Reviews for Even So, I Will Love You Tenderly Manga

I read it because I know it's a spin-off that I really don't want to touch. Why was Togawa a favorite character, and how does Onoda's gentle and kind person fall in love with people of the same sex... There wasn't a big incident going to happen, but I'm glad I was able to catch a glimpse of Onoda's mental conflict, and there was a nice gap in how cute the characters were. I recommend it.

Although it's a spin-off, I like this one better than the original. I like it too much. It's definitely Yoneda sensei's work, but this one in particular is amazing because it makes the main characters taste so manly yet their hearts are screwed!

Still, after all, they fall in love, don't they? Even if I try to stop it over and over, even if I try to give up, I can't do it anymore. Thank you for having such a sad but gentle love.

As we become adults, we think with our heads, become deliberate, and pretend to be calm. I couldn't be honest with the person I fell in love with, and when I noticed, I had an unrequited love for years. This kind of thing is possible, isn't it? If that's love for nonke, I think they'll be more careful. Since the depiction of such an adult's mental conflict is carefully developed step by step, it slowly becomes a matter of time. that's good, isn't it? There may be people who think that the development is slow, but in the case of this work, I think “An Adult's Sad Love” resonates because it's a slow development ✨ Really, there were plenty of scenes that tightened my heart over and over again.

There are definitely people I feel comfortable with. There may be times when it's hard to tell whether it's friendship or romance (I'm not aware). I wonder if Onoda was like that at first. But it must have been painful to replace Exit's love with friendship and be by his side. I'm glad the threatening confession that took time to spend together went well, though. In that sense, I'm glad I ended up feeling slightly happy in the end.

A spin-off of “I Don't Want to Touch It.” Nonke Onoda, a plain and nice person, has feelings for a handsome guy who enjoys gay life to the fullest. 3 years too! My heart is tingling when I think about the inner feelings of Deguchi, who has watched Onoda's love history during that time. Maybe it was Onoda's insensitivity, or his good poker face at the exit... someone like Onoda who was serious, pleasant, and came in quickly. At the beginning of the relationship, she was probably satisfied with her “kindness,” but as she listened to what was said, she encouraged selfishness, and at the end, she was probably the type to be “bored” and dumped. There are times when I can't say strongly that it's a female partner, though. It seems like we can get along with that point of exit in a good way. I think they are two people who complement each other even though they have an age difference and a small gap between gays and non-gay people. For Deguchi, sex that isn't “processing” is very important. Does it really excite you by exposing yourself, being accepted, and being accepted? Wow, Onoda's stunned face in the bath is unbearably adorable. you're a virgin! If you're led to an EXP level 5 exit and open an unknown door, that's going to happen, right? People are attracted to things they don't have, they develop gaps, and they are jealous of the past the more they fall in love with it. There are times when a kind lie hurts the other person, and they use the wall as an excuse to say something they don't really mean. I still love the turbulence, confusion, and pain around there! The way to draw is exquisite, isn't it? It's a good read even if you don't rely on H scenes, and you won't get tired of it no matter how many times you read it. The balance of seriousness, medicine, and laughable slow speed is also good, and the present for the appearance of the last Shima-kun & Togawa-san CP is also good??

A spin-off of “I Don't Want to Touch It.” Those two also came out and my tension went up insanely!! lol this one also depicts the fear of falling in love with Nonke, and it's full of sadness. My favorite work.

I like this one better. I read it over and over again. I really like the first scene. I'm impressed by Deguchi's sex appeal and boldness.

I love Deguchi because she's so cute! The psychological depiction and story are solid, and it feels like a perfect work.

I read it next as a spin-off of “I Really Don't Want to Touch It.” My impression is that this one might be more readable. The fact that Mr. Deguchi, who is gay, fell in love with Nonke's Mr. Onodera and wasn't able to confess even after 3 years, and the process where Mr. Onodera, who is sluggish in his confession, slowly became aware of his own feelings, and there were emotional swings even though he was impatient with Mr. Onodera, and Mr. Onodera's relaxed and gentle personality and Mr. Deguchi's exchanges with Mr. Deguchi, who continues to wait even though he is impatient with it, sink into my heart.

I read this after reading “I Really Don't Want to Touch It,” and this one was great! I don't really like Onoda's plain and serious characters, but every interaction and line with Mr. Deguchi was so realistic, and it was like watching the reality of a real gay x nonke couple. I was able to read it by sympathizing with Deguchi-san's feeling of not being able to afford it and Onoda's puzzled feelings. Yonedako-sensei, who can draw each other's feelings and interactions up to this point, is truly amazing ✨ Personally, I like the bathing scene after doing it. Onoda playing in that scene was great! lol

I can't stand it anymore. I'm in agony. Isn't the Onoda x Deguchi pair cuter than the Togawa x Shima pair? Deguchi-san is too cute ♡ I burst out laughing at Togawa-san's last appearance. If you read it, I recommend reading “I Don't Want to Touch It No Matter What.”

I'm addicted to “Chiru!” (I finally bought a magazine) Yonedakou sensei's Lehman stuff. The 893 teachers are excellent, but I can't miss Lehman's either. It's a story about Nonke's Onoda and Gay Exit CP, but I think the appeal of the work is that Onoda is so kind. Even though Deguchi was a playboy, he was so cute in front of Onoda.

I've reread it over and over again. The main character is cute, cool, and pathetic, and at first glance, he seems cool, and I am attracted to him as an attractive person full of humanity. It's a very well-made story, and I think it would be nice if there was a sequel, and I think it would be nice if there was a sequel.

I like the feeling of thinking about each other... it's a work that makes me feel happy by rereading it over and over again whether it's gay or non-gay

It's a spin-off of “I Don't Want to Touch It,” so I bought 2 books at the same time. I read Shima-kun & Togawa-san first, then read Onoda & Deguchi-san later, but from the time of Shima-kun, I thought Onoda was a kind person who could be cared for, but even in Onoda's main story, he was still a kind person. So much so that I think I want a boyfriend like this. Both stories were very well expressed, such as conflict and suffering that can only be felt between gays and non-gay people, and both of them made me burst into tears. It was wonderful.