Reviews for I Hear the Sunspot Manga

It was a high review, so I'm glad I bought it ~ I haven't left the realm of friends, but Taichi is a really good kid and I'm looking forward to the future of the two

I like the warm air!! I think every time I read that if someone like Taichi-kun is close to you, you'll fall in love, that's wonderful.

It's a difficult subject in many ways, isn't it? Disorders are grouped together from those visible to the invisible, whether they are congenital or acquired, and whether they are progressive or not. The current situation is that hurdles are raised whether it's work or romance, and people have various problems such as friendships and family environments. Even under such circumstances, being happy to be with this person, whether it's a friend or love, is also a driving force for life. My child also has a congenital disability and can't live without nursing care, but we have the happiness of being able to laugh together. I think it would be nice if coming into contact with such works would expand awareness and lead to the development of friendships, even a little bit. The last words of the person in charge, “This is a BL magazine, so why don't you make me love boys...” This is important! It made me laugh the most!

It's a bit weak against the BL genre, but I want everyone to read it regardless of genre. Kohei and straight Taichi keep their distance from people due to hearing loss. It's a small thing, but Taichi, who doesn't think about anything, quickly explains Kohei's abandonment, thinking he can't get into conversation or that he doesn't know what he's saying, and he's saved and attracted to him. Even if you don't usually read BL, be sure to read it!!

Kohei's feelings of wanting to be attracted to Taichi, who is too straight, are so real that his expression gets caught up in his face, and the sadness explodes!!

There's almost no sense of BL as a reading material, but that doesn't mean it's enough as a story if it's just a friend or lover. I wonder if the atmosphere can only be created by people of the same sex is wonderful.

Somehow I felt that the author had forgotten the mission of making boys fall in love at first (laughs) It's an easy story. Even though they think about each other, the feeling that isn't easily conveyed properly to that person feels fidgety. It would be nice if I could say that I don't dislike Taichi without misleading him either...! I wonder if Taichi is going to do something for Wataru? What are they going to do? What is the distance between the two? ... etc., I'm worried about future stories, so I'd like to buy a sequel too! Wataru is healthy and cute when he learns how to cook for Taichi...

It's classified as BL, but the story was really well made that didn't feel like BL, and there were scenes that made me cringe. It probably becomes BL where a man falls in love with a man, but I don't care about that at all, it's a very nice story

There was a coupon, so it's a bargain, so I think I'll read it, and I bought it with just as light glue. As a result, I was addicted to it. I must read the whole series! The main character, Taichi, is just straight and unblurry, and he's a really nice kid! It's simple and childish, but I wonder if that honesty moved Kohei's heart. I also wanted to read about the changes between the two and their relationships with the people around them in the future.

I really like it. A feeling that seeps through my heart. There is a gentle feeling that the feeling of caring for others gradually spreads. The depiction of the facial expressions of the two main characters nicely shows the changing feelings, and I thought the atmosphere and lines of the picture were very much addicted to the worldview. I also caught a glimpse of the cruel side of humans, and it makes me want to give yell to these two people who are just trying to protect their important parts.

My heart is living straight even though I have a lot of conflicts. It's a story about such young people. I like it so much that I read it to the limit and reread it from here on a regular basis.

I'm afraid that what was there until now will suddenly disappear. The depiction of a broken heart being healed little by little by Taichi-kun's fair and easygoing personality and changing little by little came through.

I don't usually read BL, but it's a work I can read normally and would recommend to anyone. I'm drawn into the story, so I guess I don't care just because the two just happen to be boys. Volume 1 is complete, but it felt longer and darker, and it felt like the volume was just right without any strange sense of delay. I'm glad I read it!

I read it a long time ago, and I only wrote a review for the limited edition of the series, and I didn't write this. I read it again, and it's a theme that makes me think a lot as I read it. After that, I really want to support the two clumsy but hardworking protagonists, Kohei and Taichi. We are trying to understand each other's feelings, and the sight of them slowly but surely getting closer little by little is precious and unbearable! I also recommend the next book in the series, The Theory of Happiness.

It's 200 pages. Since they have both points of view, I can clearly understand their thoughts. Taichi is handsome and is an ideal recipient because he is a bright, kind, and nice kid like Hidamari in the title. It was really nice that Kohei gradually became uneasy about Taichi. Maybe it's a change in mentality, and Kohei, who cut his hair, also felt active, but he liked the long one lol he hasn't gone into a relationship yet, so I'm looking forward to future developments.

This pure story is also recommended for BL beginners. The theme was solid, and the story progressed carefully, so there was a high level of satisfaction, and there was so much emotion that I didn't aim too much, and it was a refreshing feeling after reading it.

There are many people who have hearing loss and find it hard to hear. That's because people who can't hear don't understand the words or sounds spoken. The world doesn't understand that. So get away from people and stay alone Kohei. Taichi, a boy with family problems, falls down in front of him. Taichi is cheerful and doesn't care about family issues, etc., is equal to any person, and doesn't change his attitude. We haven't moved on from being friends yet, but we're starting to worry about each other helplessly. That's good!