Reviews for Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet Manga

I really like the settings and characters. It's an age difference, but it's also nice to feel that they're both on the ground. Once I started reading it, I couldn't stop...! I'm looking forward to it from now on.

I'm fascinated by the unflashy but gentle, warm exchange of love between the teacher and the main character.

Anyway, the picture is beautiful! It's also nice to see the main character single-mindedly working hard, but I'm caught by the teacher's occasional gap! The various descriptions were careful, and I thought the choice of words was wonderful.

It was a very reassuring piece. The pictures were beautiful, and they came together at the end when I was convinced.

The atmosphere, design, and everything were wonderful!! The picture is good and cool, and I am satisfied that it is heartwarming and sad as it progresses.

The picture is very beautiful and the content is good!! I want everyone to be happy! I don't think there's any loss in buying it!

The story is very nice, and the pictures are beautiful. The main character's stubbornness was so sad and cute. There aren't many characters I don't like, so I felt happy when I finished reading it.

It is a healing work. I like the wording. As others have said, it's a work you'll want to reread over and over again.

How many times have you shed tears because of a good story? Definitely recommend it? The picture is also really nice and handsome ★

The beauty of the pictures and the story are amazing. Number 1 is Akatsuki sensei's sex appeal. I waited for it to finish and read it all at once. I read it in a blink of an eye. It's a work you'll want to reread over and over again.

I like the most comics I've ever read. Akatsuki sensei is cool too, and I read it over and over again.

When I tried reading it, the pictures were so beautiful that I continued to read more and more. As the volume progressed, there were steady changes in the relationship between the protagonist and his teacher, and the relationships with his surroundings, and there were no detours of procrastination, which was very interesting. At the end of the story, it was a waste to read on, saying, “It's almost over!” I feel so satisfied now that I've finished reading it, but I also wanted to watch even more episodes with the main character and teacher. It's been a while since I came across a girls' manga that made me think I wanted to read more of the continuation or extra editions.

I thought I liked the picture, and when I started reading it, I really liked the depiction of changes in the depths of my heart.

I like these two people who care about each other and spend their days. Does reading make you feel happy too?