Reviews for A Love to Last 500 Years Manga

This review contains spoilers. That was great! It's a common story where cool boys are bonded to pure kids, but the attackers have been desperately searching for 5 years! Yuki-kun was good

This review contains spoilers. I was worried about my sexuality 5 years ago, and my love developed when my rental boyfriend gently hugged her, and she ran away if it wasn't OK like this. It was a one-day relationship where it wouldn't be strange for either of them to give up, but I'm glad we were able to meet again! However, the only mystery is why I was surprised to be told that it wasn't my first time to receive Yuki-kun...??

This review contains spoilers. I found this writer's other works interesting, so I read them too. This one was so interesting that I read it all at once. I wonder if the encounter between Ina-kun, who wants to know herself, and Shishikura-san, who wants to know herself, was also fateful? It was a refreshing and beautiful story! However, I'm ashamed that I read about Mr. Shishikura until the end with Mr. Anakura.

This review contains spoilers. Ina, who used her rental boyfriend to know who she was 5 years ago, is hugged by her rental boyfriend, Mr. Shishikura, and falls in love with her. I cut off contact with my partner because it was work, but we met again by chance 5 years later (it really wasn't a coincidence!) Then, they ended up living together, and my feelings for Mr. Shishikura were rekindled... Actually, Shishikura-san couldn't forget Ina for a long time and kept searching for her. Mr. Shishikura confided that everything was organized by himself, and we were able to confirm our feelings for each other. That's good, that's good. There were so many things, but it's pure love that we haven't forgotten each other for 5 years.

This review contains spoilers. It's been 5 years searching for cranes (lol) if they don't have romantic feelings, they're really stalkers, but they're in love with each other, and it's pure love! I felt sorry for my neighbor at the end (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. A story about love after a man who had a rental boyfriend to know his sexual preferences reunites 5 years later. A chance reunion five years later. Shishikura behaves in a friendly manner with bewildered Ina. The setting is interesting, but I thought it would be a bit unnatural and too aggressive to be guided from the initial guide as a real estate agent to be sent to the house, and even want them to live together until the person planning to move out leaves. Actually, if I had liked Shishikura since 5 years ago and had been searching for it all the time, I think it would have been nice to have a development where the distance was shortened more slowly and made people aware of it. There was a tempo in the story from the middle, and developments such as passing each other after understanding that they were aware of the past and surprising confessions that the stalker was me were interesting. Even though it was just a one-day date without knowing the circumstances of each other, the feelings we hadn't forgotten for 5 years were strong, and the development after we were able to meet again was romantic and very nice, so I think it would have been an even more wonderful story if it had been drawn a little more carefully.

This review contains spoilers. I didn't like it that much, but I was drawn in. I thought it was an unrequited love, but I was actually searching for it in the final extra edition and I always liked it... I think it was a setting that couldn't be possible in reality, but I was also a little envious of that. At last, I read it to the end. Do you still like attacking people of the same sex? It's kind of subtle, but is that area good? I was wondering why I fell in love with the reception, so I'm glad there was an extra edition. However, I wonder if it lacks a decisive hit. If it's an accepted word, it's likely that other people would say it normally. I feel like I understand that receiving is going to fall in love with it. It's the first time I've understood him, and he's also a good-looking guy. Above all else, if there is an act of treating people of the same sex kindly and loving them, then they fall in love. It would have been even better if the desperation to attack was conveyed a little more...