Reviews for The Flavor of Melon Manga

This review contains spoilers. We met the blunt parents and the friendly Shota when they were hurt, we started living together, rushed into each other and didn't talk, being together healed, and eventually they became an unconcerned person. Something made me cry at the end..

This review contains spoilers. I was wondering what the title meant, but even if it was a fake flavor, it led to the final episode of Settle ~, and it made me cry, oh yeah... I thought it was a light story about Onna Tarashi Nonke and Troublesome Gay, but it was a work full of unbearable and irresistible feelings, like a rainy day with lots of scenes in the story. last! A warm, sunny lifestyle (you can buy that too!) I'm really glad I was able to get to it.

This review contains spoilers. I chewed and read it. I don't know if it's a review, but I want to share it helplessly, so I'm writing it. I'm exactly the same generation as Nakajo-kun, and I can't get out of my shining student days, I can't accept my 3rd year as a working person, and I'm filled with a feeling that there's nothing I can do about it. Just like the body, the mind also catches colds. Colds are almost always targeted therapy, and there are times when all you can do is wait for them to pass. I don't know if I can say I'm weak, but I'm really thankful to have someone by my side at such times. This story doesn't go deep, but I felt that it carefully and carefully depicts wounds that are not surprising even if people have at least one. So when I finished reading it, I felt like they were telling me that the rain would pass and the weather would clear up, like Kiuchi, like Nakagusuku, and I was saved. Finally, marriage is not about being alone, but about living with someone other than yourself. It was so nice that Kiuchi, who wanted to die, invited Nakagusuku-kun to “get married,” that is, let's live. From now on, I hope nights where you don't have to sleep alone will continue. I also want to reread it over and over again at night when it's completely dark and I don't feel like tomorrow will come.

This review contains spoilers. I don't think we can force ourselves to become yang when it's yin. It was Nakajou-kun's side that was able to spend a peaceful time without overdoing it, wasn't it? The scene where Kiuchi tells Nakagyo-kun, “Let's become a family soon, too,” came as a surprise (tears)

This review contains spoilers. I'm really glad that Nakagusuku-kun and Kiuchi-san were able to meet each other. I painfully understood Kiuchi-san's feelings that “they didn't try to save me” and “I was healed by just being by my side without exaggerating encouragement,” and I burst into tears. I've had the same feeling as Kiuchi-san for about 4 years, and I hope I can overcome it together with this book.

This review contains spoilers. The number one love that is just being next to you, is really not easy to be considerate of others, and it really takes courage to tell people about yourself, and I wanted the warm and beautiful relationship between the two to continue for a long time, where they blend in such a way that they acknowledge their conflicts and feelings with each other. I was also encouraged, and I want to face my illness and society little by little. The teacher is also alive, and thank you so much for delivering such a wonderful work.

This review contains spoilers. The quiet, helplessly painful words of Mr. Kiuchi were impressive. “I haven't created anything for over 10 years,” “I can't live to live,” and “I can't live to live,” and I'm thankful for someone like Mr. Nakagusuku when recovering little by little while in the shadows. It made me feel that encouraging them or trying to do something to help them was not for the other person, but for myself. I want to see more of the two of them since they started living together again.

This review contains spoilers. Why have I still overlooked such a wonderful work now... The depth of the author's heart and delicate depiction are conveyed, and my heart is throbbing no matter how many times I read it. At first, in the synopsis and trial readings, this pattern was repeated in the “2 people living together by accident” setting, and I want to punch myself in the face, which I thought was the usual one. I like all of the pages, but in particular, I can't read Kiuchi's past in the second volume, where it becomes more and more clear, and where he confessed his true intentions, without tears. After that, when Nakajo-kun said, “Well, when you're reborn, become my child,” the feeling that was in the deepest part of Kiuchi's heart was affirmed here, and I thought he was saved. Even if I wanted to die, it was fine. I want to read it over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. Somehow I didn't like reading it because of the dark cover, but I was addicted to Super... by the same author, so I read this one too. As a result, there are dark parts after all. Kiuchi-san was a character with no place to grasp that seemed to be lacking in emotion, whether he was indulgent, or rather dependent, or, conversely, naive, etc., but he was convinced by his words in bed in the latter half of volume 2 and recovered the title. As a result, it's a happy ending, but somehow dark or scary, something like a sense of anxiety on the other side of superficial happiness remains. Am I the only one?