Reviews for Boarding School Juliet Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've been reading it since it was serialized. I wanted to read it after a long time, so I read it with nostalgia, but I'm moved no matter how many times I read it. It's a story about a couple between enemy countries growing up in a school created by two conflicting countries for the purpose of friendship. In the Showa girls' manga, Uehara Kimiko's work “Angel's Serenade” is a story within the same country divided into west and east (there are works that seem to have the Berlin Wall as a motif during the period when East and West Germany were divided, but the content is similar, but here is a very nice work. Inuzuka, the protagonist, who has many disappointments, changes the world by going out with Persia, and it's a very wonderful thing. They confess in episode 1 and start dating, so it seems like the ending is understandable, but the twists and turns are good. It is said that it was completed in volume 16, and I definitely want to read the continuation of this work. It has also been made into an anime, and I especially like the ending “Until the World Changes Someday” by Riho Iida! Be sure to listen to the opening too. The anime ended with Juliet's birthday party, so I hope the rest of the story will be animated someday...

This review contains spoilers. The story is good, and not only Persia, the main heroine, but the girls are cute overall (personally, I liked Renji, including her personality. This kid is too nice...). It is a type of romantic comedy that has confessed since the first episode, and the conclusion is almost known, and it is a work where you can enjoy the growth and process of the protagonist and main heroine leading up to their marriage and dream (changing the world where the two countries fight against each other to resolve their rut). Romeo grew as a human being to such an extent that it was unthinkable from the personality of the main character in the early days, and I was very interested in people who steadily increased their allies even in human relationships. As you read it, you can see that it's just like in the real world, and it's being built up well. I'm also reading the author's latest work, Kuroneko to the Witch's Classroom, and I'm looking forward to it in the future.

This review contains spoilers. The characters and story were great!! Finally, it was a great book where I was able to finish with a smile, knowing that each character was doing their job, and everyone was reunited at the wedding. I definitely want to read the extra edition when it comes out!

This review contains spoilers. Exactly the modern version of Romeo and Juliet ♡ there were plenty of battles, laughter, friendship, and romance lol (the anime was interesting too lol), Romeo is popular lol lol even though he's liked by such cute girls, he has a face that doesn't make any sense, yet Juliet has a Dele Dele face ♡ I'm going to watch this kind of place! I was in agony that Romeo, who was sitting outside the window in the last episode, called me ♡ Exactly Romeo and Juliet... ♡

This review contains spoilers. Pell-chan is just so cute. The settings and the names of the characters are solid, but interesting. The end was as expected, but I was convinced.

This review contains spoilers. The main character's pure feelings are so cute, or rather, my heart has been purified somehow. Even though it was Forbidden Love between rivals, it didn't feel that muddy, it was a pure romantic comedy, fun to read, and it was a story I thought was cute!! It was also made into an anime, and I definitely want many people to read it!

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about a relationship between countries that compete with each other, but the feeling of Forbidden Love isn't that strong, and it's interesting to read.

This review contains spoilers. Recommended work! The strength of two people who don't use the environment they were born in as an excuse. I was moved by the depth of love! I want you to read this work until the end!