Reviews for A Condition Called Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was just a sweet romance manga if it was just the title, but it's a work with a very interesting structure starting from volume 1. It's changed a bit since that trend, but the 5 new volumes were also interesting. While I really feel that when you become an adult, you won't be able to just have this kind of pure relationship, I'm reading it while listening to relationships that can only be done when you're young. I think the pictures are beautiful and easy to read. Anyway, Hananoi-kun is cute. The main character, Hotaru-chan, doesn't have such a good kid either — I think this is a work where you can feel love for the characters. I read the last volume of the postscript. I'm glad everyone is happy! I loved the Yatsuo-kun and Satomi couple, so they stuck together! When I thought about it, they finally stuck together! But they didn't change, and their kindness didn't change because they thought about each other. It was wonderful to think like this, and it was the best way to end after reading it. The story of Hananoi-kun's old age was a bit sad, but that kind of depiction also makes me feel good... I read volume 8 of the new book Crying Chronicles. This time, I felt like Firefly was getting prettier and prettier. People become beautiful when they have a good relationship, don't they? There are also sad depictions of other characters, but I want everyone to be happy at the end. It's a comic full of love.

This review contains spoilers. The Firefly on the cover looked so normal, and I had gone through it until now, but when I read it, I was moved from volume 1 and cried. I wish I had read it sooner.

This review contains spoilers. Even though I think Hananoi-kun's love is heavy, he works hard, he's cute, and he's cool. Hotaru-chan is also a really nice kid and really makes me understand. I intend to watch as the two people who have both fallen in love become lovers.