Reviews for Intertwining Lives Manga

I'm talking about 2CP with connections. Each story was well organized, and it was sad, painful, and made me feel peaceful. I like Happien, so I thought the 1st CP would be painful, but I'm glad that the extra edition at the end of the book was about to be saved. I'm glad I came across good works.

I'm glad that the emotional part was so real. The flow of the story is relaxed and short, but I'm glad that there are waves in one story. Feelings are also clearly conveyed from facial expressions. While I was researching works under another name, I learned that BL was also written, and I read this one first, which had completed volume 1. I haven't read any other works yet, but my expectations have risen!

I don't think there's any loss in buying it at this price...! I really like the recommended pictures for those who focus on storyline, and the expressions are very nice (;) I want to see a variety of BL works too!

Among BL works, there are also works where you can find a partner very easily and do H by receiving and attacking, but like this work, in reality, it's not that easy to find a partner, and if they do, I read it while wondering if there are various conflicts. However, this work isn't that serious or heavy. For example, if you think of it as a story about a few people intermingling at the scramble crossing, you can read it pretty sluggishly. But it made me think about a lot of things, and it made my heart feel tingling and warm. It was the last bonus comic, and I thought it was a really tight and good work.

There were 2 related episodes. I've already cried. I was so good at carrying stories and lines that I read them all at once. it's youth, isn't it? I was so excited. I'm glad I wasn't sad. That's a good story, and the way it ends. This is a book I can often reread

I was drawn to the sad feeling of the cover of all 4 episodes of “We Intermingle” and read it. These are two love stories where the stories of episodes 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 are related and intertwined. What is the whereabouts of the feeling that I can't stop liking you... Psychological depictions and facial expressions were delicately drawn, and I was able to get into the story without difficulty. ~Episode 1 and 2~ Yoshiya, who belongs to the High School Movie Lovers Association, is reunited with Micchan, whom she had an unrequited love with since elementary school. This miracle! I would expect that, but... Feelings that overflow from a chance reunion, and reality seen through a lens. A story for myself in order to settle my first love of 8 years. I was so sad that the back of my heart felt tight. The fresh love of a high school student is brilliantly depicted with a sad expression. ~Episode 3-4 ~ Yu, who works part-time at a takoyaki restaurant that Yoshiya often goes to, is a rookie actor. Makoto, a playwright who sometimes comes to the movie lovers club that Yoshiya belongs to and teaches him, are actually lovers. While Makoto is delighted with the sight of Yu growing up steadily, a certain feeling develops... When adults are finally able to say their true intentions, Yu's true intentions spill over, which she had given up on what she wanted to pursue. I'm glad that the conflict and true intentions due to adulthood have a human touch. It was bittersweet, but the feeling after reading that made the future look bright was wonderful. The depiction feels blurry and invisible. “Extra Edition” page 10:2 years after that, Yoshiya found Micchan in the city. I'm so relieved by the closing story that makes me feel so relieved. “Character Profile” page 4 “Afterword” page 1

that was sad. It's a solid work that isn't based on expediency. I want Yoshiya to be happy ‼ ︎ by all means! Yu was really sorry and cried along the way... But is it okay now? That was great.

The story between Yu and Makoto was good. There isn't much eroticism, but the story is sharp and it's like a drama, and I was sad and happy when I read Yu twirling and twirling in response to Makoto's word by word. As for high school stories, I wonder if Micchan contrasts with Yoshiya Micchan and Yu Makoto because she usually has a good personality (laughs). I'm talking with a character who is the exact opposite.

Each of the 4 characters is in love, and they experience a different type of trouble in the midst of it. To be honest, I don't really like the pictures, but the psychological depiction of the characters is natural, so I was really drawn in when I read them.

I wonder if the CP story on the cover is like this in reality. The story of Yu and Makoto from the other CP may be a more common development, but I like whichever one is better. It was a good work that I want to reread once in a while

177-page story with 2 groups, 2 and a half laughs each with 1 title work (with bonus 9p to be discussed later). wow... This is an unusual end, or rather, it betrays the reader's expectations (expectations) again. I cried because I was so sad about either story. The second half is a spin-off of Bijin Takoyaki Tomoku-kun, but if I were to put it bluntly, the second half might be more easily received by readers as a BL trend. It's not a pretty picture, but the freckled protagonist and the picture of cutting corners are cute and the characters are nice.