Reviews for Polaris at Dawn Manga

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was student x teacher, but surprisingly they continued to pass each other in a blink of an eye, 6 years later, certainly if you think realistically, waiting until after graduation is normal and there are so many patterns where they stick together so easily while in school that I'm paralyzed

This review contains spoilers. Yura sensei and Haga had a fateful encounter at the field day. Haga, who tries to kiss Yura sensei anywhere when she has a chance, is a human being. The manga you wrote was good. The way the first volume ended also had very high points, and I think it was an artistic continuation.

This review contains spoilers. It was quite a heavy story. The sudden death of a lover is probably unimaginably painful, but I'm really glad that Yura met Haga and was able to overcome it and finally tied the knot! Haga also met Yura and became a good man! I can also understand that it makes me cry through my feelings with Yura-chan (T_T) Hiiragi Makoto's feelings were also so sad, and I was happy to be able to see her smile at the end. I can't help but wish everyone happiness. The teacher, it's already me and my boss, but I thought again that Kashima-sensei's story didn't touch the strings after all, because they were somehow traumatized, bothersome (praising), cute, and aggressive spadari.

This review contains spoilers. I've only tried reading it, but I really like it. When I first started reading it, I felt like “A public kiss to the teacher at the sports festival...” However, if you look around volume 2, Yura sensei seems to have drawn a boundary between “teacher/student,” and it also feels like there are other people he likes... I think it's a deeper work than I had initially imagined.

This review contains spoilers. There's no way the romantic comedy that starts with a “princess hug kiss” in front of all the students at the sports festival isn't fun! I've read quite a few stories about Chara DK seriously falling in love, but in this work, you think it's good that his partner is a beautiful, baby-faced teacher? It's still up to volume 1, but I'm worried about the whereabouts of Yura-chan, who properly draws a line as a teacher while being upset with the pushy Haga, so I'd like to read more. I'm paying attention to how Haga will confront a love that is different from now on and doesn't go the way I want?

This review contains spoilers. In the work. It's been six months since it was completed. I finally bought it this month, then I haven't been able to read it again for about a week, and I finished reading it today. Before I bought it, I read a few times to the point where I could try reading it, so is this a work that requires power to read? I was thinking something like that. That was more than I expected now. It was an unimaginable, epic story from the beginning, which felt light at first.. Of course, good luck to the next two! But I sincerely hope that Hiiragi Makoto, who has spent the same amount of time, will have the same happiness in the future. It bothers me so much. I would be happy if there were spin-offs etc...

This review contains spoilers. Actually, I bought up to 3 volumes at once and put them to sleep. I try to read it slowly when I have time. It's okay if I don't get enough sleep, so I wish I had read it sooner. In particular, volumes 2 to 3 are dangerous. There's an edge at the end of volume 3, but it's because they haven't been around for a long time, and it's just because these two people are irresistible. I want to see more of Lovelove. I wonder if the sequel will come out even if it's read through.

This review contains spoilers. Until volume 2, the situation of not being able to stay the same continued, and it was being modernized. I thought that my partner was missing and that they had passed away seemed different and similar. The other person's situation is not updated, and memories as they were when they broke up have stagnated. But when I read volume 3, the story began to unfold from an unexpected reunion, and Yura-chan's situation also began to unfold. I was easily thinking that they would stick together because it was BL, but the trajectory they followed up to that point was by no means flat. The line between pure love and obsession remains vague, and even thinking about the other person all the time is complacent, isn't it? Under such circumstances, the story begins to move, and “Polaris that doesn't move” begins to shine at that time. Wow, I read an amazing story! I'm glad I read it! The readers who followed me in the series were probably many times more modern than me. And I think I was many times more moved when we reached the end. Thank you, author, for drawing this story!

This review contains spoilers. First time author. I'm glad I read it. Yura sensei is cute. They were too cute to be kissed so easily. Haga-kun is cool too. A snappy attack is good.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are wonderful, but I really like this author's story. Each character's past, feelings, and how they overcome them are depicted very carefully, and it makes my heart cringe with sadness. Everyone is happy at the end, so it feels good to read it.

This review contains spoilers. It feels like love at first sight!!! There are almost no eccentric scenes, but it feels like pure love...! Otherwise, you won't be able to keep waiting for years!

This review contains spoilers. Haga is popular. It was fun to be able to see how Haga, who was in a position to chase for the first time, was struggling. The characters looked beautiful and were a feast for the eyes. It will be completed in volume 3.