Reviews for The Flavor of Melon Manga

This review contains spoilers. I love Ezuko sensei. I had a feeling that it was an amazing work with the atmosphere on the cover, and I tried not to read too many reviews from followers. I was dazed for a while after I finished reading it, and tears overflowed when I saw everyone's reviews. I felt like I shouldn't take it so lightly that it was really good, so I couldn't put it into words. It's hard for Nakagusuku-kun, who isn't getting along well with his parents or lover, to learn not to expect anything from his parents. It's like I've given up on my parents' love. I think Kiuchi-san's warmth and kindness was also unknowingly healed even for Nakagusuku-kun, who had a sense of loneliness. And Kiuchi-san. It's painful to think that the gray and blurry outside world that is often depicted is the world Kiuchi can see. I'm right there. It's quite difficult when it's someone close to you. But it's also necessary to snuggle up like that. I'm really glad these two met. A relationship that isn't friends or lovers. It was wonderful to have a relationship where people feel comfortable and want to be together even without a name. I like the teacher's conversation scene, and I really like the space, eyes, and the sense of distance getting closer little by little. This isn't the end of it; there may be times when the road seems distorted in the future, there may be times when you can't get on the train, but I'm happy and warm that Kiuchi-san was with me without changing anything, and I wanted to do this the whole time, and it made me feel happy and warm. I can't get Kiuchi's words, “I was healed helplessly,” I can't get it out of my head. My confidence was also greatly healed by their relationship. I almost never buy paper, but I think I want to buy this. I wanted to keep it close to me that I always wanted to keep it in my heart. I am grateful to Ezuko sensei for coming across such a work. I heard the teacher's Instagram, which I learned about through Follower. This isn't a special story, and I think it's a story that could happen to anyone, even myself. I'm glad I was able to hear Bepfollow's story about the meaning of melon flavor and the scent of everyday melons (page 113 of volume 2). Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. Ezuko sensei, this is my first new publication in a long time. The design changed, and I didn't notice Ezuko sensei from the cover, but when I read the inside, I realized that was the case because there are vestiges. Even though I said it had changed, the pattern, which had a cute impression, was slightly sharpened. It hasn't completely changed, so I think it's easy to accept. Now, let's talk about Yamauchi, a part-time customer who seems to be messy, and Nakagusuku, who isn't particularly close. It's a story about Yamauchi's suggestion, where they end up living together even though they aren't that close, and they spend every day casually. There was a good sense of distance between the two of them without stepping in too much, but it was nice that little by little the things they knew about each other increased and the distance shrank. As we spend time together, we feel like we are next to each other as a matter of course. I'm worried and lonely if I don't have one. That feeling of air was very nice. It's called depression to Yamauchi, but I thought it would have been a good relationship with Nakagusuku, who didn't interfere too much, with whom I didn't know anything. Nakagusuku doesn't get along well with his parents, and he doesn't get along well with his lover. There was the pain of not being taken care of by people who wanted to be cherished, and Yamauchi accepted me just the way it was, and I was saved. There really aren't any big mountains or valleys, but it just made me feel relaxed because it depicts relationships where being together is a matter of course.

This review contains spoilers. Good... in every day that seems to be progressing smoothly, there are actually times when they stop somewhere and can't get out of a long, dark tunnel. “I want to heal, I want to be healed” and “I want to be normal” and “I want to be normal” for myself and those around me sometimes put tremendous pressure, and I suffer and get frustrated because I'm caught between reality. Snuggling up is not a “disease” or “state,” but “the person itself.” It was really nice to just be there for each other. I was saved too. Thank you so much for such a wonderful work!

This review contains spoilers. Works by favorite artists. It seems that they changed the design, and I liked the previous picture, but I like this one too. Above all, the cover is nice, stylish. Kiuchi (Kiuchi) has just broken up with her girlfriend she lived with and Nakajo (Nakajo) seems to be breaking up with her boyfriend. Kiuchi decided to live together in Nakagusuku's house until they found a new home. The daily lives of the two seem to be kind of fun, and the people themselves also love them, and they are irreplaceable days. I wish I could continue to enjoy every day like this for a long time. There's a scene where Nakagusuku says Kiuchi was kind, but they're both kind, aren't they? It may be a bit of a heavy theme, but it was a kind, slightly lonely, and sad, but it was a nice, good story.

This review contains spoilers. The author was attracted to the high reviews and the unique cover, and read it for the first time. After I finished reading it, it was such a story that slowly filled the depths of my heart. Kiuchi-san rolled over to Nakajo's place, and they began living together... but Kiuchi-san's danger leaked out, and I was fidgety and couldn't calm down the whole time after reading until I understood why. It's familiar, so I understand, but “being by your side without saying anything” seems easy and difficult. For those who had a hard time living, it was probably a place where they were healed in such a way for each other. It was a really exciting encounter. romantic feelings alone can't do that. The monologue “When you hug each other, the boundaries are blurred and you feel like one” was very impressive. So rather than BL (B does L), I think it's a work where one person hugs each other's hearts. There aren't many lines or explanations, and the indescribable atmosphere and feeling of not being able to fully draw only questions the feelings. It made me want to read other works as well.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are so careful I read them and I fall in love with them. The depiction of feelings is also delicate, and the unique atmosphere is nice. The theme may be a bit heavy, but the characters are healthy, straightforward, and cute, and unmistakable. I want the two of them to know a lot about love and be happy.

This review contains spoilers. Kiuchi is aware that accepting the limits of her musical talent will lead to recovery from her illness, yet she is suffering from not being able to do so. I must have been more impatient than anyone else to return to my original healthy self, and I feel like I understand the feeling that I feel burdened by the encouragement and care of my family and close people. Living with Nakagusuku-san, who is neither a family member or friend, and doesn't know about his illness, I think it was comfortable because of a reasonable sense of distance, but when watching how they were relaxing and exchanging conversations while eating popcorn, they both had each other's presence together and were comfortable partners (compatible?) I had a feeling that was it. What left a great impression on me was the scene where they each expressed the pain of what they had in their hearts while living together, and the person listening to the story hugged their partner. Rather than conveying it in words, the warmth of a person conveys a gentle feeling of caring for the other person, and it may be that it calms the mind and is at ease. However, in Kiuchi-san's case, unnecessary things stick together (with a kiss), so Nakagusuku-san's feelings may not have calmed down in a different sense... I thought that the adult-like, unusual pattern matched the atmosphere of this work very well. Please take care of yourself, author m (_ _) m

This review contains spoilers. It was a work where you can feel the air and breath of people's lives with a vivid texture. It has a human drama aspect, and I'm not saying that there are intense bed scenes, etc., but I was able to feel love and kindness in each scene of holding hands, kissing, touching, and hugging each other, and it made me feel a real thrill in my heart. There was one comment from the author to the effect that he valued how to draw furniture and plants, but as he said, the way the relationship between these two progressed was conveyed along with the atmosphere of the place, and there was something that crept up in my heart, and I felt like I was only involved in each scene. I don't think anyone can scoop up a painful, sad, and meaningless desire to die. (The part that depends on me is huge, and I don't know the energy or method to do something about it myself), so I really sympathized with the feeling that being close to me without giving me anything positive is more healing than anything else. I'm glad Nakagusuku-kun and Kiuchi-kun met each other properly.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a heavy subject in terms of content, but probably because of the pattern, it was a world view wrapped in soft chiffon. I was a little nervous about which way it would fall, but it was nice to be able to see them moving towards the future at the end.