Reviews for Waiting for Spring Manga

The super funny ❗❗ characters are also rich in personality, and boys in particular... are handsome! are you curious about the continuation?

The boys are so cool! I like Aya, so I think I'd like to read Aya's main story as well.

The picture is cute! the boys are cool and they have nothing to say, right? Personally, I like Aya too. Even though I know they won't get together, I still hope Aya does her best (laughs)

Anyway, boys are so cool! The pictures are beautiful, and I bought 3 volumes that are easy to read. No regrets though! I want to read more soon! But I'm longing for such a popular period because it doesn't seem like it's going to happen in real life. It made me feel excited!

I'm excited to be with Mizuki... Forever natural is the strongest!! You're aware of it in volume 3 where you bare losing to Aya by Guigui, aren't you? It would be amazing if you were unaware. All of the boys have different personalities, so it's fun to read! I can't help but look forward to the continuation.

I wanted to be young like this. I can't help but think about it. There are lots of exciting situations, and it's a comic that makes me feel excited all the way with Mizuki. The atmosphere of boys is also boys' youth! It's nice to feel like that. Anyway, I don't think there's any harm in reading it.

The four handsome men have strong personalities and are fun to read at a good tempo? What are your expectations for the future relationship between Eiwa and Mizuki?

I still like Kyosuke more than Hisayaka-kun, do you still like Megane Danshi? A character that's a little bit like an older brother is even better again? (Laughter) I love Anashin-san's paintings, and I've read other comics, but this one is my favorite. are you looking forward to the continuation?

I've only read episode 1, but I'm really curious! I want to read more!

The 4 players in basketball are also cool, and I want to see the battle between Towato Aya continue soon! My heart is tight!

As per the genre, it's not a sports manga, so the basketball story isn't the main one, but it's a nice spice. It's not an impossible setting, and since there aren't any strange incidents, there aren't any crazy developments that are common in recent comics, and it's usually interesting. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

The feeling that Mizuki and Hisashi care about each other is natural and nice, and if they fall in love with people like this, high school would be fun and enjoyable, and it shouldn't be a place to study, but they have beautiful eyebrows in both education and martial arts. It's progressing well up to volume 3, so I want my ex-girlfriend, cousin, older brother's wife, etc. to appear, not complicate the story, and combine side stories to unfold refreshingly.

I laughed at the scene where Mizuki and the four of them met! It's amazing that Aya was actually a man too! I was able to read it honestly and happily to Mizuki. After all, men's buses are cool! Want to read more soon?

4 handsome guys+Aya. I don't dislike the heroine either, and I really like her. With expectations for the future ☆ 5

I'm 32 years old and I think I wanted to be in love like this. I mean, I wonder if there are such handsome (not just how they look) high school students ♡ In reality, they don't exist, so everyone probably admires them.

I bought it because the price had been cut and I was curious about the picture on the cover!! The boy is a handsome guy, and there are many places where I can sympathize with the main character's feelings, and playing sports is dangerous! So, I bought all of the ones that are out now and read them (••') I'm really worried about the continuation ~. I want to read it soon!!

I especially like pictures of boys. The handsome guy who seems to be around there is cool. I think he's good at the basketball scene too. I'm worried about the continuation.

Mizuki and the 4-member handsome basketball club are at the center of the story. Bocchi no Mizuki-chan and popular people at school become good friends, so I was worried that people would be bullied or that people with bad personalities would come out, but I'm glad there aren't any people like that in volume 1. (According to other people's reviews, it doesn't seem to come up in the future. Peace of mind.) It's not too sticky, and it's a work you can read thinking that youth is good while feeling relaxed with a good sense of distance. A high school student's clumsy pale love is nice, isn't it?

It's a very beautiful picture with a light touch. The story progresses slowly. There are no messy characters or anything, so it's heartwarming. I'm looking forward to the continuation.