Reviews for Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet Manga

This review contains spoilers. When I read it somehow, I was immediately drawn in and it was really interesting until the end! There aren't any bad ones, and it's not exhausting to read, and anyway, all the characters were wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if it's a Taisho or Meiji story? When I thought about it, the heroine was a bit old-fashioned, but surprisingly, the opponent was a handsome writer teacher, there was a age difference, and I liked the content, so it was really interesting

This review contains spoilers. I was completely addicted to it since I started reading it, and I was already crying in the middle of the volume. It's the second time than the first time, and no matter how many times I read it, I can cry every time. I don't know if the term pure love fits, but it was a story where the old fashioned feeling and everything were fresh and made my heart wash. I read on while sincerely supporting the healthy Fumi-chan, and at the last proposal, I felt like the whole nation had already cried, and I became such a big fan that I thought it was a comic I'm glad I met. It's a work that you'll reread over and over again, dozens, and hundreds of times in the future.

This review contains spoilers. Is there a setting like this at the beginning? I also thought about it, but as I read it, I became more and more empathized with the main character and characters, and I burst into tears in the second half. I was amazed by the smiles that the unfriendly Kibikino sensei shows from time to time, and I became a fan. It's a romance between a high school student and a period drama novelist, but it also depicts love with best friends and love between parents and children, and it's a work that makes me feel relaxed at the end.

This review contains spoilers. The world view of the work is very wonderful. The main character is a high school student, and in reality, there is a problem, but it draws me in so much that it doesn't make me feel it. Of course, the pictures and words are beautiful, but so are the author's handwritten characters! 10 volumes or more are tough in terms of wallets, but if you do romance stuff properly, I think this number of volumes is necessary after all. It's just right if you can keep a close eye on the process of falling in love even though it's been a long time. I'm glad I bought it. Also, I personally really like the picture on the cover of episode 17. The character on the side is also nice, and Isshin-kun is cute. Katsura is actually cute too. I'm buying and collecting little by little, but the slow pace of development is really good, so it's natural. If Tsubaki-cho actually existed, I'd like to live there. (EDIT) I read it to the end. As the title suggests, it's deep. It's a girls' manga, and even though I started reading it lightly, thinking it would be nice if I could do Kyun, I was shown something tremendous at climax. I'm so moved by the dawn's expression of affection because it really impressed me.

This review contains spoilers. I am very fascinated by the main character. Men in particular ‼ The process of becoming closer and irreplaceable little by little was depicted in detail, and I really enjoyed reading it!

This review contains spoilers. The picture was beautiful, and I was drawn in all at once. I can't stop turning the pages, and the deeper I go to the story, the more painful my heart becomes. It's such a work.