Reviews for The Second Hand Ticks With the Sound of Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read it unread. A story about nonke and gay people. It may be a common setting, but it hurt my heart to think and pass by the other person so sad. Of course it was a happy ending, but I was able to enjoy not only the story, but also because the pictures were beautiful.

This review contains spoilers. I throw it away only because I think of the other person... The depth of pain and love was conveyed so much that my heart hurts when I read it. I read it, and it made me cringe over and over again. My feelings have finally come through, and I'm glad the two of them are happy again! We've become a family.

This review contains spoilers. After all, issues like this are going to circulate between people of the same sex, especially if one of them is unscathed, right? In that sense, it's a staple, but it also feels like an eternal theme. I wonder if these two were able to look back at themselves and each other once after breaking up. It's the result that came out, so I definitely feel like I'll be able to stay with my family forever.

This review contains spoilers. It's normal for a relationship, and all of the emotional expressions are like talking about feelings and conveying them, so there wasn't any particular excitement. However, it was really easy to read because the characters and stories were narrowed down to a narrow range and completed in a short form that delved into the past and present. The romance between the two was good too, but the scene where the mother seemed to have her son come back made me cry at the end. It's a heartfelt story ✨

This review contains spoilers. Chiaki is so healthy... crying Yudai also stepped down for Chiaki, but it's sad that he always liked him? It's amazing that Chiaki has accepted it by saying that it was time to face herself even after being away for 7 years. Since I've been away, I've been happy for the rest of my life!

This review contains spoilers. As Chiaki said, the meaning of these 7 years is probably huge, but 7 years is still a long time. It's painful to think that during that time, I was alone and lonely. It would have been nice if we could meet again in at least 2 years.

This review contains spoilers. Now that I've heard the shame that dragged Chiaki from Nonke and the desire to have a family, Yudai said goodbye hoping for Chiaki's happiness was probably tough for Chiaki, and it was sad and tough for Chiaki to break up so that even though Yudai didn't want to let go of her true intentions, they let go of their way to wish for Chiaki's happiness. Yudai was also thinking about their opponent, but at that time they really didn't act thinking about Chiaki. We went on a one-way street without listening to Chiaki's feelings, and we had a farewell story. Seven years was a long time, wasn't it? The gears have finally meshed, and now we've become a “family.”

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about shaking for acceptance, and then meeting again for 7 years. Hmm, the attack was self-contained, so the reception was nothing but a pity. I think they were able to see too many conclusions between the two, whose regrets were fuzzy even when they met again. I've cooled down a bit, saying if this is the case, we should have discussed it seven years ago. The picture is beautiful and the face of reception is cute. Postscript When I reread it, it was well organized with this number of episodes. They may have been too relentless with each other, but this was the second time we honestly hit Gene at the end. I wonder if my heart was rough when I read it for the first time lol