Reviews for Pittosporum Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've been waiting for it to come together. There are scenes I honestly don't want to watch, such as a threesome with an aggressive mob woman, so I think it's an impossible work for people who can't do it. However, I wonder if there is a reason for & Yarimo, which I originally knew at the time of the synopsis or trial reading? I thought so I decided to read it until the end and read it. Relationships on the attacking side, which were both win-win but distorted, were painful, as they held a woman to correct themselves from past trauma, and the fact that the female side was also trying to gain status by being able to become an attackers. The relationships on the receiving side were good, and I thought that was a “contrast” that was also in the class scene. There is a scene where the attack says “Yano has a lot of important things, but I only need Yano,” and the complexity of feeling that “difference from myself” so much that I can't get my hands on them is really painful. It had a weight that I didn't think I was in high school, but the process was carefully depicted, so I was able to empathize with it. It was nice that the aftermath wasn't just tied to each other. After knowing how bad the attack was, I tried to face my true feelings by watching the attacking mother and the weak part gentle part (scenes in the infirmary, scenes with my sister, etc., which are few, but if you read them carefully, you can see that they are moving only for Yano), and I also know that feeling is not correct from a public perspective. Still, I really like the scene where they run in search of an attack because they have something to choose from. Also, a pillow under Yano's lower back during the last set? I like it because it's laid out so real. I feel like men are between men. I wonder if there will be a sequel. I feel like it would be quick to finish with volume 2. The sentences don't come together, but I liked the work. I heard on Twitter that paid booklets from paper bookstores are erotic, so I think I'll buy them.

This review contains spoilers. I immediately posted it on Twitter. Little by little, there have been foreshadowing since the beginning, but Sono-kun has always been watching Yano-kun, and he is the only one he needs! I like the place I love so much (;;) it was really too good! Both of them are cute

This review contains spoilers. It was a trial reading of Mikami sensei's episode 1 and I was so worried that I bought it, but I'm glad it was good (crying) I cried a lot (crying) he's a good-looking guy! I was thinking something like that, but my feelings for Yano () were so big that I thought over and over again that I would be happy quickly after reading it - it's carefully drawn in volume 2, so it didn't unfold too fast and I was able to really get into it! The design is also beautiful and I really like it! I definitely want you to read it

This review contains spoilers. It was already insanely good... that's my impression after I finished reading it. It's an impression with no emotion or vocabulary, but I can't say anything else (laughs) There wasn't any emotion or anything in this impression, but the work itself was so emotional that it almost became ridiculously emotionally unstable. The depiction of Odashima's emotional side was too excellent. If you only look at the letters of Yari-kun bringing a female student into a boys' dorm and indulging in sexual activity, he's a scum guy (laughs), but once I learned the reason for that and his trauma, I couldn't say that, and it was really painful and sad. I'm really glad Yano accepted him. It was already really tough in Odajima until we reached that ending, but that made me really relieved. The afterglow after reading is amazing, so I definitely want you to read this!

This review contains spoilers. It's nice to feel like a student's pure love! However, because of the curse that the attacking Odajima should be normal, they end up with various girls... Meanwhile, it was Yano who melted Odajima's feelings. It gave me the words I wanted the most at that time in Odajima. It's also good that Yano himself didn't recognize Odajima! You've always liked Yano even though you've been playing with women. It's cute! But isn't Odajima insanely too stubborn? I know you're uneasy though! Yano would be fine, right? After the two start dating, aren't they going to find out about the scene where they go to the infirmary or dormitory? There was a scene that was too jarring and I couldn't concentrate. But even if you put it in, I recommend it!

This review contains spoilers. I didn't really like the development of When My Heart Is Hard and Lonely, and I was reluctant to buy it... Once I bought 1 leaf, I wanted to read more and more. How difficult it is to live a life where you take care both in public and private. In particular, if you hide your true intentions like Odajima-kun, I think it's unavoidable that if you inadvertently get close to someone who is impatient but you have to leave, you'll be happy and painful, and you won't be able to control them. I was so sad watching Odajima-kun get so sad. I thought it would be nice if he could quickly feel happy from the bottom of his heart without worry. For Yano, Odajima-kun is a person who takes him to an unknown world. If I had the impression that it had fallen to the ground, all that was left was to rise, and every time I learned about Odajima-kun, the way I was drawn to him was both jarring and cute.