Reviews for Even So, I Will Love You Tenderly Manga

This review contains spoilers. Mr. Deguchi, who looked young and was able to work so hard, was a great reception. I like it but I can't communicate it well and it's tough to try to withdraw

This review contains spoilers. It's a spin-off and sequel to “I Don't Want to Touch It.” A story about the love between Shima's boss Onoda and the gay exit. It's very strange that even though it depicts the same world line as the previous work, it has such a different impression due to the differences in the characters. Whereas in the previous work, the island's adulthood and depressed feelings created a heavy and quiet atmosphere, this time I felt that the bright and mackling impression of the exit improved the atmosphere of the story with the lights improving the tempo. Also, I think the subtlety of trivial feelings is carefully expressed precisely because it depicts a very common thing of watching the process of romantic feelings developing and growing in normal everyday life where no incidents or problems occur. The sadness of the unrequited love at the exit, which was wobbly at the slightest moment, was conveyed very well. Also, Deguchi's bright personality is linked to his ever-changing expression, and it conveys a variety of emotions beyond joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure. Also, the sight of Deguchi and Onoda discussing anything is impressive. They clearly communicate what they want to say, and sometimes the interaction between these two people is like a married couple manzai, and you can see how compatible they are as people. Slowly but steadily, the distance between our hearts became closer, and when we had both feelings, I sincerely thought that it was good that Exit's feelings were rewarded. It's wonderful to see them making an effort to walk close to each other in various ways even after they start dating. The interaction during the final 4-person gathering scene was really interesting, so I wanted to see more of it.

This review contains spoilers. amazing... what is this feeling... When I read it after reading I Really Don't Want to Touch It, there was a tremendous sense of security when Mr. Togawa appeared in the second half. (Laughter) And Deguchi-san...!!! This one is quite a swamp. I wonder if they become so cute when they have someone they like in front of them... I was so excited to say that I don't have a heart. But when I said I didn't have a heart for the second time (when I was waiting in front of the house for Mr. Onoda to return after a bit of a fight), I cried in many ways. Since it takes so much courage, I saw Deguchi-san and thought that being made to wait for someone else would raise regrets and lead to loss of confidence. Even so, I think it's fine to have an unrequited love for 3 years, but on the contrary, I feel attached to Mr. Onoda's sluggishness. (Laughter) I still have a lot of feelings that I want to watch The Last Double Date, but now I love everyone in this film so much that I can enjoy imagining what kind of conversation it is about.