Reviews for Chasing After Aoi Koshiba Manga

This review contains spoilers. There are pros and cons to the development of the two, but I thought it was a stylish ending that made readers imagine the various aftermath. But even in my third year at university, I still haven't forgotten that I thought of Aoi and had no experience in a hotel; I was tired of looking at my memo and chased him; I was aware that I had an idiot of Aoi's feelings when she chose to leave her last words; I expected the main likes... Meanwhile, Aoi, who left for fear that her good memories would return to blisters if she got hurt next time, will also continue to be aware of Sahoko from now on. I can only think of two happy people. I don't know how many years from now, but...

This review contains spoilers. The main character, the girl who was a mobster, made an effort and enjoyed her glittering high school life, but then she met a girl she was interested in and suddenly kissed her! Are you talking about Sochi by any chance? I was wary for a moment, but not only that, the dangerous and sweet and sour feelings of high school were carefully depicted, and I fell in love with it. From the state of friends around me and the words of my teacher, it seems like there's still something going on.

This review contains spoilers. Its simple yet cute. I would like to read it very well but I can't understand Japanese and kanji. But I am learning!

This review contains spoilers. I like Frye sensei's paintings, so I bought them. I can't sympathize with the main character who is just cute and doesn't have a self, and the portrayal of Aoi Koshiba's character isn't well drawn, so it's a quiet volume. The pictures are beautiful, so it's good for quick reading. Volume 1 doesn't lead to lilies.