Reviews for Love Hole Room 101 ~ Well Past Midnight ~ Manga

This review contains spoilers. I asked Ri sensei and bought it. It's an age age and it's a fun title, but it was pure pure and cute! BLCD comicalization? I was wondering what it would be like... but I bought it and it was correct. They missed the last train on their way home from the drinking party, and the two best friends went to the hotel in a hurry! From then on, the feeling of attack, which was actually a relentless unrequited love, runs wild and develops into lewd... It's a development that is easy to understand but tends to be interesting. And I'm amazed at how charming Mr. Ri is. Your face is cute! And the expression is nice! The eyes speak as much as the mouth, or rather the eyes speak more eloquently than the mouth ❤ ︎ It was perfect for immersing myself in the youth, purity, lewishness, and cuteness of male college students without thinking about difficult things.

This review contains spoilers. When Ri bought it, it was a series product. The story of Nikoichi Childhood Friend University 3rd year Nao Shunsuke (Room 101 is drawn by Ri-san), a four-part CD book that begins with Love Ho LOVE HOLE's first room. A relationship that changed after missing the last train at a drinking party and stayed at Loveho out of curiosity. That was great!! In my first love ho experience, I took a bath with excitement and innocence, and the drama since I couldn't hide it was good ◎ The handsome Nao from Confusion and the gentlemanly tough guy Shunchan are both good kids and have landed in love lol. I've never listened to a BLCD, but the comicalization derived from it was interesting as a reading material. Room 202 is the two friends Yuki edition

This review contains spoilers. My childhood friend, Shun-chan, loved it even though she kept it a secret. there is there... I learned that Shun-chan really liked me, and I felt like Shun-chan, thought and worried, and came up with an answer. Nao's behavior after he gave the answer was so manly and cool ♡ and the two of them got together... It was their first experience for both of them, and it was really nice that the betting scene they weren't used to was real! Oh, I was really moved by the teacher's drawing ability which made me think it would be like this for the first time!

This review contains spoilers. Shun-chan, Narusei... Shun-chan, Narusei... Shun-chan...? Wow, please just call each other the whole time! What, these two people have so much love. They were cute right from the start, and they became two people I could recommend right away. In particular, Shunsuke called Shunchan is really cool. Since Narusei didn't even understand Shun-chan's hidden thoughts at all, I'm sure they haven't even shown their own feelings until now even though they are childhood friends. A defenseless adult without being too evil. I've put up with it up to this point because I wanted to take care of that adult life with all my heart. That's the sad expression she shows every now and then. The development of the story isn't that complicated, and it almost harmonizes with the schedule. There's an original story, isn't it? As a BL reading, stories like this one from the royal road are also important. In particular, if it's a work with good pictures and a good impression of the characters, it's an adorable favorite work that can be read over and over again with a sense of security unique to royal roads. Ri sensei is good at painting anyway. Even as a manga, the way the frames are used and the angles of the characters are not monotonous, so I never get tired of watching any page. It's rather impressive, and I can immediately remember which scene was the page where what kind of depiction was made. this is important. Loveho only takes up most of the stage, so I'm also satisfied that the two get involved a lot. The depiction of the vessel is mostly white, but the way it is drawn is very ingenious, and the shape comes out depending on the background and tone, and you can clearly see how it fits in your hand depending on the certainty of the drawing, so it's nonstressful. I was interested in the “LOVE HOLE” series here, but since they were writers and teachers I didn't know at the beginning of distribution, I couldn't reach out my tentacles. (Looks like they left the drawing to an up-and-coming artist teacher throughout the series?) “Chameleons fall in love with palms.” I'm convinced that it's a great writer teacher, and I've now subscribed, but this...! I'm really looking forward to the ethi scene that hasn't been seen in “Chameleon...” yet.

This review contains spoilers. The first one is Clear Me, Sensei. Ri sensei's attack is cool. The original author of this series is the same, and the drawing teacher changes with the room number. It was originally a BLCD. It's called comicalization. When it was serialized before, I read a bit on another site, and I bought it as an adult with a coupon (lol) 101 is a typical love room. A story about my childhood friend, a college student. I've always had an unrequited love on one side, and I've always thought the other was my best friend and a fun friend to be with. The story unfolds when the last train runs out and they have a love hotel experience without being able to go home. I confess my thoughts and ask for it. My partner, who hadn't even thought about that, was puzzled... I was shaken and told that I couldn't stay friends, so I thought about it again. This is Happien. After all, it's someone you want to be with no matter what. A feeling I didn't notice because it was so obvious. Once you are aware of it, your confusion will go away. It's a cute story.

