Reviews for Countdown to Yes Manga

This review contains spoilers. When I lived together when I was a college student, I wasn't aware of the feeling of liking them, but I read the moment when they became members of society and recognized that they liked each other, and it came to my mind. I myself was made to wonder what an adult is. It was clear to me that thinking about the people who appeared in the story would mean becoming an adult. I felt like I was able to see the best part of that person through the camera. Minato-kun, who charms both good and clumsy points and envelops the whole thing, was so wonderful. Thank you so much for your amazing work!

This review contains spoilers. Even though I knew they would definitely live together, I was worried about the continuation from the sample, so I bought it. I want to cherish the comfort of being my best friend, and Minato wants to go even further but is very bad at talking. I love the touch of the picture too! The way the conversation progressed also had a good tempo and was easy to read. There isn't that much flirtation, but it was a story that made me feel warm and relaxed.

This review contains spoilers. It's a development that everyone likes, with bad talk and being at the mercy of natural attacks. Although both of them are troubled by changes in their relationship, their underlying straight feelings for each other are precious. Also, the moment when the feeling of liking each other and the other person was overflowing was captured on each other's cameras, and the love between the two, which was conveyed even without words, was dazzling and beautiful.

This review contains spoilers. There are many things, from when the two, who have a hobby of photography, living together when they were students and living together again after breaking up due to employment. Minato has always loved Wataru, and Wataru also likes Minato. I love it but I love it! And I like it even if it's not erotic! I definitely want to read the Cohabitation Edition soon too!!

This review contains spoilers. That was such a wonderful story... I think love and friendship tend to be a common theme, but the emotions are delicately depicted and are good at verbalizing, so it felt really comfortable. It explains the roots of various emotions. A camera captures the feelings at that time so you can remember them. Certainly, I like taking pictures, but I was once again made aware of the advantages of cameras, and I wanted to take pictures. Of course, I love Roji's comics and pictures, but I love the story.

This review contains spoilers. As mentioned in the description of the work, it's a romantic comedy lol the tempo of the conversation between Wataru and Minato was good and interesting. There are places where Minato lacks words and is clumsy, but he honestly blames his feelings, and in response to that, I feel that Wataru became uneasy from past relationships and was too relentless alone. I'm glad Minato's push was strong and the happy ending was good. I'd like to take a look after the two started living together.

This review contains spoilers. It depicts the conflict between feelings of liking each other, and the snapping is interesting. The pictures are also wonderful and exciting, but I want them to continue. There is no skin color.

This review contains spoilers. All title works. This is until the kiss! No touching. Nor has it been clearly stated which one is under attack. I want to watch until the end, so watch something that hasn't even been drawn and give me a hideout!!!! They were disappointed, but if they were these 2 people, they were 2 people who were satisfied even with this way of ending. As the title suggests, it even depicts cohabitation, but it shows quite a turbulent development. But when it comes to best friends and lovers, let alone between men, there's also a sense of realism that makes you wonder if it starts like this. Wataru and Minato are each other's best friends, and they've probably even developed a love affair. Both of them had a simple wish: to stay next to each other the whole time, and I wonder if contact comes second ~ I read BL from a friend to lover for the first time, and I'm glad! The pictures were also clear and easy to read, and I thought he was a wonderful artist!

This review contains spoilers. It carefully depicts the process of two people with unrequited love being aware, communicating with each other, and accepting it, so it was a very fun and wonderful work that I was able to empathize up to this point and read it with excitement. Roji sensei's stories and pictures are really irresistible, and I love them every time I read them??