Reviews for TO STAY FOREVER Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's 5 stars. I love Katsuragi-sensei's paintings, so I bought all of them, and the hero this time was also handsome and poker faced by Dostrike. Even so, it was romantic when I confessed my love to the heroine. You're my sun, moon, star, and I can't believe that you can hear lines from Greek, or rather romantic men, from heroes.

This review contains spoilers. The picture is very beautiful and the characters are charming. In particular, the hero and heroine are beautiful men and women, and they are wonderful. I got the impression that the hero was unfriendly, but I thought the heroine had a special feeling and her feelings were easy to understand. I want to read it again.

This review contains spoilers. I loved Katsuragi Shizuku sensei's paintings and couldn't wait for the release date. I read the paper and the original book first, and I bought these too right away. There was a hot scene in the original story, but it's cut here. I wanted them to include the endless exchange of “That Time I Thought This Way” at the end and the place where the hero was freaking out while waiting for the heroine's words. Then I think the hero's rants and disgusting attitudes up until now will fade after reading it. I just laughed at Kabe-don. And the slap was astonished. I wanted to read it in about 150 pages.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are extremely beautiful and nice, and even if they have a happy ending, making them quit their job without permission no matter how much they like it has gone too far, huh?! I pulled it out. Well, it's probably fine to say it's entertainment, but people who mislead all arrogance and aggressive excuses due to love or because they like it are headed for ruin in the real world, aren't they? Harlequin is a reading material enjoyed by adults who can draw a line between reality and the creative world and distinguish them.

This review contains spoilers. It ended as if the last one had been chased in a daze. There aren't many ups and downs, and there aren't many people, so they're probably drawing the subtleties of the heart carefully, but... the heroine's cousin is also a little bit too, even though she loves her husband.

This review contains spoilers. I watched the picture nicely, but something was progressing slowly, and it's a pity that there were no scenes where the two were lovey-dovey. The man's calm yet cold feeling has always been the same, and I'm lonely. I wanted them to like it even more. Well, I forgive you because it's cool.