Reviews for Where Love Goes-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is another sad happiness for March Teacher's Day, isn't it? Adolescent love ended with a sense of loss called death without understanding how to live by being gay, leaving the boundary between love and sympathy vague. “Love Women” causes fear of women, but in an attempt to make an effort to fall in love with women... they make a man of their choice dress up as a woman. The presence of the Blessed Virgin, who accepted everything and received the feelings of a lost child. Devotion to make the other person's wishes come true if they like it. When we were able to accept each other, we became lovers. Sincere student words. An answer derived from the confusion between family love and love. I hope everyone is happy. Maybe it's the dawn type. From transvestite ethi to normal ethi. The expression was sensual.

This review contains spoilers. Trickery and mystery solving are vivid and it feels good when revealed, but it is difficult if you try to proceed with the interpretation to the point where you get close to your feelings. But once I understood what was being drawn, it was really dramatic and struck my heart. Muroto T adored the lighthouse keeper and wanted to satisfy the loneliness of the lighthouse keeper, but the lighthouse keeper, who was worried that someday he would choose someone else over him, was declared a life expectancy, and it was broken when he learned that Kamimuroto T would also leave his place to go on to college. In the end, they took their own lives. At that time, Muroto T blames himself and is tormented by the words in his suicide note that were meant to fall in love with the woman the lighthouse keeper left to him, and he reacts from pressure and becomes a phobia of women. Izumo sensei, who is similar to himself and has a fondness for himself, is also such a nuisance to himself. It's an irresponsible magic spell that even though they're attracted to it, then sinks down without being able to tell anyone, and is good at thinking about being a lighthouse keeper, but it still remains as a legend... even though the contents were empty lies. I wanted them to find that kind of self, who was bound by trauma and was in pain but didn't know what to do. Little by little, Izumo sensei gets closer to the secret truth of Muroto T, and first realizes that Muroto T is gay just like himself. Maybe it's just that they have a crush on their first partner of the same sex, or maybe it's a relationship where Muroto T is just using Izumo sensei; when they first exchanged bodies while their thoughts intersect with each other, Muroto T is gay after all, and he returns to himself and sheds tears. Seeing that, Izumo T feels not only about lust, but also that he genuinely wants to accept Muroto T. After that, Muroto T gradually became freed from past trauma. Finally, it's a story where each of them is pushed back by Tomogashima and they become lovers. Maybe I'm the only one who didn't understand? Even though it seems simple when written and put into words, what is expressed in the work is very impressive, and the place where Izumo T is stripped of her transvestite and put into underwear is intense, with the distorted images of the two people expressed as they are. I definitely want people to read and enjoy it over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. It's sad that the reviews are low... I don't usually do many reviews, but I like all of Mitsuki-sensei's stories for just one word, but this one is probably the only one that depicts loneliness and salvation in this way; the afterglow was wonderful

This review contains spoilers. I've read several books of this manga artist's work, but the sensitive adolescent high school student who might like it the most, really liked the feeling that family love and romantic feelings became a mess, and the past atmosphere of the two main characters