Reviews for I Hear the Sunspot Manga

This review contains spoilers. Feelings come in honestly. The way the story is written is good, and the pictures are good too!! I bought it in separate volumes for spring, summer, fall, and winter, but I thought I'd start with 3, so I bought Kochi. The story is moving, and it's easy to read, and it's nice, but I don't like the way it continues. Even though it's a book, it continues uneasy! Volume 1 volume is not easy to read! I thought the first one was still easy to read, not Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter, but was that different? Either way, I want to keep buying, but I don't have to wait around 1 year due to anxiety, I'm glad, or excited. This time, too, I felt bad and decided to wait for the next volume. The last one this time continues where the rookie from Kake-kun's company and Attacke-kun met and was told that he was kissing Kake-kun. What I thought after entering spring, summer, fall, and winter was that the end of the series was bad even if it was split up, and it continues! why? It was! I don't like the way it continues, so I'm dropping one rating.

This review contains spoilers. I've read it until the end of the current limit edition. This is the beginning of the series. Kohei doesn't have much expression these days. But it's good that it gradually changes as you follow the work. Taichi is a little too noisy and too intuitive, which I don't like, but I like it as a story, so I read it throughout the series.

This review contains spoilers. It was a love story between a male student with hearing impairment and the protagonist, who naturally seems to have barrier-free access to the mind. It's a slow development from when we met until we became lovers, but I'm glad it was realistic.

This review contains spoilers. I'll leave it up to your imagination. The feeling after reading is good, but after all, I wanted them to go a little further and finish it.