Reviews for Forget Me Not Manga

It's a retrospective youth comic about how this also happened, and why did they do this. I wonder if the original story is Taiwanese. Not only is it real, but it also has a slight fantasy, which is a magazine flavor. It doesn't feel like a sweet or sour moteki. I love it, and I read it back once in a while.

The love patterns with each character were wonderful. I thought the main character was really a genius who would destroy love. Each one falls in love with many heroines, so I think one person can usually create their favorite character within you. It's slightly different from a harem, but it's recommended for those who want harem stuff (because they're ruining their chance at love) or love patterns with lots of cute girls. However, I wanted it to end properly at the end.

There may be a lot of things from girls, but lol I've enjoyed it so much already. It's fun until the last trick, so don't overlook every detail ♫

It was an interesting story where you could really understand the protagonist's growth. This work has a feeling that will stay with you in your heart.

Every story is an interesting search for Koyu and there are various love stories, so you can enjoy it

I want to say thank you to the author of this book and myself for picking up this book! I thought the real beginning of this comic was volume 5. You'll be jingling as you read on! In the final volume, I cried with joy and relief. If you've read even one volume, I definitely want you to read it until the end, and I can confidently recommend this book so you won't regret it!

I love this so much...! The main character is easily swept away, but he's a normal guy in a good sense, isn't he? That's why I feel a sense of familiarity and want to cheer them on. The girls that come out are all worried, and they are cute. And he's very good at painting. I'm in love with it.

There are times when gears go crazy because of the surroundings. The conflicts between the adolescent children played out so often that it made me cry!!

First of all, I love painting! Cute, beautiful, I think this is important. “The Maidens of the Wild Season.” I liked it and read this one too, although the original story is by someone else. Each romance is a story about fighting and passing each other, and since it's sweet and sour, I can sympathize with it to the point where I feel like an adult, and I'm worried about the future. However, if you read it through, you just can't fall in love with the main character... Someone told me, “I'm only thinking about myself.” Repeat it over and over again, and hurt your opponent. Why are they so popular with such cute kids?? I'm angry, but that's because I don't like the main character, which doesn't mean the story itself is bad, and it was interesting for me in the sense that I support the girls. If it's a paper book according to other people's reviews, is there a bonus at the end? even if it's electronic, I wanted it to be posted huh?

The characters' expressions are delicately drawn, and the screen is gorgeous. I felt that the soft and gentle touch was very nice.

I read the entire volume myself, but to be honest, I didn't find it very interesting. I haven't met the main character very often. However, the pictures are very beautifully written, so I think it's good.

For now, only one volume. Volume 2 and beyond are under consideration, but I'm curious about the continuation! When the main characters were students, I know if it was sweet or sour... lol I haven't read it until the end, so I don't know what will happen in the future, but as others have written, there are parts that make the main characters hazy. The girls are cute. I wonder if I can meet the woman on the phone...

I'm surprised that the main character is so popular! I've only read it halfway through, but it's a work I want to collect!

I read it without saying anything, but I liked it because it drew people so carefully that it was surprisingly careful. The content is a shonen manga magazine, and there is a slight sense of fantasy, but the subtle subtleties of love and emotion are carefully expressed with the fineness and delicate way of applying expressions typical of female writers, and I was surprised to inadvertently remember the magazine it was published in.

I was drawn to the cover of volume 1 and started reading it, but it was great. At first, I was a little frustrated with how the story progressed and the main character, but it was a jittering work. I'm glad that the picture matched the style and atmosphere!

A story where the main character grows through various romantic experiences. The biggest mystery is hard to solve, but until then, you will meet various people, worry, and progress. The psychological depiction is detailed, so I think back to my old romance and say, “Oh, this also happened,” and to the main character, “Why would you do that!” You can empathize with it like that. The last one was personally quite convincing. I think it's a work that both those who have been in love and those who haven't.

It was interesting because it was a development where the accumulation of certain futuristic things was connected when living in a futsu.