Reviews for SUPER NATURAL Manga

This review contains spoilers. The romance between nonke was really nice. That would be puzzling, you'll hide it, and you'll be shaken by the romance you catch a glimpse of at least once. I was shaken when these two young people came together. After graduation, it was very natural for the two of them to grow and change over the years. There are many episodes that fly a few years from now, but even though they usually show that the environment has changed, “if that child's personality is, they will surely grow like this,” they have almost never come in Don Pisha, and I realized that the characters drawn by Ezuko sensei are alive. Even though it was a difficult love affair, they both had a sincere way of dealing with each other, and I wanted to support them.

This review contains spoilers. Volume 1 is Noble, and volume 2 is a story from Daichi's point of view. In volume 1, the image of Noble having too many feelings of his own and making a lot of noise (lol) has grown so much into a spadari in volume 2 that's too cool!!! It's painful to understand Daichi's problems too much, but I'm glad the two of them thought “it's okay” — tears. Also, how cute is Daichi after it blows through!! There was almost no eroticism, but it was a very satisfying story!

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about a cute love affair between a hard worker and the delicate earth and Nobu, who doesn't worry too much, is straight but has a relatively broad field of view. Volume 1 is about when I was a beauty college student in Osaka, and volume 2 is a story about 2 people moving to Tokyo and becoming members of society. Volume 2 was full of twists and turns, and I was really excited. It's written in the Kansai dialect from beginning to end, and there aren't many detailed descriptions of E○chi.

This review contains spoilers. Working people are definitely more interesting after starting a relationship. It came up as a problem with various barriers and relationships, and it was really nice to be able to solve it.

This review contains spoilers. First of all, I've always loved painting. It seems bland, the content is thick, and it goes by at a tremendous speed... it's not easy to communicate well just by having feelings in such a situation, and the reality is that this is no good, but the fact that Noble is positive, kind, and patiently trying to resolve it all at once comes really quickly. There were so many moments that made me want to cry until the end of volume 2, and I was happy. I love the cuteness of the earth, and the fact that you can be honest at the end after properly noticing Noble's positive attitude, sincere appearance, and words. This is a work from a while ago, and I'm really glad I bought it. I love it. I love that one more thing, but this level of satisfaction is terrible. A book I definitely want you to read.

This review contains spoilers. I read both volumes 1 and 2. I read Nonke x Nonke's BL for the first time, so it was a fresh feeling. I especially liked volume 2. It's been 4 years since they moved to Tokyo, and they're both jittery because of a slight difference in thread. I know how the earth feels, but I'm worried too much by myself! I was so upset that they were going to break up, but Nobu had a deep sense of affection and was really cool!! It was the best happy ending.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I've been rereading a lot. Nobu and Daichi are classmates at a beauty college. Nobu is a middle school student who is aware of the earth and avoids it and has a strange attitude! But the fact that they are childish, emotional, and honest is cute. I'm anxious and timid after Daichi, who is serious and firm, but Nobu is compassionate and worth relying on. I mean, Nobu has grown up, and maybe being in a proper relationship brought out his good points of calm. “JAM” depicts the anxiety unique to the reception of a former nonke couple, and it made me think. Worries that only I have been changed, and anxiety that my future is not guaranteed. Nobu, who properly faces the troubled earth, is insanely good! You've become handsome. The earth is cute too. It was a wonderful end where I thought these two would be fine.

This review contains spoilers. I like Daichi, who has smooth black hair and is a firm person and has a desire for protection even though it's true (laughs) I notice that I like it, avoid it, and it becomes a strange middle school student! It's a work where I can understand Nobu's feelings, but I can understand Nobu's feelings, like I want to watch after that, like I don't want to watch it... it's kind of a complicated feeling. Anyway, I thought that would be fine if the earth were happy

This review contains spoilers. Impressions of reading up to JAM, Nobu has become such a nice guy! I felt like he was still an unreliable person during his professional years, but after moving to Tokyo, Nobu, who is 24 years old, has become completely cool. Even though there is a part where people are feeling relieved, it is possible to stay close to the troubled earth and decide to break up for the sake of the earth even if it's hard. While Daichi was suffering from various insecurities in the earth, it was nice to be able to properly look into the future with Nobu at the end. The earth that was blown away was also very handsome.

This review contains spoilers. First of all, why “Noble”? Isn't “Noboru” bad? I read “Novolu” by myself until the end. BL Aru Aru's Unreadable Name (crying) Now it's a story [Volume 1] There is also a gentle pattern unique to the author, so there's no etiquette, but I'm drawn into the story. Moreover, since it's a story at a beauty school, technical terms are flying around, but it's not “bitter.” The color of the Rubik's Cube was really amazing at the end! Together, the confusion between the two was solved. And it's done. [Volume 2] Suddenly, I was surprised 4 years later, but I thought they were still on good terms and smiley, but there was a disturbing atmosphere. Are we already “breaking up?” I felt sad from beginning to end. The author is a genius who draws with no sense of modesty even though it has a number of pages! And while respecting each other's feelings, they are two people who change little by little. Once again, it's time to chew on happiness. I wonder if it's only the author's work that I'm very satisfied with even though it's not pure love, and there are almost no ethi scenes at all.

This review contains spoilers. It is the most reread of Etsuko sensei's works. In the student edition, it feels like the land of a firm person, the love of Kochama Nobu, and future worries, and it's relatively ridiculous. Volume 2 is good for working adults! Nobu has become a cool adult, and he clearly says it to Hitoma-chan, the greatest (applause) Daichi is a problem unique to receiving. Nobu also notices it and makes a mistake, but it's difficult to solve it quickly... The feeling of misplaced buttons even though they care about each other is real and painful. I cried every time because I empathized with the scenes of discussions at the final table and “I have experienced this too.” The scene that followed was even more tearful! There are also lots of spins, and each one is good.