Reviews for Hotaru Dies Tomorrow Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was a bit difficult to get into. I wonder if they fit that much into the characters in the book? What do you think... Ninomiya was a healthy character.

This review contains spoilers. After I finished reading it, I really felt that everything had started from Asada, who kept thinking about her in the book. The directness of Ninomiya, who looks at him and single-mindedly tries to become a firefly, is adorable, and he seems to scream when he thinks about the feelings of Ohno, who has loved him for a long time! Ohno, be happy!

This review contains spoilers. Ninomiya (Hotaru) is too energetic! Ono-kun was a good hit too, but he really liked Ninomiya... Asada also saw too many illusions in fireflies, but the feeling of falling in love with Ninomiya-kun is unbearable!!

This review contains spoilers. the first one... huh? what does that mean? I read on while thinking about it, and I understood Ninomiya-kun's true appearance and feelings, and the place where Asada-kun bowed his head to Ono-kun, even though he was healthy and sad, was amazing ~ the pictures were beautiful and the story development was interesting!

This review contains spoilers. The picture was a bit different from what I liked, but it was a wonderful story, even though it was a bit sad. Seems like a sequel is coming out too, so I thought I'd like to read that too.

This review contains spoilers. It was my first time as an artist, and the pictures were beautiful after trial reading. I thought the recipient had plenty of experience, but it went all the way. I like them so much that they make myself similar to their partner's ideals, and I'm doing well anyway. The last one is Happy, and it ends with a happy feeling, so I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. I was so excited!! I'm not impressed, but I felt that the story and drawing were beautiful. A young man who falls in love with the main character of the book, follows his vestiges to search for a romantic partner, and then breaks up because of it, while almost making the same mistake again, he wants to know parts that are not similar to the main character this time, he is interested in the essence of that person, and now, he arrives at a true love affair. It was such a story. In the first place, whether it's an idol or your own ideal, I think it's disrespectful to the other person because you look like someone... or by putting on someone else's image... The longing is unavoidable, though. It was so refreshing to see them notice that sinful behavior from the point where they had done that disrespectful thing, and then start looking seriously at their partner in a daze. I had a good impression of him without thinking that he was a sly man or that he was feminine, so I'm glad. The fact that they are students, a generation that is still unfamiliar with romance helped, and I thought the part that was superimposed on the main character of the book was acceptable. Do you say blue or young (laughs). Also, I'm glad that the healthy Chikkun, who wanted to take a look at himself, and even though he was actually plain Kyara, desperately changed his clothes and tried to get close to him by changing his behavior, was also quiet but stubborn. That best friend's sad unrequited love was probably the most exciting (laughs). I would like him to write a detailed story about when he overcame his heartbreak and made a lover the next time he had a spin-off. The atmosphere of the work was very good.