Reviews for To Write Your Words Manga

This review contains spoilers. Even though it was a comic, it was a manga that made me feel like I was reading a novel, and every sentence was really wonderful. I was drawn into the world. It was the first time I read a book like 2 men and a woman, 1 hugging her in real life, and the other holding her sweetly, deeply, in a novel, so it was really, really good.

This review contains spoilers. I thought they were very good at writing oral writing scenes. There are depictions that reveal the protagonist's heart and desires, but the sense of distance where they don't physically touch them is frustrating, and my relationship with my boyfriend is also entangled, and I finished reading it in no time while wondering what would happen... Because there is no physical contact, it is rather erotic and real. That was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. Well what, is this author serious? that's crazy. It's just like Aoki-sensei's last work. There are no erotic pictures, and the words of the heart make my feelings swirl. If the drama starring Fujigaya is interesting, read the previous one, buy the dangerous volume 2 and 3 right away, and read it right away. I want it to be made into a movie; it might be in my top 3. huh

This review contains spoilers. When I read it quickly, the entanglement between the two was unsatisfactory, but when I read it carefully later, I felt the love of a very wonderful adult. I want to touch it, but it's not shaking. The last thing I thought was that they are so wanted and loved.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad it was a slightly fresh feeling of a love affair between an artist and a dentist. I'm relieved that the two were safely tied together. I wanted to see more.

This review contains spoilers. As for the title, I thought it was really erotic, but that wasn't the case. It was so beautiful. I'm writing a sensual novel in the story, and somehow this one was drawn in too. It's interesting! I wanted to read more!

This review contains spoilers. I also read the previous work by this author, but the passage between men and women was sad, and even so, the way they felt each other was warm, and it brought tears to my eyes. I really like the simple and cute picture that matches the quiet atmosphere. I felt that it was natural for Yuka and Hasegawa to be attracted to each other, but Ando and Yuka, who looked uneven, were also two people I wanted to cheer for. The scene where Ando takes Yuka to the beach, and the scene where Yuka loves Ando, was also exciting. I want every character to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. For the time being, I bought it right after reading all of them, so I stopped reviewing until I finished reading 3 volumes. Everyone who appeared was sincere, had a good personality, and I empathized with everyone, and I was convinced by the ending, but it was just like that. But the fact that Ando was best friends with Hasegawa-sensei was good as a result, and it was also good that Hasegawa-sensei and Yuka-chan tied the knot 3 years later. Even so, oral descriptions on the subject of sexual love are erotic. It's too erotic. It was wonderful to jump over romantic feelings and make me feel like I want to actually touch them, and I was intoxicated by the pleasure of being brought out by my teacher who I had never seen before.

This review contains spoilers. I read it a long time ago, so I bought it because I was worried about the ending. Mr. Ando is my favorite character, so I want to meet him again. The story ended in a way that I was satisfied with the flow of time. It would have been even better if there was a later one.

This review contains spoilers. Probably because the subject is a novel, it seems like I'm reading a really comfortable novel, and I like this kind of work.