Reviews for Polaris at Dawn Manga

That was a wonderful story. There is a sad part in the middle, so I was wondering what would happen, but I read up to 3 volumes and it was the correct answer.

Congratulations on completing it. Honestly, when I finished volume 2, this was a closing method that I thought would be difficult to put together... so when I read volume 3, which is the last volume, it sank into my heart. As for construction, I think it consists of 4 components: beginning and end, encounter, shadow, past, and dawn. There are developments that appeal to each, and they are in the same story, and the atmosphere they create is different. Also, based on the title, I think the end was decided, so conversely, I think it can be said that the bright atmosphere in the first half was very calculated and controlled. As for the end of volume 2, “Huh? Will that much time go by? “Yura, aren't there too many spatulas?” I felt it, but after reading volume 3, I was convinced, and I feel like that time wasn't good, it was an essential time for Kosei. To be honest, I was surprised that Kosei, who was selfish, cared for, healed, and snuggled up to Yura so far, but otherwise, I think it would have been a difficult story to recover. Time flows helplessly; what we must live in it; we die, change, lose; what we at least want to keep in our hearts; and new encounters also come in the midst of that time. A story depicting the answers of the teacher and characters. The grown up Kousei certainly had vestiges of when he was a child, and he was not a different person; he was that person who had grown up accurately. Also, as for Makoto Hiiragi, he began in his childhood, and even though he had uncomplicated feelings for Mashiro, Yura, his family, and his mother, he did not show it too much in the main story, and was kept to extremely few lines and expressions. Therefore, the main story didn't run amok, and I feel that it created depth in this story as a foundation. It was a message addressed to everyone, saying that if the characters born in this story stung something even for a moment in the reader's heart, that would surely be fine; in other words, it was a living thing.

It was a great work!! Thanks for meeting them!! The attractive characters have many advantages, such as Moe in Situ, etc., but I think the biggest appeal of this work is that it carefully and carefully depicts the changes in the characters' feelings. They are very good at verbalizing emotions, and it was really nice to feel that each action and emotion are firmly connected. The choice of words was also wonderful, and it was a comic where I was able to soak in the afterglow. This is my most favorite comic in my life.

Aya's feelings are also depicted so delicately, and Kosei, who takes it seriously, is too good~~~~~~~~!!! I wanted to read more!!! I want to read it even after 2 Lovable People!!

There were only sad, sad, and painful developments in volumes 1 to 2, but their psychological depiction is excellent. May everyone's happiness, which was finally rewarded in volume 3, continue for a long time?

Volume 1 is a disturbing last from the beginning, which is probably a common paradise romantic comedy. Volume 2 was always shaking my heart and was painful, and I've been waiting for the final volume for a long time. Occasionally, I finished reading even though I was out of breath, and when I finally took a big breath, the feeling that my heart was washed and the loneliness of having finished reading came rushing in at the same time. For me, this is the most beautiful and saddest story of pure love in the world. I definitely want people who are even a little interested to read it.

At last, the final volume is a work I'm really glad I came across. I wasn't able to feel happy and cheerful the whole time I read it, and there were scenes that made my heart ache, but I was very moved at the end. The character's change of heart is so delicately depicted that it makes me cry! Please be sure to invite them ✨

What Haga-kun is saying is right, and maybe Yura-chan's feelings are right too. I hope time will resolve it...

It's a comic that makes you feel like you're in a girls' manga. The design is cute too, and Yura is really cute, isn't she? But is there such a development? It's going to unfold, and it's frustrating even when everyone is happy. But I didn't regret buying it, and it was a slightly new BL comic for me.

I had a great interaction with a beautiful teacher who was good-looking, able to play sports, and was well approached by bright high school students. I'm looking forward to the sequel, wondering what will happen in the future for a little reason.

The pictures are cute, and teachers and students like things, so I bought them! At first, the interaction between the two was so cute that it made me cringe! Halfway through, I gradually came to understand things about Yura-chan's past... the characters' feelings were conveyed and it made me suffer... I'm really worried about the continuation! I want them both to be happy!!