Reviews for Love on the Horizon Manga

The younger one from the beginning fell in love with his senior, and it was a lovely love without any turbulence. I really like the excitement of misunderstanding, but there's no such thing at all, and if I say it's not enough, that's probably the case, but the feeling after reading is warm, so I'm glad. Personally, if the attack was a bit more manly in terms of appearance and content, it would have been a perfect score.

Hmm, all the characters are good-looking... And the fact that the main two are so cute! I want to read more of this too.

This is a story about Senpai Yu and her neighbor Nagi, a freshman in the same circle at the same university. It's not that there's any major event, but rather it's a work that carefully depicts the distance between the two and their everyday lives. It was a cute story that was good at depicting the feelings of being in love and made me cringe.

The introduction is a cute story called Suke, where you sleep with someone you like while taking care of them, but it feels like it progresses smoothly and ends bluntly. So it's for those who like the vibe of these two people. Don't expect the ups and downs of the story or anything to happen.

I was only able to admire these two happy people... there are no mountains or valleys, but rather, I read it while hoping that nothing would happen to these children, only happy things, and that wish came true. It matches the pattern very well. If tangy elements are included, it seems like it will become invincible in the future.

There aren't any major incidents in particular, and it's probably an everyday BL in terms of genre. The picture feels like the lines are thin, whether it's OK or not. The only thing that makes me feel presumptuous is the scene where Maki eats cup ramen. I thought they had finished eating and drank up the soup, but on the next page, about 80% was left. No, if you tilt it that way, you're covering everything inside. The two main characters didn't have any facial patterns, and I wasn't able to empathize with them right now, so I guess they wanted a little more refinement.

It was cute.. It was just so cute. I was so excited from beginning to end!! The erotic scenes are only really smelling, and I think they are easy to read, even for BL beginners.

Above all, it was a cute story about an ordinary college student falling in love normally, even though no major incident had occurred. The picture is cute

The picture was very cute and I liked it, so I read it. The feeling of unrequited love between the two is irresistible! I wonder if there will be a sequel? Would the next two want to take a look?

I love the atmosphere of the passionate and cute protagonist couple. The story was bland and there was nothing new. Maybe it fits the mood of the picture.

Seishun BL for high school boys and college students has so much sparkle that it doesn't sting me very well. But this book was a trial reading and I thought “it looks like I can read something,” so I bought it. There is no sparkling feeling of Seishun BL in a good sense, and the overall atmosphere is quiet and moist. There are no major incidents or differences, and it depicts everyday life until college students who happen to be next to each other in an apartment fall in love with each other and thereafter. Even though it's a monotonous story as a story, the atmosphere flowing through the work is so good that I can read it without getting tired of it. The tempo is also good. Both of the protagonists are likable kids and they are cute. The kids around me are also good kids and I feel good after reading it. Also, there are many frames without dialogue, but it seems that emotions are conveyed by the characters' expressions and hand illustrations, and I'm glad I was able to feel the “feeling of reading a manga.” The erotic depiction is smelly cut, so I think it's easy to read even for BL beginners. There is BL where boys are very naturally attracted to each other, and when it comes to such works, I always get upset in my mind saying “no no, you're not gay, you're not attracted to men that quickly, right?” but this work didn't make me feel like that. Even though it was a love story between men, I naturally took it like a love affair between a man and a woman in a girls' manga. I wonder if it's because the characters include leading roles and friends, and there are almost no conflicts or prejudices like “Even though they're men”... However, it's not a worldview that presupposes that BL is common in BL. A natural manga that captures everyday life. It's a work that makes me wonder if today's young people accept same-sex couples in such a natural way. For example, it was a picture where I could realistically feel the trivial movements of everyday life, such as cooking or holding up an umbrella, and it seemed like an extension of the world I live in. It's strange that when I started reading it, I didn't even have the impression that the pictures were good. It was a work where you can feel that diversity is recognized a little further ahead, that maybe in the not-too-distant future, couples of the same sex will naturally exist more than now. It felt a little short, and the story really progressed at a rapid pace, so I had a feeling that BL was fantasy after all, so it's probably ☆ 4. 186 pages in total

There were only high praise reviews, so I took a sigh of relief and bought it wondering how wonderful the work was. ... I may have snorted too much... sorry... Maybe it just self-destructed by raising expectations too much without permission, but for better or worse, it progresses quickly in everyday BL, so my honest impression is that I wanted some kind of snag... with twists, happenings, and characters... It's totally a matter of taste, so it's interesting during the trial reading stage! I like it! I think it's a work that can be enjoyed by those who think so.

This is a story about a college student. They are cute BL next to each other. The attacking protagonist Yamazaki Yu (Yamasaki Yu) is called “Saki.” Only the main character received is called “Yu-san.” A special feeling.

2 normal college students. Friends who have a reasonable sense of distance and understanding about love, schoolwork, and circles. Live at our own rhythm and enjoy every day. They are excited, fall in love, confess, go out with each other, kiss, and touch each other. It depicts everything from when lovers meet each other to when they go out with each other. That work by Ezuko sensei came across suddenly. If there is a continuation, I wonder if it will go well.

The feeling of air is very nice. This work oozes compassion and warm love for each other. There isn't much excitement, but it feels like everyday love is overflowing. I can read it peacefully.

Calm everyday life. Little by little, the two people next to the apartment consciously fall in love. However, nothing flashy events happened, and the story progresses very calmly and with a sense of everyday life. The reason I'm fascinated by this unflattering story is probably because the characters are fresh and cute. They fell in love, thought it was unrequited love, and eventually came to fruition. Such a gentle love, like admiring the colorful konpeito in the palm of your hand.

It's a sweet story that you can easily read from when two college seniors and juniors met until they fell in love and started dating. They are both pure, pure and cute.