Reviews for Countdown to Yes Manga

This review contains spoilers. A film bought by Roji and distributed in July. They became best friends since they loved photography in high school, and they lived together for 4 years in college. Get a job = count down until they meet again after 3 years while being aware of their romance on the occasion of the dissolution of living together, and say “yeah” in the title conversation!! It's a story about Minato and Wataru, between 25 years old and ten years since they met. I was drawn into a story where I could see the punch line in the title!! Expressionless vs. expressive, two people with poor dialogues are woven, in The Battle of Relentless Wataru, a battle where Minato from Isshin no longer wants to leave; the gap between them is good ◎ the two photo lovers only took pictures of each other for ten years, and the expressions reflected there were full of love ◎ the structure that makes good use of eloquent photographs was very comfortable, and the Epi that made Minato fall in love with photography ◎ the cover is wonderful ◎ the drawing was great!! I definitely want to take a look at the two people who have been living together for 20 years (^ people ^)

This review contains spoilers. As you can see in other people's reviews, there are only kisses and no etiquette, so I think the pros and cons are divided with those who aren't satisfied with that, and this evaluation... I also always check whether the ethi is “there is” or “none” in my reviews, and even if it's tough or easy, so I really understand that feeling...! However, on the other hand, I like sweet stories with clever depictions of psychology without any content, so this work stuck. I think it will stick to those who understand the characters who think “the relationship called a lover seems like an ephemeral and unforgivable connection and the friendship continues.” I want them to flirt with the sequel.

This review contains spoilers. Having separated from each other, they both realize that they like each other. Minato is honest with that feeling and Wataru is afraid of change, but it's wonderful to patiently convey their feelings and start walking through their future lives. If I can continue, I want to read it

This review contains spoilers. The author is buying it. It's just like the title, and even though I know they'll reply “yes” at the end, this is the ultimate in BL! “I can't take a step towards a change in the relationship because I'm afraid of losing my best friend” progresses at a good tempo, as if watching a manzai's Bokezukkomi. Not to mention the two main characters, there were no people around me that I didn't like, so I was able to read it without stress from beginning to end. It's as if “a picture is worth seeing”, and rather than arranging any words, just by looking at each other's photos, how much they think of the other person is “even this!” It has been conveyed to the extent that it is said. If you look at that expression, no matter how much you say “no,” your persuasive power is zero. The process leading up to saying “yeah” is very carefully depicted, and it is a work full of refreshing feeling.

This review contains spoilers. “Me and Wataru, grandpa and grandma are together, right?” This is all. I want to be together, so together. Even though they like each other, they can't be honest because Wataru is important. Every word has weight because Minato is a bad talker. As expected, the presentation-like one is an office worker. Aniki and each other's families are good too! It would be nice if the society where it is difficult for men to rent a room also changes. I'm glad these two have friends.

This review contains spoilers. It was a wonderful story where the two were slowly depicted through photographs about how they chose to stay together. When I read other works, I thought without permission that it was an author who values psychological depiction and a sense of distance, so I felt like that was the case this time too. I was a lover, but I also felt close to my family. I'm glad I read it with that in mind. If you expect something to be flirty, you may feel unsatisfied.

This review contains spoilers. I tried reading the beginning, and the writer liked it, so I bought it. It's a story that really lifts up the deep feelings of people who are hard to grasp. Everyone has their own thoughts, and I love the fact that they honestly seem to be that person, including that. I was taking pictures, and I was taking pictures with the same feeling, so I felt extra emotional.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where two best friends like each other but can't get along until they are lovers. Minato and Wataru are both cute. If they become Wataru-kun's lover, there's a possibility that they'll break up, so I thought I understood that they wanted to stay friends. But it seems like these two will go on for a long time. It is conveyed to each other that this person is the only one. When I'm reading romance comics, I want the couples that appear in them to share their lives until they die. I like works where I feel like we're together all the time instead of a momentary flaming romance, because they have a sense of security.