Reviews for I Want to Hold Aono-Kun So Badly I Could Die Manga

The picture is a bit... I regret not reading it in this magazine. Even though it's an interesting work, it was a waste that I didn't know about it until now. Once I started reading it, I was worried about the continuation, and since I'm really bad at horror elements, I was worried about the whereabouts of Yuri and Aono-kun's romance even though I was shaking with fear, so I read all at once until the volume that is out now. I was drawn more and more into the story. I want them both to be happy, but since Aono-kun isn't there anymore, it seems like it's going to be sad... Even so, while thinking that it would be nice if the ending was happy for both of them, I would like to read it in this magazine from now on.

It's a comic with very attractive psychological depictions and lines. I think the main character who bumps into people with such a straight feeling is amazing. I'm not good at horror, so I read it while shrinking my heart. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of ending the two end up with.

I bought it because I was attracted to the cute design and the disproportionate title. It's usually horror. I started reading it with a light feeling that it was probably a sad romance that screamed out my heart, so I was surprised at the suspicious developments that unfolded from the beginning. Keep an eye out for the exquisite menhera feel and development. It's a story I want to watch, but it's pretty scary.

Gacha, gacha, baton! is too scary. And the depiction of flowers is too scary. X is too scary. I'm too scared to read it ♪

The main character is pure and nice. Aono is good too. It's sad, but it's warm, but it's scary. I was drawn into the story, and I was able to read it all at once. I recommend it.

I was curious about the title, so I bought it. There was also a scene where I was a little shocked while thinking it was youth, but I was horrified to read it. The pictures are a bit cute, so it's horror, but there's no such thing as being too scared to read on. I wonder what's going to happen from now on... I was worried about the continuation, so I just bought the next volume.

“My Smell, My Smell, My Smell”... When I read this scene, I was wondering if there were other depictions that were so sad and painful, yet so full of love, and I was shocked by Umi sensei's sensibility, who bluntly depicts scenes with such complicated feelings swirling with surreal pictures. So I bought all the volumes at once, and it was really, really interesting!!! Although it is a work with strong horror elements, it is also a work that makes me realize important things in getting involved with people, such as how to deal with family, friends, and lovers. Personally, I like the depiction of romance. Even sexual depictions are sad, adorable, and heart-wrenching. I like the occasional gag scene that comes in because it's not intentional, or rather, it makes me laugh out loud. The tempo is really good and it's easy to read!!! It's a wonderful work that you'll want to reread over and over again.

Scary... a mental fear that you can't imagine from a picture. It's a pretty well-made story, so it's thrilling as if it were real. But it's also sad and funny, so the balance between slow and slow is good.

A really scary ghost is coming out! It's not like that, why is it scary to read this far? It wasn't a story I had in mind, but I was drawn into the scary and frightening story. It's interesting!

I love it so much that I have no words. I'm not good at horror, but this work was so interesting that I was able to read it. Even if you are unsure that horror isn't good at it, I want you to try it once!

I often saw Umi Shiina sensei on Twitter, and I was attracted to the content of her tweets. I want to read comics written by Umi Shiina... I quit last night and bought it! →It's interesting... It was the type of comic I had never read before. It's a cute pattern, but it's definitely scary, and it has a perfect balance of eroticism and disgust. After reading up to 6 volumes, I realized that I really like Fujimoto-kun.? (The more I get into the story, the more enthusiastic I read it)

It's a horror development by pretending to be heartwarming. I'm really curious about the continuation!

At first, I thought it was a cute design, but as the story progressed, I felt quite scared, and even though I thought the story was a common story, it unexpectedly developed, and it may be a work that has never been seen before!

It may be a common setting, but the development is novel, and it's interesting that there are a few black elements.