Reviews for I Hear the Sunspot Manga

I cried while reading it, thinking I wish I had a classmate who took it that seriously!

I read the reviews and bought it, and it was great! I'm looking forward to the future of Taichi and Kohei.

I love manga, and I read some boys and young people, mainly girl and female TL, but I avoided BL because I didn't like it. ... is another work, but I had the opportunity to read BL, and I was surprised by the high level of drawing power and the fun of the story, so I chose to read the other works as well. It's a very delicate story involving hearing problems, but I thought it would be unreasonable for it to be shunned like me because of the BL group. The two, who met by chance, bump into each other, think, think, act, and become irreplaceable beings for each other. Rather than a romance story between boys, I think it's a story of strong bonds that people have feelings for each other. It makes me think about a lot of things, such as hearing problems, etc., but I think it's a good thing to think about. I'm happy to have found such a wonderful work! These are ☆ 5 that I rarely wear!! (Sorry for being a little excited...)

It's a work I've always been interested in. The BL element is still weak, but it feels good that the bright Taichi opens the door little by little. It's slow but fun.

I've always been interested in it, so I'm glad I was able to buy it, and since it was 40% off, I took the plunge and bought it, but it's a great story.

A few decades ago, when I was in college, I volunteered for a sign language club, so if anything, I read it from the perspective of a mob girl. I wonder if it's a story about relentless boys becoming honest. The way people in the circle were treated was a bit pitiful. Sign language is convenient because you can talk even from a distance where no voice can be heard, and you can also talk about things that are a little secret. I was able to experience so many things, and it was fun. I'm a little worried that the main one is too relentless, but I hope the number of people who speak sign language more comfortably will increase through works like this. Then it would be easier for everyone to live.

The author also wrote it in the comments, but I wonder if the BL element is weak, and I feel human love. I definitely want to read related works ❗

I thought this work would make me think about the world rather than BL.

I've finally started reading the hugely popular series! It's a wonderful work that I'm convinced of!

Title work only. There are two college students: Kohei, who is beautiful due to acquired hearing loss, and Taichi, who has no two sides due to raging boar. It starts with Taichi taking lecture notes for Kohei, who is hard of hearing, and Kohei gives a bento to Taichi, who is always hungry. Little by little, Kohei is attracted to Taichi, who treats everyone in the same way and becomes good friends regardless of whether they are hard of hearing or not... I've finally stood at the starting line of BL in this volume. There are no depictions requiring correction.

It's completely different from other BL comics, it has nothing to do with sexual desire, it's innocent, and it's a sad love story! I wanted them to keep going! I like it ~ I'm glad I was able to buy it ~ I support you at any time!

It may not be what is called BL, but it depicts the period after an encounter with a person who is really important in life, regardless of gender.

It's more like a story than a BL. I think it's a wonderful work that makes you feel kind.

I suddenly started reading this work without any prior knowledge, and now it stands quietly while having a huge presence within me. ... it really is like “Hidamari.” I'm glad we met. I'm sure I'll read it over and over again in the future. Even if I give it 5 stars, it's not enough at all (laughs)

It's wonderful! To be honest, I don't like pictures, but the story is so deep and interesting that I don't care about that!

The cover has a light atmosphere and is nice, and it fits the content. There isn't much BL feeling, but I enjoyed it as a story. Kohei is good-looking, and Taichi is likable too.

It made me think again that how to deal with and come to terms with a disability is different depending on the degree of hearing and whether it is moderate or congenital, and I was glad I bought a very good work. I wish there were a lot of straight, unwalled people like Taichi in the world. The feeling that hamburg steak was delicious was sinking in.

As per everyone's reviews, I don't think this is the BL frame you think. It felt more like human love than love to me. But even so, it was a very precious story worth reading. I was sad and thought it was rough along the way, but I'm glad I read it.

I was interested in watching the live-action version, and I read it because I wanted to see the original story. Taichi, who is straight and bright, and Kohei has built a wall between himself and his surroundings due to his hearing impairment. Kohei gradually changes when he meets Taichi, but his prejudice and hardships about disabilities that don't go away by any means, fear of hearing that gradually declines, and his strong feeling that he doesn't want to lose Taichi, who was newly born after meeting Taichi, are all well expressed, and it feels like my heart is pulled over and over again. I had no knowledge about hearing impairment, and since there were no people around me, I feel that I came across this book and broadened my horizons. It became one of the comics I'm glad I came across. I was surprised that it was in the BL category.