Reviews for Adachi and Shimamura Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've been a fan since I learned about the original story at some point. I think it was Adashima's original work that I learned about the concept of lily. It was a comicalization of a work I have a fondness for, and there were times when I was uneasy because the other one was halfway through, but I'm thankful that it continued smoothly. I would be happy if this work, which is drawn with a cute yet beautiful pattern by Yuzuhara Moke sensei, continues in the same way as the original. As for this work, the Valentine's Day story I read during my difficult time is impressive, and there is something that comes to my mind every time I read it. Of course, it's a work that expresses the emotions and changes in the relationships between the two, and the whole thing is fascinating, but even among them, the first Valentine's Day story was a special chapter for me. Even in this comicalized version, I realized that I was as surprised as the original in the Denko Bulletin Board scene, and I thought it was great to read it. To the Sun ~ Heliotrope: The Past ~ Old Rose and ~ Marigold These three consecutive chapter titles are impressive in my life, including the content.

This review contains spoilers. What I can say for now is that it's the best lily manga. Adachi, who is alone and helpless, and Shimamura, who is dry and friendly for better or worse. I understand Adachi's feelings of liking Shimamura too much, and I can also sympathize with the feeling that he cares about Shimamura's surroundings. Adachi, who acts clumsily, and Shimamura, who takes it, are both awesome. I want people who like sweet and sour lily manga, and people who aren't interested in lily comics, to read it. By the way, I couldn't help but grin while I was reading it. It's ephemeral. I love it!

This review contains spoilers. This is a work I'm addicted to watching anime. I didn't even know “lily” existed at the time, so I felt fresh, and I bought this one because I wanted to know more. I'm glad there are scenes that aren't in the anime. Adachi, who doesn't speak well, and Shimamura is watching somewhere. It's very interesting because it expresses something like a slight shortness of breath in a relationship between two people in their daily lives.