsome and cool? It's kind of erotic ⤴ does everyone have terrible sex appeal when drawn by Yoneda sensei? are you going to cringe? I'm glad I was able to watch the last double date! I wanted to see more>_<

I love the teacher's work. It was better than I expected. I really didn't have one.

I read it after reading the previous one, and Deguchi-kun is cute!! I like him, but being a friend... is sad. Onoda was also natural, and I thought he would be popular.

It's a spin-off of It's sad until I confess, and the sadness until I get a clear answer even after that is unbearable ❗. Once their thoughts come through, they don't bargain too much, and it's easy to directly convey their feelings. It's a spin-off, but it's also a very good work.

It's a spin-off work of “I Really Don't Want to Touch It,” so I recommend reading it after “I Really Don't Want to Touch It”? I'm glad the story was no less sad than the main story!

It's an independent story, but maybe it's easier to understand Onoda's personality after reading “No Matter What!” It's a popular work, so I feel like there aren't many people who haven't read either, but there may be people like me who have recently changed their tastes. I wasn't good at sad stories, so I avoided it, but it's still good. The transition from a playman-like character at the beginning of the exit to serious love is well expressed, and it conveys a feeling of sadness. Even though he's a popular man and has the power to beat a man, I really don't know what to do with Nonke that I've really fallen in love with! It was so cute that it looked like that. The case of Onoda was also a good expression of the feelings, confusion, and dilemma of Nonke falling for a man. There's a little bit of detail involved, such as trying to get bogged down in that “nonke” group, and I'm drawn right into the story.

Since it's a spin-off work, I also read the previous work, but after all, Yoneda sensei's work has so many detailed emotional depictions that I can empathize with the characters, and my heart is moved every time by the events that occur when I read it. That was exactly the case with this work, and both Deguchi-san and Onoda-kun had really amazing characters, and so was the story. You should read it!!

It was beyond my expectations. It's so deep that you don't think it's a single comic. I was convinced that the reviews were high.

It's a spin-off I really don't want to touch. All of Yoneda Kou's works are wonderful, but if anything, I like this one better. I wonder what it is. I am drawn to the unique and gentle atmosphere. You can enjoy this alone, but I definitely want you to read both.

I read the book I really don't want to touch on by the same author first, and I read it with anticipation because it's a story centered around Mr. Ono who appeared in it. Honestly, it exceeded my expectations, and it was a very good work. It's just sad! But I was relieved that the two were convinced and got used to dating. At the end, those two people who really didn't want to be touched also appeared, and the entanglement of the four of them was interesting. Nice fan service!