Reviews for Long Distance Romance Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was curious about the continuation of the trial reading, and when I saw the details of the review, it exploded! I bought it without thinking. Do you usually buy on impulse? I won't, but... I'm glad I bought it! It's one word. Continuing the trial reading of the title work, my heart hurts when I read on with the flow of well, that's right... or rather, a different feeling from Kyun overflowed. I wonder if the author is good at depicting it, and Kiyoshi's enthusiasm was conveyed in just a few pages, and even though it's a short story, I'm filled with a sense of satisfaction (the supplement on the bonus page is also good!). The other two stories are about two groups of different types. Personally, my classmate's Valentine's Day Momoda story in the third episode was so cute and fun. If you are interested after a trial reading, I recommend purchasing it.

This review contains spoilers. The title story is a story about lovers in a long-distance relationship. Kiyoshi works in the city and Kanta, who remains in the countryside, became long-distance love. The phone calls from Kiyoshi every day are mixed, and Kanta is uneasy about the environment between the city and the countryside and the difference in time. Instead of being chased by the hectic time of the city and consuming something together, Kanta just wanted to be by her side, just like when they were in the countryside, silently boarded a night bus to visit Kiyoshi. “Hibiki Kawabe-kun” Kawabe-kun, who visited Tani's room, finished the report with Hibiya-kun's cooperation, and apparently plans to go cherry blossom viewing together from the apartment window. “Valentine's Day” Hiroe-kun finds Valentine's Day chocolate in Shirasa-kun's room, a kind and nice guy in the same class. Shirasa-kun doesn't answer when I ask him who he is giving it to, and Shirasa-kun's confessions make Hiroe-kun a little lonely. None of them are erotic, but it is an excellent work unique to short films that skillfully capture the feelings of two people, who are lovers or less than lovers, when they know an unexpected side of their favorite partner.

This review contains spoilers. I was happy that the stories related to anniversaries in long-distance relationships were more and more canceled out, including the afterword, and prospects for the final future became clear. The second film is Gap Moe! I was surprised that the two characters are interesting and the fairytale-loving cool type and the good-mood dog group CP spatulas seem to be taking the lead. The third film is about Valentine's Day, and I can laugh at the pretty thrilling development just before they confess to each other. It's a story about when to move on to the next stage with originally mutual feelings. You should use Valentine's Day. Since it's a short story, it focuses on events over a few days, but it's depicted in an interesting way. Do you enjoy reading it?