Reviews for After We Gazed at the Starry Sky Manga

This review contains spoilers. The story is about Fuygo, a starry sky photographer admired by Subaru and Subaru, who is paralyzed below the knee from birth and uses a wheelchair. The pictures of the people are also very cute, and the pictures of the starry sky and the scenery are also very precise and beautiful. Even though Subaru has a disability, she grew up very honest and straight, and the people around her are kind and cooperative. Fuygo is also a kind person with inclusiveness who helps Subaru see a wider world without prejudice at all. It's very ideal and pleasant to read. However, it's so ideal that it feels like there isn't much sense of reality. Of course, even in the real world, I think it would be nice to create an environment where people with disabilities like this can do what they want without putting up with it. I feel like it's fast until two people meet and fall in love, but if their sensitivities match and they are compatible, they may fall in love in an instant. The common denominator called the starry sky probably brought them together. But it's a shame that it progressed so smoothly from beginning to end. The episodes I want to read carefully are also easily drawn, and I feel like I'm watching a digest of their lives. I wanted more sharpness. 4.6 stars

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 3 volumes. It was such a wonderful work that I thought 5 stars wasn't enough at all after a long time. While keeping the feeling of looking at the sky full of stars with a relaxed feeling, the way the two shortened the distance was natural and slow, and it was as if they knew where the flow of the river would end up. The story of making a wish for a shooting star was both sad and warm... it was a wonderful scene where saying goodbye to the past where you had given up on wishing itself and making positive wishes became a new habit. From cohabitation to marriage, basically, while having the courage and effort of the people themselves, I appreciated the warm eyes of the people around them above all else, and I thought it was essential for both of them. At the end, it was a wonderful cut that warmed my heart as accepting the past as the past and making a fresh start. There were no malicious or disgusting people at all throughout the 3 volumes, so I was able to read it with peace of mind from beginning to end.

This review contains spoilers. Amase is the photographer that Subaru-kun, who lives in a wheelchair, admires. Every day I see beautiful pictures of starry skies in various regions I've never been to, and I want to see them myself someday. A job requested by a colleague at one point unexpectedly intersects with the fate of two people who thought they wouldn't intersect with the design of a planetarium using Amagase's work... The development was a bit abrupt, huh! are they dating? Isn't Amase-kun nonke? There was also a part where it was finally possible to keep up with the fast forward development, but the others were great ♡ Subaru-kun admits that there are many things he can't do, but he is very positive and has the strength of his upper body to cover his inconvenient lower body, Amase-kun's support ability to prioritize work and family, and above all else, he's an honest young man that is rare in this world (and a little bit piechy ♡)! It's made in a human way (; ▽;), you can understand that by getting to know Subaru-kun's parents. By all means, I want you to pay attention to the Mom and Dad episode when you read it. The scene where Subaru-kun got his eye on him due to his injury was also an opportunity for me to personally think about people in wheelchairs. In addition to actual barrier-free access, it would be nice if everyone could gradually get closer to barrier-free hearts.

This review contains spoilers. Why didn't we meet sooner! It's such a wonderful work that I only regret it, and I reread it over and over again ♩ Anyway, Subaru is cute. Although in a wheelchair, Subaru doesn't despise herself and is loved by her bright, gentle, and pure white surroundings. Fuygo, whom Subaru admired, also treats Subaru on an equal footing without feeling sorry or sympathizing with him, but anyway, he's kind and cool! Anyway, the interaction between these two is wonderful. Both parents and friends are so cheerful and wonderful! I felt sad and touched by kindness, and I was so excited that I couldn't stop my tears. I want to read more of their stories! It's such a work. Even though they're hearty, they also have a good sense of etiquette ♩ I love these two people who occasionally tell them they love them and kiss them!!

This review contains spoilers. Honestly, I decided to buy it because the edgy scene in the opening trial reading was cute, but overall it was great, like the night before my marriage with my mom and the wedding photos where they both had the best smiles!!! What's more, as a last bonus, do you take wedding photos by yourself remotely or something? When I thought about it, it was an unexpected talent and it was wonderful! Both the beginning and the rehabilitation reward story were awesome, but at the end I laughed at the end that led to the extra edition of R18! I wonder if it will be possible to do it in various places from now on?! lol

This review contains spoilers. A love story between Subaru, a wheelchair disabled person, and photographer Togo. Anyway, the point of view of the two is good!! Since he is in a wheelchair, he is in a sitting position, so he is short, but Togo-san is 188 centimeters tall. Nevertheless, the back view shows that they are properly looking in the same direction, looking in the same direction as each other. All the authors are geniuses! It's so natural that I think ♡ and best! What I thought was wonderful was that even people with disabilities definitely have sexual desires. But drawing Soko properly made it more realistic. It's a big lie that people with disabilities are distinguished from those who are able-bodied and depict just a beautiful love! However, the artist doesn't distinguish Soko and depicts it as a single person. It's great. That's why I cried over my family's feelings for Subaru. “Postscript” I was envious that Subaru-kun's parents called each other by name ~~.

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist is lame and is in a wheelchair. A hot selling handsome photographer. Even though it was a wheelchair, it wasn't a hot seller, and I felt like it was a fateful encounter, and my heart was always burning. The love between the two is going well, but is it a delicate wound in their heart?? I mean... anyway, that delicate and soft part was beautifully drawn, and it was a really wonderful work! I want to take a peek at a more sweet life!

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't stop my tears from when they had a conversation with their mother at the time of their wedding, and I felt that they were happy people with strong love not only between them but also love from those around them. It was a genuinely heartwarming love story.