This review contains spoilers. A story about a childhood friend developing into a love relationship. The well-received and good-natured characters, combined with the cuteness of Ri sensei's characters, are amazing! Of course they are good at attacking too! A gentle and erotic attack all at once... supreme

This review contains spoilers. This is the first in the BLCD comicalize trilogy. I haven't listened to the CD, but it's a work I've always been interested in, and since I had a Hearts coupon this time, I bought all 3 works. I'm glad it started from the first one!! College students who are childhood friends, Shunsuke x Narusei. After the drinking party, two people who missed the last train decided to stay at Loveho on board. It's a story where Narusei frolicks at his first experience, but Shunsuke always loved Narusei, so he dabbled in it. Narusei, who is worried about being confessed, is cute. It's quite painful to have a best friend you've been with for a long time, and if you can't get along, you can't be together as friends anymore. However, I also understand Shunsuke's feelings that Narusei is too defenseless and his reason collapses. Because I watched Shunsuke's doting on me after I understood both feelings!? Even though it was my first time getting inserted, I couldn't afford it at all, and even if Narusei was young, they attacked me with a bang and kissed Trotoro. I was so excited because I liked it so much. It was set in a love hotel, and I was very satisfied with the many scenes involving them.

This review contains spoilers. The characters Teku-sensei draws are cute and I love them. It was great that my two childhood friends this time around and I've always liked the attacking Shunchan! Narusei-kun was also honest and very cute.

This review contains spoilers. “Hold it to me for the rest of your life!” Ri sensei was interesting. I think comicalization is difficult in a sense because I want the artist to show off the original image without damaging the image of the original story, so I think it's difficult in a sense, but how did they cook it... BLCD comicalized trilogy. Mr. Chiyozaki, who is in charge of room 202, was good, so I bought room 101. My friend and childhood friend Shunsuke and Narusei. They missed the last train and ended up going to Labuho... they were excited during their first Loveho expedition, and they did eccentric things in the bath together. Most of the pages in the first half were taken, huh? Is this because it's for CDs where the voice plays the leading role? I thought, but it would be nice to have a development where it gradually reverses! I can see Shunsuke's feelings, and sweetness is added. I think I like it. The feeling that had been suppressed changes the relationship between the two so sweetly and erotically that it slowly overflows uncontrollably... will friendship continue between friends whose love was not established? It's a big theme, and I think there are many people who have experienced this kind of experience regardless of gender, but it's very easy to empathize. Both the person you have feelings for and the person you receive are just awkward, and it's just painful from the point of view of unrequited love... isn't it quite difficult to continue a friendship? ... That's why I really understand Shunsuke's feelings. But I wonder what it is. I thought Shunsuke's way of saying the end was a bit threatening and tough, probably because it was a matter of expression or a bad way of saying it. If that's the case, it looks like Narusei is being blamed, and it seems like they're imposing Shunsuke's feelings... it's a bit uncomfortable. I'm sure that's not the case with Shunsuke, and I think it's just painful being on the side of the person being swayed. I don't think I want to do anything that bothers young students. There was a crack in their relationship, but Narusei was really cool because of that! Thanks to this turnaround, I got 5 stars. Confused, sad, and even though I think even Naruse students were confused, they tried so hard to come up with an answer that bothered Shunsuke's feelings and my own feelings a lot. Narusei, who got hungry, took it with a big heart, and thought about the two of them with an honest feeling so as not to regret it, is too handsome. I'm still not sure. But it's the manly nature of a grown man who quickly settled into a new relationship that was about to begin. That's wonderful. My first time as a lover was the way Shunsuke, who loved me and pleased, attacked his hands and mouth. The two, who gradually lost their time, were good, and they were no longer friends. that was great!

This review contains spoilers. ● Following the 3rd series, room 202, I read this one as well. I haven't listened to the original CD. I've read some of Rinteku sensei's works, and I think the atmosphere of the picture was perfect for this story. ● In my review of 202, I wrote that I couldn't get through with the comic because I had too much in mind that it was CD compliant, but I didn't care about that at all in this work, and I was immersed in the direct collision of feelings between the two. ● Maybe it's the royal road for childhood friends. It is said that they are “friends” by hiding their feelings of liking the other for a long time, even though they are very natural to be together. The reason I was able to unleash that emotion was “Love Ho where two people missed the last train and entered” in this film. ● To the innocent Narusei (Nao), ah, that's enough! Shunsuke from Even though I hid it all the way, I said it... and even touched it. The sad expression of Shunsuke, full of feelings, is really nice. Nao is in a big panic. But after that, Shunsuke seemed like a normal “friend” as before...? ●Are you trying to make it happen that Shun-chan wasn't there? While thinking about it, Nao is doing well, who seriously tries to face Shunsuke's words with a serious face. However, Shunsuke said, “It's hard to be around while your feelings are known,” and they are able to keep a distance. Nao's answer... ● The declaration from Nao to Shunsuke that the wind blows through was refreshing! (Expressing in pictures is fun.) This positive brightness is where Nao is good, and Shunsuke likes it. The final episode was all over the place, but they seemed so happy and fun! ● Currently 303 unread, so I'm uncertain, but I wonder if there is a unified theme for each episode's door art? 101 and 202 felt like “bathrobe,” “everyday life,” “passing by,” “holding hands,” and “flirtatious love.” Also, isn't the room the two of them used in the drawing of this work be room 202?! I like this little link.