Reviews for Two Lonely Loves Manga

This review contains spoilers. It seemed to be everywhere, and I felt like it was an important love story that only existed within me. It was like an adult love and it was moist

This review contains spoilers. Read it in Ho. It was so nice that the strong emotions were drawn so well in 3 short episodes, and I reread it 2 times in a row. Kakega happened to enter the izakaya, where she was loved by the attack working there, and Kakeru, who misunderstood that the attack was being pressured by a girl, invited an attack... Actually, it's a story where the attack was a junior in the high school baseball club and I've always liked receiving since then, but there isn't a scene where the customer who just happened to come was that senior, but that coincidence is amazing. As expected, it's a comic. This one is more exciting. That miracle brought the two together. They revealed their feelings to each other and said “senpai” for the first time, so I'm glad it wasn't easy to say (•••. ) was really messed up (^^)

This review contains spoilers. Is the main character, who doesn't have any confidence in himself, fiddling around a little too much? I also thought, but that's probably why they're kind to others. was that your first love because you were attracted to attack? It was a cute story about accomplishment. The artist likes the drawing of this work the most!

This review contains spoilers. I feel good with Mr. Takaya, who is plain and despises himself, and Mr. Kanda, a handsome clerk at a familiar store. Even though they spend the night together, Kanda-kun doesn't understand why he likes him, and I'm worried that it's an unbalanced partner for me. Mr. Takaya doesn't have confidence in himself, so he probably thinks like this no matter what. Eventually, Kanda-kun and I started out between seniors and juniors in the high school baseball club, and I learned that Kanda-kun liked Mr. Takaya from that time on, and it ended happily. That was great.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad it was pure love. It made me cringe. I'm glad we finally got through with each other. The photos had meaning too! I'm glad I was able to remember it.

This review contains spoilers. ● There is no “complete” display, but it seems that it is separated by episode 3. Each episode is a short to medium length story with about 25 pages, so there is a feeling that the foundation and leaves have been cut off quickly, but the focus is on the process of two people who have actually met in the past getting through, and it's easy to understand. ● Takaya's thoughts and actions are quite incoherent. It's sluggish, negative, and swept away too much. That's because the root is that I don't have confidence in myself... Sonokusei is a surprise invitation! Takaya probably already likes Kanda from the beginning of episode 1... unwittingly. I want it to be an agreement at first, but I feel like I was swept away without being aware of it. But I like Kanda's “remember” line from that time. ● I think “remember” is quite a power word. If you don't recognize it, burn it into your brain, and beat the flow of time and changes, you can't “remember.” Takaya had forgotten about his past, but he “remembered” his experience with Kanda and realized that he liked it. Kanda had always “remembered” the old days, but he sensed Takaya's confusion and tried to forget it. Takaya realized and remembered that he had met Kanda in the past, and I'm glad they were able to properly convey their love and get along. ● Is “remember” also a keyword? Not to mention the past, it's impressive that they both said “remember it over and over...” when they first connected their bodies.

This review contains spoilers. I'm so relieved! Finally, I'm glad that my long-standing feelings were conveyed even when I say senpai!!