Reviews for My Summer of You Manga

This review contains spoilers. The episode from when I was in high school has the freshness of being a high school student, and I wonder if Chiharu fell in love with a place where Wataru's masculinity also shines. Since they became university students, there is also a feeling that they have calmed down a bit as they have grown, and I really like that the author carefully depicts the subtleties of the minds of the two main characters. I don't have a favorite comic in my history even if I don't have this much respect. The new volume was even better. I hope it will continue with volume 4 and 5 from now on.

This review contains spoilers. It's a very refreshing work; it looks like it has vivid colors even though it's black and white. Saeki-kun, who has always loved Wataru-kun, confessed, but without hearing a reply, they made a pilgrimage to sacred places together during summer vacation. After the holidays, I silently move out. Saeki-kun's words and actions involving something, such as stopping by the staff room after school were foreshadowed, weren't they? I met Wataru and Saeki-kun by chance when they start running, relying on the postmarks on the letter they received. I think it's a bit overdone, but the feeling that I'm glad we met was stronger ◎ I've only read “Kimi wa,” so I'm looking forward to reading “With You.” But it's a book I want to read in the summer, so I'm wondering if I should put up with it.

This review contains spoilers. While I was reading it, right after I finished reading it, it had a lingering afterglow even when I thought about it, and I was able to slowly feel that it was my favorite reading comfort. It fits my skin very well. As the series progresses, the romance pattern of this work progresses, and the sweetness deepens, but even so, I don't think it's more stimulating than other commercial BL works, so I feel that it's easy to recommend it even to beginners. Still, the content is quite thick, and there are no unusual settings and it's easy to get started. There are also exciting elements, and there are moving scenes where feelings are exchanged. Put them all on. There are no intense valleys, but the relationship and feelings between the two grow as they accumulate, so it's especially recommended for those who like tricky romance stories. I think it's a really kind story where they both care for each other and progress at their own pace. There are times when that compassion is frustrating and itchy, but every time I look over and over again about thinking and resolving between the two people who are communicating, it is conveyed more and more that these two have decided to stay together the whole time, and I was numb. I love this work because I can enjoy that kind of soft emotion over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. Call by surname and name! Uh-huh huh! Volume 2 is also a sweet and sour point ☺️ There was an incident where Saeki said to his friend, “Thank you so much!” There is a scene where they say thank you strongly, but rather than a certain event, it was interesting and smirking that Wataru said thank you for creating an opportunity to call him by name. I like the characters, the main character couple Saeki and Wataru, because they are refreshing, and each friend is a good character and not unnatural, so it was easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. The process of being confessed by a friend and gradually becoming more aware and falling in love, the process of once separated and being reunited and facing each other properly... it's plain yet fresh and refreshing. Chiharu is a high-speaky guy, but there is a part where he is a little timid. Wataru, who always tries to go straight ahead without running away at a turning point, has always been Chiharu's hero. It's a work I want to reread in the summer. 4.6 stars

This review contains spoilers. It's easy to read with common but beautiful pictures and stories, and a way of proceeding without any sense of incongruity. I thought it was too selfish to delete my contact information and transfer to another school without saying anything, but I wonder if that kind of place is the instability and selfishness of being young. At this age, I tend to get drunk on myself (laughs), and I read everything that comes up, but I basically feel like Peace is the only choice. That's good. Don't come up with a hit horse or something ~, serialization has started, but I'm sure I'll read it after it becomes a standalone book. I just want to continue reading where they live peacefully and happily!

This review contains spoilers. Among Furuya sensei's works, this is my favorite series in particular. It's a refreshing story about unwavering love for their partner regardless of age, even though they make mistakes and regrets like a young person. The two CP characters are good, and this is reflected in the development and deepening of romance. Wataru in particular is straight and straightforward, and it feels like Wataru's personality changes Saeki. There is a feeling of excitement in the depiction of Wataru looking ahead, Wataru holding back his hand without running away, which changes Saeki and deepens the romance between the two. I really like the fresh, sweet and sour, yet warm feeling of the whole work. There are many good scenes that leave an impression on me, even in the lines and situations scattered throughout the work, so I highly recommend this work!

This review contains spoilers. Why didn't you read it sooner!!! I'm sorry.. The two fall in love with people more like shoujo manga than shoujo manga, value each other, and carefully weave words. This is how you fall in love with people.. Let's say Gene. They may be really casual words, but I like words that resonate with each other. “That's why I didn't chase them.” “That's why I came to see you.” yeah, that's true. Then, over and over again, “It's your fault!” I really like the “Yeah, it's my fault” conversation ♩ It's a work I want to reread when my heart is tired.