Reviews for The Flavor of Melon Manga

This review contains spoilers. On the first lap, I read on while wondering what Mr. Kiuchi's accidental words and actions represented. There were many parts where I sympathized with that I didn't feel the same thing, such as the low pressure day being difficult, I didn't like crowds, and the world looked gray. As a result, I found out that Kiuchi-san had the same depression, and I was convinced that maybe because of that. This work was somewhat dark and detailed, and it seeped into my heart. It's a fiction story, but I felt like two people live in a world connected to the world I live in. It's different from other works in a good way.

This review contains spoilers. Gay Nakagusuku and Nonke Kiuchi, who don't know each other well, suddenly decide to live together. Nakagusuku was puzzled by Kiuchi's sense of distance, but he began to feel comfortable in the quiet flow of life. The depiction without dialogue more clearly conveys the instability and kindness of the two people who are traumatized. Finally, I'm glad I dared to casually express my feelings on the rooftop.

This review contains spoilers. Nakagusuku-kun, who has a firm self but is a bit clumsy, and Kiuchi-san, a mysterious, kind guy. A sense of distance that takes a bit off. Kiuchi's past and present backgrounds are being revealed. A view of the world where the air is gentle even though it is somewhat mysterious. The last one flew by in a blink of an eye, and I wanted to dig a little deeper and read it. Is the exquisite, heart-felt, and fluffy feeling irresistible?

This review contains spoilers. I have several works by the teacher, and I was drawn into a solid story this time as well. I thought it would be nice if Kiuchi-san and Nakajo-kun could complement each other and make a living.

This review contains spoilers. Personally, I have been extremely traumatized by people close to me who have this disease, so I started reading it with only high ratings without looking at any prior information, reviews, or anything, and my hands trembled at Kiuchi's confession, and my whole body trembled. I thought I was going to flash back. Heck, just a little bit. That person of mine actually went to a place out of reach anymore, so it might take some time or preparation to reread it. It seems that it was based on the author's actual experience, and all of Kiuchi's words and actions were real, as was the medicine being made. Some drugs have pretty strong effects, so it is known that the author also suffered quite a bit. I think it's something I can only draw because I experienced it, and that's why I decided, I wish I could be like Nakagusuku, and I wonder if the author wanted someone like Nakagusuku. Nakagusuku is also hurt, struggling, and lost, and it's definitely not an easy life. But even so, I think being able to save and heal someone just by being myself is a big thing that makes me stand. Being like Nakagusuku is actually very difficult. On the last few pages, Nakagusuku said the same thing in the line “Well then next!” It was a time when I couldn't open my eyes anymore, though. I was growing Pachira together, but they died. I wonder if it's that kind of place. I'm really sorry for the self-explanatory review. There is nothing but gratitude and respect for the author that this work was born after that time, and that the work remains forever, and being able to read it in this way even after time has passed. Thank you, Professor Ezuko, for being alive.

This review contains spoilers. A style where you don't force yourself to face it, and you don't force yourself to solve it. It's a work that makes me feel that it's okay to have works like that. At the end, they will slowly snuggle up to someone who can show their tough parts, and those watching will also be saved a little bit. There is an episode between the final episode of the main story and the one drawn in Commercial Doujinshi Collection 4.

This review contains spoilers. I myself read this work when I had just come out of the shadows, so I understood that the sense of distance between me and Nakajo-kun was very helpful, and since they are both tired of excessive care around them, it was nice that their feelings were able to get through as if they were seeping in.

This review contains spoilers. It was the first author I read. I learned that it was a popular work and bought it. Although it was a BL, the content was like a human drama, and it felt like time was progressing slowly at a low tempo. There weren't many bright, sparkling scenes, and it was wonderful that the distance between the two shrank while being distorted while there were many gray and insidious scenes. I've also been chasing dreams that I can't give up, and I've felt like haze has been hanging over my head for the past 2 years or so, so reading this work made me feel better. I thought it would be nice if the two of us could continue to live slowly.

This review contains spoilers. Although the author bought it, I didn't like the solid feel of the cover, so I read it piled up. After reading it, I was able to see that it was a profound, realistic, and carefully crafted work, and I am convinced that it was highly praised. The state of the tree is really real. They answered that their dream was to give up, and the world seemed distorted, and the train scene was pretty good. It may be difficult for some people to read. Nakagusuku came to live with Kiuchi. Kiuchi feels comfortable in Nakagusuku, where he comes into contact with him normally. It's not particularly exciting, and it progresses slowly, but it makes me feel that every scene has been carefully thought out with facial expressions, accessories, and lines. In the afterword, it is said that the author also experienced the same illness. So it's real. It's in the BL category, but it's a work that goes beyond that. Don't judge by the cover alone like me, please read it.

This review contains spoilers. Nakajo and Kiuchi suddenly began living together. There are things that don't go well with each of them, but they don't get rough with their feet, and they just twist their skin together to feel the warmth and balance. It seems calm, and the darkness of Kiuchi, which I still don't know, is too dark... I read it and the relationship between the two went well! I can't help but hope. When Kiuchi let out his true intentions, an irresistible feeling crept up. It also makes me feel like the author is gently speaking for the disturbing atmosphere that everyone has within themselves. I thought it was a good work that made me feel a lot of emotions depending on the reader.