Reviews for Polaris at Dawn Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a pretty heavy and difficult setting where a deceased lover falls in love with someone she can't forget... but since the attack is Chara DK, I'm glad it wasn't that muddy and heavy. Even though it's crazy, once you really like it, your likability explodes as you read on... Meanwhile, Yura-chan's feelings of not being able to forget and don't want to forget were so strong that most of the story was a bit frustrating to run away from Kosei's feelings. I wanted them to be prepared to accept it around the time we met again... I personally feel too lazy. That said, it's Happien and I cried because of Kosei's tears... I did my best!! I wonder if Shuma was saved after all... I want him to be happy too.

This review contains spoilers. I feel like I've watched Pure Love for the first time in a while. As expected, Haga-kun burst into tears and cried. It was really nice to see these two happy people at the end.

This review contains spoilers. There were only up to 2 volumes on other comic sites, so I read them to the end here. I wonder why good BL gets so deep into the heart. Is it obsession or love? What is the opposite of don't want to forget? the opposite of not wanting to fall in love is... Every question really sticks to my words. It just exists. I am made by the people involved. It was a work that made me want to love someone again while I'm alive while holding all kinds of things. Even though the sex scenes were racy, they were beautiful and I fell in love with them.

This review contains spoilers. The story is solid and the pictures are cute and I like them!!! The scene where they confess as an adult was exciting, and my heart felt tight for the first time in a long time. I couldn't stop crying. I want them to be happy and have more and more fun together.

This review contains spoilers. It was my first time as an artist, and to be honest, I didn't like the design, but I was attracted to the high ratings and bought it. The result was a great answer...!! Receiving and attacking were drawn in so that they changed depending on each other's existence, and Attack grew and became a good man, and I was really, really glad to finally break out of his hard shell and be able to accept love. I've reread it over and over since I bought it and am immersed in a happy feeling. I personally love the last flirting scene where I woke up so sweet that I felt loved?

This review contains spoilers. (Volume 3 completed) Kashima-san is buying it. A story about a teacher and student who suddenly kissed in front of all the students at a sports festival, English teacher Yura (26), and Haga (17) in 2 years. It was the beginning of a chara where Haga, the most popular guy from Rear Mitsu, is involved with Yura sensei, who is cuter than JK, but it becomes a deep story that made me think about living by the two plus Mr. Hiiragi Makoto (tears), he was a kid who was charismatic even though he was in high school, but Haga-kun, who grew up to be a good man, was honorable and cried lol Yura-chan and Hiiragi Makoto sensei painfully conveyed their deep anguish. There is a great feeling of landing on the ground, which feels like a soft future. The extra edition of Volume 3, which doesn't end with just the two of them, was also wonderful. The completion is lonely, so I'm waiting for extra editions etc. (^ people ^)

This review contains spoilers. It was unexpectedly deep... based on the coupling between higher caste and beautiful teachers, I decided without permission that this would be a slapstick school year difference BL, and I spilled and read volumes 1 and 2, but that was ridiculous. This is unmistakably a story of “pure love,” as the star calls itself. As you can see in the synopsis, the severity of volume 1 and volume 3 is different... since the suffering of Yura who drags behind the past is depicted so carefully, it can also be judged as sickness BL depending on how you look at it, but if you follow the acceptance process of being confused by past events that cannot be recovered and run away... volume 2 without hesitation, the salvation of properly adapting to recovering awaits. Also, in the extra edition at the end of volume 3, there is Gatchanko by Revised Yuru Yuru, who is sweeter than the Indian sweet Grab Jamun...! The feelings of Makoto Hiiragi and the state of concern of Kosei's former girlfriends are also revealed each time in monologues and conversation forms, so there is no need to get carried away, and the feeling after reading is refreshing. The title “Dawn” clearly incorporates the process of getting through lost thoughts, and “Polaris (Polaris)” clearly incorporates signposts and the message of immutability. It was Kōsei (Polaris-like role) who proudly opened Yura's heart and the unopened rooftop, wasn't it? His way of looking at things and seeing things is positive and very appealing. I cried too cried.

This review contains spoilers. It was a wonderful work that I reread over and over again. I think the cover was also a good way to express the relationship between the two and the changes in their feelings. In particular, when I saw Yura's expression in volume 3, I was caught unintentionally and almost cried.