Reviews for Polaris at Dawn Manga

This review contains spoilers. When I first read it, only 2 volumes were out, and the aftertaste was so bad that I couldn't reread it, but when I heard that volume 3 were finally out, it was complete, I carefully reread it from volume 1. It's a big cry. It was so awesome that I bought all 3 books on animate the next day. It's a work I love. I would especially recommend this book to beginners who are just starting to read BL!

This review contains spoilers. I want to read something — the reviews are high, there are a lot of reviews, and when I read it with a light feeling that I should read it, it was amazing. It's a story from high school until 6 years later, but the content is intense... huh!!!! There are so many ways to read it that it is worth reading! Honestly, there are a lot of times when they don't stick together for a while and they get together again a few years later, but it's by far the most amazing in that story category. The flow of the story and the thoughts and feelings of each of the characters intersect so well that there is nothing forced at all. A simple and moving story. I really want this to be made into a drama. There aren't many works that stay in my head for a long time as an afterimage. I really really want you to read it. I read it because it was highly rated, but I don't think it was a loss of purchase. There are so many pages, and above all, the person named Haga is amazing... It's been amazing since high school, but when you become an adult, it's a different kind of goodness from when you were a high school student, or rather, calm... I can't explain it well, so please read it anyway (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. I've been interested since volume 2 went on sale, but continue with other people's reviews! I saw it, so I waited without buying it from volume 1 ‼ was it good to wait? Congratulations to Kosei-kun for the fulfillment of the romance that began in the second year of high school. Yura is a beautiful woman and I like her in terms of visuals. They were wonderful words, such as stories about love arguments for Kosei who is being chased even though they are being touched by Yura, and that people are made up of people going around and not alone. It's a nice story we met. I'm happy. thank you.

This review contains spoilers. For six years, Kosei persevered in pure love and kept waiting for Akito. When he was in high school, he was a confident kid, and when he was chasing around Akito, who didn't care about himself, he was just a stalker. He was a kid who unilaterally imposed his feelings on him, but after gradually getting to know Akito's late lover, he was desperate to rescue the darkness that Akito possesses from that world. Even after Akito disappeared as if running away from the past due to such rough healing, I felt constrained by the sight of Kosei continuing to send messages to Akito even if unread. After meeting Akito for the first time in 6 years, Kosei became an adult, convinced that he really liked him, and he became a really cool man who could also cherish Akito's feelings for Mashiro. They reached out to Akito, who couldn't respond to Kousei's feelings, as friends, and began living together, and that life healed Akito. Kosei was a very wonderful work, carefully depicting the feelings of caring for, and loving each other, such as entrusting a memo with gratitude to Akito and delivering an umbrella on a rainy day.

This review contains spoilers. I was particularly impressed by the scene where I realized the pain of “not being able to hear the voice of someone I like, not being able to touch the warmth” that Yura sensei once carried on his back, unwittingly made Haga-kun carry on his back. Haga-kun used to be childish and aggressive, but when I saw how compassion increased as an adult, I thought a lot about Yura sensei in six years, and I felt that he had grown a lot mentally by absorbing many other things. At that point, I think Yura sensei acknowledged his true feelings for him and came to a decision to accept them. The development after the feelings come through is really a must-see! There's too much happiness, including extra editions, so... Also, I think it was very nice to be able to touch the hidden feelings of Makoto Hiiragi quite lightly. There may be slightly mixed feelings about having someone by my side now who can save the suffering of my childhood friend that I couldn't save on my own, but I also thought there might be a feeling of relief.

This review contains spoilers. I read up to volume 2 at once and was really interested in the sequel. Liking exudes a feeling that you can't move forward with just a simple feeling, and it was so nice. There are few BL elements, but it is recommended for pure love lovers.

This review contains spoilers. When I started reading it, I thought it was a cute love story between cute pictures and a cute high school student, Kosei-kun, but the past of Bijin Sensei was actually sad and heavy, and I had no idea it was such a painful romance... I was saved by Kosei-kun's purity and confident approach. I read up to 3 volumes at once, and I'm glad my feelings came through... It realistically depicts various past thoughts, kindness, and conflicts, and I'm grateful for the author's power. I was so moved at the end that I cried. The title is also good... (tears) The erotic scene finally comes at the end, but I was able to enjoy a mercilessly erotic and solid feast, and I was very satisfied lol it was great.

