Reviews for The Flavor of Melon Manga

I read it without looking at other people's reviews at all, and I'm glad I did. If I had read the reviews first, I might have felt that it was boring due to preconceptions. I feel that whether or not this content makes you cry varies greatly from person to person. But it's very interesting as a read! To be honest, I wasn't moved that made my heart tremble, and even though I didn't shed any tears, I was still in turmoil until the very end. After I finished reading the drawing, I was finally relieved.

The first volume is 172 pages with episodes 1 to 4, and the second volume is 172 pages with 5 to 6 plus drawings. This is a story about Kiuchi-san, a regular part-time employee, and Nakajo-kun, who is gay. When the upper and lower volumes of this work were released at the same time a while ago, the review section for followers was filled with this work. Personally, I read BL for “entertainment,” so anything other than Happien feels like a landmine, and I don't really like the fact that works that are too heavy are of a quality that I can't really enjoy, and I can see the author's courage to make readers cry or move them. There were a lot of reviews saying “I cried,” so I honestly braced myself and started reading it, but it was completely different from what I had anticipated! It's true that both Kiuchi-san and Nakajo-kun have something, and it's a bit of a heavy subject, but strangely enough, it's properly structured as entertainment. Of course, it's not a romantic comedy that you can read laughing without thinking about anything, but while leaving room for readers to think deeply about what Kiuchi-san and Nakayo-kun have, there are also entertainment elements that can be properly enjoyed as a BL work, and I think that balance was very good. I also personally have the opportunity to talk with people with mental illnesses, and there are many people who don't know they have an illness until they're told, and that's why I think we should always be kind to everyone without making simple judgments based on how they look. Normally, I don't feel like rereading these heavy works for the first time, but I don't really feel like rereading them, but it seems like this work will be a work I read over and over again.

Sometimes it's very difficult to live... but at times like that, it's not comfort or encouragement; they just stay there in silence... The flow of the two souls snuggling up and touching each other came close to my heart. As expected, Ezuko sensei. I will reread it over and over again.

I read it with the feeling that the heat and distance between the two were just right and they were soaking in fluffy hot water. It's not unfortunate, but there are feelings that you can't do anything about yourself, and there are feelings that you can't fully digest... it's important that someone is by your side because each person doesn't need empathy or comfort. I was also able to read it with peace of mind that it wasn't a relationship where either one of them would unilaterally support or be spoiled. Somehow, it was an insanely easy story on the stomach.

I'm glad I read it because it feels like time for two people is slowly passing, and I'm glad I read it because of everyday life and various worries. And most of all, I love painting. I haven't read this teacher's work, so it would be interesting to try reading the others too! I'll buy others and read them. I'm happy to be able to see the last two.

Nakagusuku-kun and Kiuchi-san are holding a lot of things, but both of them are kind, and the painful feelings and atmosphere are gentle, so this was also a work where they were slowly healed. I know a lot of people recommended it! It was a great piece!

Many people recommended it, so I bought it. Personally, I thought it wasn't a work to be read as BL. Of course, there are actual scenes, but the content seemed so real that the reader converted it into everyday life and read it, and it felt so real. It's sad that I can only express that it was good, but it really quickly came into my mind and I was able to read 2 books in a flash. As a result, it's a happy one, so I definitely want you to read it.

The fascination of Mr. Kiuchi, who has no roots and is not well understood, made me read on. While thinking that even if you fall in love with someone like this, you won't be happy, it's dangerous, Nakajo-kun. At the end of the game, Kiuchi-san's character was turned upside down nicely, and I was saved reading it by a flat Nakajo-kun. It was a wonderful comic with a natural Nakajo vibe throughout the work.

The author is buying it. It's a story without intense ups and downs, but it's a story that only people can draw by slowly nurturing and experiencing love. Thanks to the author. It's okay to relax again, so I'm looking forward to the next work.

There is a saying that the design has changed, but there are vestiges (?) There were enough of them, and I personally had zero sense of incongruity. The story is still as stylish and progresses quietly, and I was able to enjoy it quietly, slowly, and slowly.

I love Last Friday and SUPER NATURAL, so I bought this one too. The atmosphere was a little different this time, but I thought I liked it after all. The feeling of the two getting closer and closer was polite and somehow made me cry, and it was really nice.

I thought the theme was a bit dark, but rather than being depressed, it was a work that made me cry with a jean. The pictures are beautiful and the main characters are very lovely characters.