Reviews for A Condition Called Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. It might be heavy, but I almost cried when I thought about the boy's feelings.

This review contains spoilers. I like him who clearly shows his feelings of love. I think it's a category that is said to be heavy, but I thought it was really nice to feel loved.

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised that Hotaru-chan's past and Hananoi-kun's past were connected. I'm in tears over and over again as the two sincerely accumulate feelings and build a relationship. I want the two of them to be happy, and it's a wonderful story that makes me feel so kind that I can't help but hope so.

This review contains spoilers. The love pattern between a girl who doesn't know love and a boy whose love is too heavy is really interesting! The hero, Hananoi-kun, only takes actions that would normally pull don, but I understand that the heroine, Hotaru-chan, is also doing it for herself while pulling a little bit. For Hananoi-kun, the only person who understands (?) I think it's equivalent to that. Also, without being able to understand all the actions of Hananoi-kun, whose love is too heavy, I thought the fact that he makes an effort to understand is also a likable image of the main character. I'm looking forward to seeing how the two of them will grow in the future.

This review contains spoilers. I was healed by the feeling that the distance was shrinking little by little between Hananoi-kun, who is dangerous, or rather, cool, but who is worried because he has done too much, and Hotaru-chan, who is calm and warm. It makes me feel relaxed and want to read more. I really like Hotaru-chan, who can really get angry about Hananoi-kun's overkill part, and I'm curious that it would be nice if I knew what Hananoi-kun is holding in the future — what would happen if I understood it.