This review contains spoilers. Volume 1 had a pretty pop impression, and I thought, oh, that common DK is a romantic comedy chasing a beautiful teacher. While sticking together and being lovey-dovey in volume 2, the hit horse came out and I wonder if they're in a bit of agony? I was wondering, but every time I turned the page, huh? Something isn't pop anymore... and there's a strange sense of tension. And it's been 6 years since that unexpected turn of events... Eh... here, this is how it ends and continues on to the next volume!? I remember being taken aback. I haven't been able to read the continuation here for a long time, and to be honest, this work was relegated to a corner of my memory. At that time, I received a “new publication” notification. huh? What kind of story was this work...? I thought, and when I reread it from volume 2, it's a memory that comes back more and more. As for volume 3, Yura, who couldn't organize her mind easily, continued reading it while feeling frustrated and somewhat heavy, but after rereading the entire comic volume several times, I thought back (the human heart isn't that easy). You'll feel guilty about “forgetting someone you thought was important,” and it's no wonder you put a curse on yourself, saying “you have to like one person the whole time.” I think it was natural for Yura to have the feeling that “I can't allow myself alone to be happy.” It took 6 years to overcome this feeling. It was necessary for me to forgive myself and be freed from my feelings of sadness, loss, and guilt. And it was probably the time needed for the brilliant star to grow into a vessel large enough to accept Yura-chan. I think Kosei, who continued to think about Yura-chan for 6 years with no communication, was at a loss over and over whether it was love or obsession. But it's definitely love that I just wanted to see Yura's laughing face and kept waiting. He really grew up to be a wonderful man, Kosei. Open your arms wide, and this is where Yura will return! I want to pay the greatest compliment to Kosei, who always continued to show Yura-chan the way like the North Star. The scene where the two were united was quiet, gentle, and warm, and the tears were beautiful. It was a memorable scene. There are still more impressions I want to write, but I would like to express my deep gratitude to Professor Chiaki Kashima for sending out such a wonderful work. For those who haven't read it, difficult developments continue along the way, but I definitely want you to read it.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder what will happen since Yura-chan hasn't forgotten Mashiro the whole time? I thought, but at the end, I think it's good that the two people who realized their feelings for Kosei became happy.

This review contains spoilers. It really was a long time until they really tied the knot. I'm really glad that Yura's feelings have been sorted out. Yura-chan's feelings were directed towards Haga for a long time, but I'm glad Yura-chan, who hadn't stepped forward easily, was able to face herself.

This review contains spoilers. It was finally complete, and while I had a feeling that I wanted to read ahead quickly, I read it while going back and forth many times with the feeling that I would finish reading it soon... The main character, who grew from a cute atmosphere like in volume 1 into an adult and learned about her partner's pain and conflicts, and Yura-chan took time to accept her own past and feelings. I was struck by the scene where Kōsei burst into tears... I wonder if it would end with a heartwarming flirtation? When I thought about it, I had a good time at the end and that was great too ♡ [Added] While I read it in 2024, I thought again that it was a work I liked so much that I competed for 1 and 2. Looking at the reviews, it seems that there are various pros and cons... I think they are carefully drawn so that you can sympathize with the fact that it took a long time for Yura-chan to face Kōsei and herself, and the psychological depiction of an adult Kōsei who showed that chasing Yura-chan was not mean, but unwavering. Precisely because we have a conflict with each other, I couldn't hold back the throb in my heart when I read it where my feelings finally came through...!

This review contains spoilers. I've been really looking forward to volume 3. Haga grew into a brilliantly good man, and Yura sensei grew steadily, helped by such positive Haga. Haga, who has always been unsteady, is also amazing, but Yura sensei, who made such a good man fall in love with him for so many years, is scary... I was moved by the fact that Yura sensei took his last traumatized promise with Mashiro as a signpost. I'm really glad Haga and Yura sensei met... I was crying at the betting scene where the two arrived after overcoming Haga's long-standing feelings, and Yura sensei's conflict. It was a scene where I was able to catch a glimpse that Yura sensei wasn't very prominent, but Haga was also thinking and worrying about a lot of things. Haga really did their best, and of course Yura sensei is also really interesting and I'm hoping for a sequel lol I want to see more of the two flirting in volume 4. I hope these two have many happy days ahead of them. May the two of us not succumb to hardships. And I want Makoto Hiiragi to be desperately happy