Reviews for Pittosporum Manga

This review contains spoilers. I really recommend this work! I was so moved that I could say it's number one among the works I've read so far. At first, I thought Odajima-kun was “what is this man,” but in fact, I learned from Yano-kun that he didn't care about anything other than Yano-kun, and I was excited that the heavy attack was too awesome.

This review contains spoilers. I think I've been watching Yano-kun, who has put up with a lot of patience until now, and I wanted to make him happy, but it really came through and I cried so much. It's one of the works I thought was good to have met even though I can't put it together well. I want to continue watching it soon

This review contains spoilers. The garden was conscious of Yano. There is also the circumstances of her parents' divorce, and there are times when she has deliberately flashy relationships with women so that she doesn't like the same sex, but she is confused because she has the only partner she cares about. It's a free garden, but no matter what, Yano wants to know. From where Yano confronts Garden's feelings and falls in love with each other, it's amazing that Garden is further saved. When Yano decides to do this, he also has an unwavering strength and I like that. Htchen is pretty, or rather erotic, too.

This review contains spoilers. I never get tired of it no matter how many times I go around, there are new discoveries every time, and I love it. Every time I reread it, I feel the intense feelings of Odajima, and the process by which Yano's feelings catch up is wonderful. I also love stories where the words and actions of receiving were offensive salvation, and I wonder if Yano's directness dragged Odajima up from the dark. I think it's good that Yano, who is serious and has a sense of morality in his room, also has a gap. There are a number of live events waiting for the two of them in the future. Graduation, college life, getting a job... it doesn't matter if it gets longer, so I definitely want to follow every scene. I hope you'll be able to watch them both grow up. Odajima in a suit is definitely nice...

This review contains spoilers. It's the first BL work I've read, and it was really nice because it made me cringe and sad. I really liked the cute, unaware, and aggressive doting. I've reread it over and over, but it makes me cry every time, it hurts my heart every time, and it's a really nice work.

This review contains spoilers. Two people who wouldn't have been involved if it were true. They have excellent grades and can do sports. The house is rich. But Odajima-kun has the worst behavior. Similarly, his grades are good, but unlike Odajima-kun, Yano is kind hearted, has good conduct, cares about his family, and cuts down his life for a house that is not very wealthy. It was a day when Odajima-kun was distressed by having secrets he couldn't tell others, and he wasn't satisfied with anything. Since I was in the same room with Yano-kun in the dorm, it started making a big move. Odajima-kun's feelings of keeping it a secret, and the anguish in his relationship with his mother Yano-kun is involved with Odajima-kun, and it's a very nice work that delicately depicts the anguish and conflict of the two people who are distressed because they don't even know what to do with them until now.