Reviews for I Love You, Bye-Bye Manga

This review contains spoilers. It made me cry. It was nice that it was a short page and neatly organized without waste. The last one was sad, but I felt that the afterglow that left the hero's expression in my heart after reading it was because of the depiction power to convey the appeal of the characters.

This review contains spoilers. Sota-kun is healthy and cute. And it was a sad story.

This review contains spoilers. It ended so easily, but I'm glad they didn't draw the hardest part. It's getting heavy, and it doesn't seem to fit the subject. Since he was a good kid, he was someone who could save someone, so the sadness left behind.

This review contains spoilers. I'm so sad even though I was able to get used to both of them ~ crying. But I think Sota got used to both feelings and received the power to live until the end and proof that he lived. There is also an opinion that the end is too easy, but I think the current ending, which is left to the reader's imagination rather than directly depicting Sota's death, isn't bad either. But I definitely wanted to read the story of the two for a little longer. After Sota's death, I thought about whether Yukki and Micchan, the other boys in the light music club might have dated, and they were careless, but maybe I wanted to know that too. But I wonder if the correct answer is that I didn't draw that far. But basically, I don't like stories where people die, and I prefer stories with happy endings, so I drew 1 star.

This review contains spoilers. There was no parting scene, which was helpful. It was so sad, I empathized, and it must have become a big deal, so I'm satisfied with that scene a few years from now. I read it as if praying that a miracle would happen.