Reviews for The Flavor of Melon Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read this author for the first time. At the time of the first volume, I really thought this was the key, but the second volume was heavier than I expected, and it was difficult. The way it ended at the end was a happy one for the time being. But it doesn't feel like a big circle. Since explanations have been omitted, it can also be said that it depends on how the reader feels. There's nothing wrong with everything going well, but when I think about this disease, I think it's real. Life really is like that. It may not be possible for people with light attributes. It's an amazing story where you can feel the author's reality. The scene where I talked about my true intentions in bed really tightened my heart.

This review contains spoilers. When I thought the cover felt different than usual, the design changed. But this one was really nice too! There was a disturbing atmosphere from the first volume, and I almost cried along the way wondering if it might have a sad ending, but that was fine!

This review contains spoilers. They say people shouldn't be judged by what they look at, but that's really true... I thought there was something dark, but I didn't think it was that kind of illness, so I was surprised and couldn't stop crying.

This review contains spoilers. It's easy to get sick due to depression, so I had no choice but to empathize with Kiuchi-kun, and I was pulled over. It wasn't something I should have read when my physical condition improved in the past few days and the number of things I could do began to increase. Sorry for bringing personal feelings into the review. I also want to anticipate the timing and reread it.

This review contains spoilers. The reviews were good, so I bought it somehow. The results were extremely good. Everyday life is plain, but it's a delicate story. It included stories about mental illnesses, and tears slowly crept up along the way. But it's a really nice story. I've been rereading it over and over since I bought it.

This review contains spoilers. The relationship between Nakagusuku-kun and Kiuchi-san progresses slowly in 2 volumes above and below. Both Nakagusuku-kun and Kiuchi-san have circumstances, and that makes the relationship between them impatient. Get close, feel safe when you're together, try overlapping, and try moving away. The answer should be clearly visible, but it's kind of not easy. But moving slowly was probably necessary for both of them. The gray world Kiuchi sees, and Nakagusuku-kun's attitude was saved there. Kiuchi-san was kinder than anyone else to Nakagusuku-kun, who wanted to be loved by his loved ones. we have no choice but to stay together. While thinking about it, I read it with excitement about which way to go until the end. Another push I felt at the end, and I was able to draw it down so refreshed. It was really nice to have it drawn up.

This review contains spoilers. The color of the cover is unique, and it has depth and warmth. The two don't touch each other at all, and I don't know where they're looking. It's like showing the distance between hearts. The beginning of the entrance is very easy to get into, and Nakajo (gay) works part-time at the clubhouse, and Kiuchi (nonke?) is a regular customer It's a story where they're forced to live together, and it's a story that starts like nothing else. At first glance, the situation is light and impossible. I recognize that this is fantasy. It's different, isn't it? It's real. It's painful. If you suffer from depression yourself, it may be a painful story for your family and those close to you. Kiuchi-kun can't be created from a song he made 10 years ago. I can't sleep alone. The scenery outside is distorted. I'm on the consumer side, so I can't fully understand it, but after all, the hardships and setbacks on the side that create artistic products, not limited to music, are considerable... I felt like Ezuko sensei's cry was included. The characters are clean and carefully reflect the food label on the notebook. Kiuchi is really serious, isn't he? My dream of “giving up on the song” stuck in my mind precisely because I could see the effort. I was terrified. I think this kid will disappear from me someday. I also tried to save my ex-girlfriend, a former nurse. “We will cooperate to heal together.” “If you take medicine, you will get better.” “If you take medicine, you will get better, but are you willing to cure it?” I don't know what the correct answer is... it didn't work for him. But I can also understand the feelings of my ex-girlfriend. I'm trying so hard for you, so why aren't you responding? That's complacency, though. Nakajo also has his own problems, but he not only spoils and spoils him, but he also stands on his own feet. It's hard to convey the conversation between the two, the empty space, and anything that so exquisitely slips through that captures the essence from beginning to end due to their expressions, but my emotions were shaken quickly by the lines that showed the last true intention of the place where they had slipped through, and it was painful as if my throat was tightened. I felt that the emotion that went through crying was painful. There is also love that we try to heal together. But there is also the love of simply snuggling up to the side and watching. It was really nice that the two of them met. In Ezuko sensei's afterword, it was written as if the teacher was also involved, but I'm convinced. That's probably why it resonates so deeply with my heart. I bought it and couldn't read it at all, but I feel like I was enlightened that I was able to read it at the right timing. Incidentally, I'm allergic to mussels in my throat after eating melons ((tears))