Reviews for The Flavor of Melon Manga

It was my first time as a writer. I was instantly drawn to the words and expressions of Kiuchi-kun and Nakajo-kun, and the unique worldview of this work, and I was crying when I noticed it. And the final afterword brought me even more tears, and it was a work that made me think about a lot of things. I think the teacher who drew this work is really amazing. I want many people to read it.

I think it's a very high quality work with no contradictions in terms of drawing, storyline, dialogue, and character settings. I feel the author's sincere craftsmanship in facial expressions and small cuts in the unfolding scenes. Therefore, I want to reread it over and over again. The exquisiteness of the psychological development of the two getting closer is also very nice, but in particular, Kiuchi's emotional depiction of his illness is extremely realistic. I can really sympathize with someone who has become a person, and conversely, I actually learn a lot about how to snuggle up to Nakajo, who hasn't become one. I'm on the side I've been on. Somehow, I feel that drawing such good things is extremely difficult. It would be great if I could draw because I have experienced it. All of the common ones around there stand out from similar BL. I think people who have enjoyed Sono's “Depth of Field” will surely like it. There is a feeling that these two works are similar, but they definitely have different personalities between the author and the work. Recently, I haven't been satisfied at all at all unless it's a work that makes me feel “the inevitability of being a BL,” which is a story about men and women, that I can't draw this work, so I'm really good at that too. An atmosphere drawn by a delicate, sincere, and kind person. I'm really glad I came across such a wonderful work.

It's a work you can read over and over again. I haven't read it in a long time, and it made me cry again. Even though it's a kind story, it makes my heart flush.

The way the conversation between the two progresses naturally and slowly is really wonderful. It was a story that made me read thoroughly, and the feeling after reading it was great. It was also good to write it down. I discovered Ken-chan from Last Friday along the way, and my tension rose, and I fell in love even though Nakagusuku-kun had piercing holes in his ears.

It was a bit sad and heavy with an emphasis on the story... but even more than that, it was a wonderful story about the relationship between the two. I even longed for a relationship where we cared for each other and had feelings for each other. I finished reading it with a happy feeling. I'm glad I read it!! I love Ezuko's wonderful sensibility.

Living together began with a light development, and there was a lot of kindness in the dull everyday life, and it was a really nice work. I want to reread it when I'm tired or when it's tough. It made me want to take a fresh look at myself every day. There aren't many people like Nakajo-kun, but we need them. I'm glad they both met.

After I bought it, I couldn't read it easily, but it was a waste. I wish I had read it sooner. It was a very deep story. My heart shook at the solid content.

At first, I thought I might not like it, but as I read it, I was drawn in! It's progressing in a flash. It's different from Moe, which was stylized in an easy-to-understand manner, but it depicts something like how difficult it is for normal people to live normally. It's saved by being involved with people, and even if it doesn't take the clear form of love, they like and care for each other, why don't you call it love... I cried. It was really nice. It's not an atmosphere manga! It's a manga that has a proper story and tells the story well with an atmosphere! I recommend it

I love the author, so I knew there were no losses, but I was excited to see the reviews and couldn't read it easily. When I read it, the afterglow was irresistible, and I reread the upper and lower volumes right away because I wanted to pick up every corner from the beginning. It's filled with a lot of human weakness, loneliness, and warmth, but rather bland than turbulent... That sank even more... I'm really glad the two of them met. I'm going to read it again and again! I loved the author's work, the design, story, and clothes from past works, and I really liked this one at a level that made me want to imitate its casual style! God sense!!

Apart from BL, there was something that stuck in my heart. Everyone has some kind of trouble or anxiety, and it seems so special, and it made me think that surely people who look happy to watch from the sidelines also have something. I really want to learn from Nakajo's kindness. Kindness that comes naturally is difficult. The words that came from Kiuchi-san, who had a fluffy atmosphere, came to my mind. huh, this is where it ends? I thought, but I'm glad there was a proper one after that!

It starts off lightly, but behind the two, they each have their own burdens. However, it's not a lovey-dovey happy story, and I can sympathize with how they accept situations where nothing can be done and live.