Reviews for Honey Lemon Soda Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about the female student heroine who is being bullied meets a boy and takes a step forward to change herself... It's a famous work. I've read the whole volume. My personal highlight is the episode where Dad runs wild and the Ishimori family is in a pinch, and I think the two stick together after all. After that, I feel like it was a repetition where 2 people were popular and rivals appeared... What doesn't make sense is why (?) Even though Tomoya had fallen into the dark, she stuck with Nano as if leftovers were sticking together. That's easy too. It was a mess for me, who also likes BL (wry laugh). I wanted Tomoya to stick with Menhera to the extreme in BSS. (Don't make unreasonable demands on girls' comics) It can't be helped because they live a basic good life, but there were many scenes where Habana was too good and stuck in my nose, but it was pretty interesting.

This review contains spoilers. There are other common stories about the story of a plain girl and a flashy boy, but I'm impressed that it's a comic that has grown up, such as how to deal with Habana and Sakai and how to get involved with friends. I think the changes are also wonderful, as they have been brightly rehabilitated from their dark past.

This review contains spoilers. I'm reading it with a feeling of support for them, who have problems that are too big for high school students. After all, humans are creatures that can't live alone. Recently, the picture has changed, everyone has the same face, and their foreheads are in a dangerous state. I haven't collected the stories I'm interested in yet, and I'll keep reading until the end. Hana Kaiba lives so much in my mind that I wonder what to do when it's gone

This review contains spoilers. It's a bit disappointing for fans of the original story. I was addicted to the character Kai-kun, but I think Habana-chan would have changed a little more.

This review contains spoilers. It's a classic love story between Yankee and serious girls. The heroine's fuzzy is impossible. Words and actions that don't read the air are also tough. Miura is cool, but I wonder if it's a bit unrealistic. The real problem is that good-looking high school boys don't flirt with plain women. Also, I don't allow the girls around me. Also, since I had a desire to hang out with all kinds of kids when I was in high school, a good-looking guy is a natural monument. If you read it in divisible terms as a girls' manga ⭐ ︎ 5. If you read it in connection with everyday life, it probably won't unfold like this!!! That's why ⭐ ︎ 3

This review contains spoilers. It all comes down to one word that makes me cringe already. I read it while thinking that it would be fun if I had a heartbreaking youth like this.