Reviews for Waiting for Spring Manga

This review contains spoilers. I really love Aya because she's so cool! I know the happy ending between Mizuki and Hisaya-kun... but, but! No matter what, I want to take a look at Aya-chan's route too! This is the first time I've fallen in love with a subcharacter this much!

This review contains spoilers. Everyone works hard and is cute. I wish I had this kind of youth. I recommend Aya. they're getting stronger in America, aren't they?

This review contains spoilers. The pictures were beautiful and once I started reading, the content was perfect. While remembering the old days that romance was prohibited in club activities, there used to be, I was amazed at the cute love affairs, friends, and Aoharu of club activities of high school students. I want to read what the members are now in a few years. It might be fun if Aya and Mizuki also have subtle feelings.

This review contains spoilers. As you can see by looking at the cover, only good-looking guys appear, so it's a feast for the eyes lol I was surprised that was all there was to it when the joke went on, but it's a story where you can play back and forth, but it's a story where you can play the best in terms of pictures and stories!

This review contains spoilers. It's still in the middle, but it makes me excited every time ♡ The content makes me want to love ^^ I'm looking forward to future developments!

This review contains spoilers. I'm impressed that Aya is such a nice guy. Even though the human mind is fragile, the feeling that it was completed in high school, and the sense of grandeur was fascinating. The fact that I didn't draw after high school stirs up my imagination, so I think it was just the right way to end. I was able to find a good work.

This review contains spoilers. Aya-chan has always wanted to be her favorite girl. But love didn't come true, but I thought it was an amazing person to be like that. It was good to have a relationship with each other forever. But after all, Aya is a very nice guy.

This review contains spoilers. First, Mizuki is a good kid. Also, the 4 people in the basketball club are good friends and watching them makes me smile. Aya is cool too and she can stick with either one! It wasn't until I read a girls' comic that I thought from the bottom of my heart. I usually want to cheer for heroes, but this one makes me want to cheer for both of them. I want to cheer Nana and Ryuji too. Anyway, there aren't any characters I don't like. Even though Mizuki is modestly older, it's fine for Ryuji to speak ill of it (even though it's an honorific for Kyosuke). And above all, I'm happy that the extra edition depicts almost everything I was interested in in volume 14, even though I had no complaints even if it ended with volume 13. I can read it while feeling excited (laughs) I think it's a comic that makes me feel like I'm longing for this kind of high school life. I recommend it!

This review contains spoilers. The fact that they've been playing basketball while thinking about the main character for a long time, and when they resume falling in love with another boy, is quite shocking for Aya, and I've always recommended Aya from T^T Itto.

This review contains spoilers. I wanted to have this kind of youth! I read it over and over again and it makes me cringe. I usually look forward to a happy ending with the hero, but since I recommend Aya, I was sad and excited.