Reviews for Our Precious Conversations Manga

It's a work I was obsessed with reading when I was a student. I love the way the air flows and the tempo of conversation, and I was really happy to come across this work. I reread it after a long time, and it reminded me of when I was a student.

My male friend told me that the main character was like you, and I started reading Nozomi is so cute and I love you... do you want me to have a strange story with Shirou-kun the whole time?

I started reading it because I liked the way Higashi-kun looked, but there was also a gag element, so I was so excited that I was so addicted to it...!!! It's the best work!

It's a gag story about high school boys and girls who can't understand each other. Although it is gag, it depicts deep psychology and what is thought to be truth. It's very logical and makes me laugh. I thought the pictures were so beautiful that they competed for 1 or 2 among the comics I know. It seemed like I could feel a fresh breeze in the manga.

It's a romantic comedy about high school classmates, and both Higashi-kun and Aizawa-san are clumsy, cute, and I couldn't stop being amazed at their pure exchange. It's not like anything special is going to happen, but the characters and tempo are good, so you can enjoy it until the end without getting bored. Rather, I wanted to see more of this world.

We enjoyed our long youth together! I think it's rare for a student to think things out so calmly, but it was interesting.

When I took a quick look at it before I bought it, I thought it would be tiring to read, but the interaction between the two was so interesting that I read it over and over again! They are two cute people! This might be my first comic! As expected, this is Robiko sensei.

There are no mean people, and everyone has a different personality, which is interesting. I think I wanted to spend my school days like this.

I love Robiko sensei's paintings. What's more, I love Higashi-kun the most. The first feeling of stuffiness... at the end, I want even more stuffy. I want Higashi-kun to talk more about nonsense and logic.

I think it's really a genius that makes it this interesting even though they're just having a conversation. There is progress as the place for conversation changes from volume 1, and I never get bored at all. Both of them have changed, but I like reading that they have a real way of thinking. Above all, it's so cute and healthy that poor Nanozomi is delicious in a white rice bento. I wonder if this means that children with rich emotional expressions are cute! A manga you'll want to reread.

All the characters are adorable!! Feelings were carefully depicted, and I was thrilled by the love story that slowly progressed.

Even though Nozomin is beautiful, she is natural and cute. It's nice that the boys that appear aren't “boys convenient for girls,” which is unique to girls' comics.

Robiko Sensei from “My Neighbor Monster” isn't a simple girls' comic, and I like the feeling that it always starts at an angle! Not to mention the story, the most interesting thing is the conversation drama that unfolds with only conversations between the two main characters. It's like an actor playing on stage, and it's such a well-made line that comes to mind ~ Even though it comically expresses normal conversation and makes me laugh, the way the words are used is delicate, and the feelings are expressed in the lines, and it's deep. That's my impression. It's not a story with a high level of love, but the cute relationship between the two and the characters that solidify their surroundings is also good. Can you even call it a human drama? I can read it and really understand it.

Characters full of personality and humor will appear. There are many places and actions that are standard in girls' comics, so I continued reading to see if they were royal, but it was interesting because there were so many surprising responses and gaps.

The conversation unfolds quickly and rhythmically. The drawing is good, and the character setup is the best, and the characters seem to move without permission after that. I admire an interesting and enjoyable co-ed high school life.

I like Robiko's work. I like the unpretentious protagonist and the story that slowly nurtures without sudden developments. I think this kind of atmosphere is nice even when you become an adult.

Robiko-sensei loves My Neighbor Kaibutsu-kun, and I read this one this time\ (^o^)/Is the way boys and girls get involved in this work the other royal road? Unlike a work, it's fresh and good (≥) b