Reviews for Countdown to Yes Manga

This review contains spoilers. Minato and Wataru have been best friends since high school and lived together in college. It's a story about how they became members of society and were slightly estranged, but they were reunited after a long absence, and persuaded the reluctant Wataru to live together. It becomes clear at a relatively early stage that they have both feelings, but Wataru, who doesn't want to break the relationship with her best friend, refuses to go out with her. There aren't any particularly dramatic events, but as we meet again and keep a little distance, I think it's like they're re-aware that their partner is important. There were no guithorses, and there were no opponents or dislikes about the relationship between the two, so it was a soft development. The natural interaction between the two is cute. 4.3 stars

This review contains spoilers. ● I thought it was a good modder... but... there are quite a few reviews that aren't...? It's short (about 160P if it's the main story alone), and there's nothing, but the depiction of feelings was careful, and I was very satisfied. ● Wataru is grossly bound by the words “lover” and “best friend.” I felt that the reason for that was from my experience of dating and breaking up until now... was a bit weak. Minato is supposed to be much more special than the girls of the past, but still can't you overcome it? It's so special that on the contrary, I'm afraid of becoming a “lover” and losing it. ● When I'm stubborn when I want to be my “best friend,” I can't put a lid on the feeling of “liking,” my feelings are shaking, and my feelings are leaking out. It can't be helped, because I like it. Evaluations seem to be divided depending on whether or not you can sympathize with this indecisive and selfish voyage. ● Minato on the other hand. This one also works pretty much at my own convenience. I'm honest about my feelings, but I don't have enough words. My complexion didn't change that much either (... or maybe they tried not to change it). How far did Minato's “love” really spread to Wataru? ● They are two people who don't mesh well, but there is no blurring in the feeling that “Minato Ga/Wataru is important.” Wataru was aware that he was selfish, and Minato was also aware that he was clumsy, and I thought it would be nice to see him properly unraveling himself, chewing it up, and trying to face his opponent. ● And pictures. A photograph that shows the person taking the picture's feelings for the target. this is already a decisive hit... The two met through photography, and 10 years later, move forward again through photography. Actually, even if you don't stick to the words “lover” and “best friend,” “I want to be next to you for 10 or 20 years” is enough, isn't it? Yeah, that was great. ● I read this work for the first time by the author, but there were several people who lowered their ratings compared to the author's other works, and on the contrary, I was excited to read other works!

This review contains spoilers. A story as the title suggests. were they two innocent and cute? I'm bothered because I can understand both the feelings of Minato, who wants to be with him as a lover, and the feelings of Wataru, who is afraid that the relationship between the two will end because they love him and can't step forward, both of which are troubling... are you glad you were able to safely say “yeah”? Be sure to say “yes” to the proposal next time!!!

This review contains spoilers. For some reason, the attack that conceals your shame so much and makes you look angry is so cute, that's enough! That's what it feels like. If you read it again after watching Happy Ending, you won't stop smirking at that scene. They're both good kids. Kake-san, be honest quickly and accept the attack! I read it while being impatient!

This review contains spoilers. Best friends for over 10 years. It was really nice that even though they both liked each other, they were showing off their feelings. Minato's face was so cute.

This review contains spoilers. Here's a healing book I want to read before going to bed. I love the interaction between the two of them too much. I like Minato's unique twists and his squishy face that conceals his embarrassment. I love Minato himself, whose words “assign” are translated by Wataru as “chosen minato” and repeated in a sharp manner. It's also kind of cute that Wataru, who has always loved Minato, sticks to being best friends, saying that if they become lovers, the end will come... The fact that kindergarten kid Aniki consults me when I'm worried is also cute and I like it. ... it's painful because it's already packed with so many likes lol. They stopped kissing, but they were filled like an innocent couple. The two of them are laughing really happy~ thank you for the meal! It feels like that. Both families are officially on good terms, and marriage is next! lol

This review contains spoilers. The picture inside isn't as delicate as the cover, but the pure feeling of the two drifts throughout, making it an excellent work that can be read comfortably. It starts with the assumption that Wataru has an unrequited love for Minato, who lived together, but that's not the case at all, and it's cute that Minato's unrequited love spills out, and it's cute that Minato looks shy from time to time. It's something I can read over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. Exactly as the title tells the story. The heart and conversation are carefully drawn, and it's a very good pure love story. The photos connecting the two were really nice! Until a kiss without H. I want to see what happened after the two of them. I'm looking forward to the sequel. It was introduced as “the latest recommended comic” on the island. It was my first time, Roji sensei, and I want to read a lot more from now on!