Reviews for When We're in Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. The heroine has a boy she has an unrequited love for, and it starts with a situation where he likes another girl. After that, the hero is heartbroken, and even though they fall in love with the heroine, they choose to break up due to a misunderstanding. But after all, they couldn't forget and decided to get back together. It hasn't been completed yet, but updates have stopped, so I'm hoping someday I'll be able to read it until the end.

This review contains spoilers. There aren't many lines, but the author's depiction is so good that it painfully conveys the feelings of the two of them! I read volumes 1 to 10 all at once, but since it's a bit old work, the lines and development are solid, and it's like a romance drama that was popular around that time, which made me feel somewhat nostalgic. I wonder if Hana-kun's clothes are also a gal man style that was popular around 2015... I felt lame, and there wasn't much content in it. I think it's fine to read it once, but once is probably enough.

This review contains spoilers. As soon as I know I like it, it's sad to be heartbroken, there are other people I like, and now I know who it is, and the people I like have unrequited love ~ my heart hurts; I can't take my eyes off it. I want Nanasechan laughing at Hana-kun's side someday

This review contains spoilers. The content of the picture is also cute. The protagonist's feelings are carefully written, so it's easy to get into the story. Hana-kun looks a little bad, but he's actually kind and nice. It's better to shorten the distance between the two.

This review contains spoilers. The clumsy but serious chairman of the committee is Nanase and Hana-kun, a suspended child. Hana had someone she liked, but she was attracted to Nanase's straightness and decided to go out with her. The story of Hana's childhood is indescribable.

This review contains spoilers. The Chairman of the Committee for Kakure and the Violent Man is in love with Na-kun, and they are both always watching in Ubud

This review contains spoilers. I learned that a few years had passed since the last episode was on hiatus, and then I read them all together. I also liked the pictures and it was easy to read. The Seventh Generation fell in love with Hana, and Hana had a crush on her older childhood friend since she was little... I really liked the depiction of those two gradually getting in touch with each other. After that, to be honest, for me it was a bit of a mess... I think it was fine to have a chat with my seventh-generation junior high school classmate, but just because the beginning was amazing, every episode felt so abrupt in the second half, and it was a waste for me personally. But I want to watch it until the final episode. I sincerely hope Kumaoka will return. I'm waiting patiently.