Reviews for I Want to Drown in Tsubaki's Heat Manga

This review contains spoilers. Do you wish for people's happiness or drag them back to their original world, what do you want to be? I think there's only one answer. The fact that you don't want to be happy for yourself makes me suffer too. What kind of self can you tell someone about yourself? There are individuals, and even parents don't necessarily live on the same rails, so I want them to broaden their horizons and know that a different path is right for them. Peony, which is distorted by unfortunate stories, has such a childish field of vision that even college students have too narrow a field of view.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are beautiful and I started reading them, and the content is wonderful. At 20 and 15, the age settings are probably not realistic, but Kira-kun's words and Tsubaki's feelings of honest reflection on them stuck with me as an adult too!

This review contains spoilers. It's really nice to have someone you can stick with and be close even when you're about 10 years apart! Being liked by a young, good-looking kid like Tsubaki-kun is like a dream situation! Of course, I feel like girls are popular women too, but I want them to be full of happiness stories?!

This review contains spoilers. After all, I admire comics and situations like this rather than comics that are out of character. I really like the picture. Tsubaki-kun's expression is also wonderful, and I was addicted to the pressure point of his hya-ho pose when he fell in love. I like the immediate effect.

This review contains spoilers. I'm attracted to Tsubaki-kun, who has straight feelings for me! My straight feelings and words touch my heart! It was interesting and I read it all at once!

This review contains spoilers. Tsubaki-kun is too cool, but he knows who he is, and he is sincere and serious. Sakura-san has also overcome her painful past and is moving forward one step at a time, and rather than behind the scenes... the reliable president who helps her with her whole body and soul is also a wonderful person after all. I bought it all at once, starting with the trial reading. I read it while really smirking.

This review contains spoilers. I really like Tsubaki-kun. It looks great and is inside. Even though I'm younger, I feel like I'm manly and can be considerate of my partner. It's amazing that Sakura also works properly, lives without losing her pace, and is able to make an effort to maintain herself, and it's exciting that the distance between these two is shrinking.

This review contains spoilers. Even though the hero is a sexy handsome guy, he's cute and nice that he doesn't know anything about love. The heroine looks so young and young that you wouldn't think she was 29 years old, so it's unique to 2D that you can't feel the age difference. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. Tsubaki-kun is just so fresh and cool. It's common for people to be younger, but Tsubaki-kun is attractive, isn't it? The picture is beautiful too.