Reviews for 1095 Days Of Flowers Manga

This review contains spoilers. I really liked the character's personality and story flow, but the explanation of the monologue was a bit difficult. From the reader's point of view, I wonder if they couldn't understand that the specific weight was on attack when they thought it was either attacking or receiving... I understand that they both have regrets and remorse, but from a receptive point of view, I feel that it would have been nice if there were more points of reflection on the reception.

This review contains spoilers. I can't say what I want to say, take it properly, and attack and Haruka because there aren't enough insensitive words that don't show emotion on my face. Hmm, I can see the difference just by writing it like this. They don't put into words what is important to each other or what they think, so they misunderstand each other and get relentless. it's kind of a young love affair, isn't it? It reminded me of my old love affair. But it's quite difficult to honestly express your true feelings. If you don't have a relationship of mutual trust, you might be afraid to use it in words. These two people have worked hard to put into proper words in volume 2, and they are growing. They're two clumsy people, so there are times when they pass each other. My colleagues at each workplace are very good friends, and I'm glad things have calmed down. 4.4 stars

This review contains spoilers. Haruka is speechless and her facial expressions are unclear. Actually, Kosei is a girl who cares about anniversaries and wants to get a bouquet of flowers. We passed each other more and more and we didn't get along, and we didn't even discuss it, so we went in the wrong direction. It's a nice atmosphere where they continue to live together once they break up, in a good sense, they are enjoying each other's time up until now, and they can do things they couldn't do until now. Because they love each other, I'm glad we got along again. What was Haruka's surprise when it was about to open a rose garden or something that included a proposal? It's almost a miracle that that clumsy person has made it this far. I'm glad it was passed on to Kosei. I'm also curious about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting! There was a story, and it was great! There's a sense of being a troublesome woman rather than a man, so it's called BL, or rather, a girls' comic, isn't it? I didn't even think about it, so I felt like that point was negative. But the reception I wanted to surprise and the attack I wanted to make it come true were so good!!

This review contains spoilers. That would just make me feel frustrated and upset, right? Volume 1 is drawn from a receptive perspective, and they say I understand something. But my opponent isn't Esper, so it's unlikely that they'll pick it up and move. Whether it's a relationship or anything else, it's really important to put into words what you think (excluding unreasonable things, of course). Words alone cannot be conveyed, but it made me feel once again the importance of putting them into words. I haven't finished volume 2 yet, but I'd like to read it now.

This review contains spoilers. I've been interested in this work since it went on sale. But I don't like pictures (sorry. (Because I like the cute feeling) I was at a loss, but I bought it when volume 2 came out. The content is sooo good. I was dissatisfied with the fact that I didn't know the other person because I thought it would be difficult to tell when I became an adult, and I was unhappy that it would be conveyed even if I didn't say it... No, they don't say it either way too much anymore. When it comes to Kosei, it's even harder to understand because of Tenjaki. The fact that Haruka came out was probably an element of anxiety, though. I'm glad we both resolved our misunderstandings and started over, but then I wanted to see a slightly sweeter feeling. The correction was sweet, and I'm glad. Volume 2 is at a loss. After all, if you don't like the picture, it's hard to read it over.

This review contains spoilers. Otome Brain Gay and Expressionless Love. Gays with big brains... they're not really unique; they're probably just romantics. The only standing position is the so-called female side, or rather the receiving side. That's because even between men and women, you don't get bouquets like that! What's more, there are almost no anniversaries after dating?!?! The rest of my worries are that I'm nervous about my boyfriend who doesn't show up in his facial expressions or attitude... even though we live together, our time doesn't match, and our differences get bigger and bigger because of our concerns... I'm sure people who have been in love have experienced it to a greater or lesser extent, and it carefully depicts the suffering of a period of exhaustion, from the initial excitement to the suffering of a period of exhaustion... I had my own experiences, and it was really hard to read. It's Happien, so I survived anyway.

This review contains spoilers. After passing each other, they modded and parted ways! I went all the way, but happy. Uchiki-kun is relentless against Nonke Attacker-kun who was brought to him by his senior at a gay bar because he is hesitant and uneasy, and Attacker-kun is hard to guess and has few words... well, it can't be conveyed!

This review contains spoilers. Once you get caught in a negative loop, you surprisingly can't get out of your fidgety thoughts. Yeah, there are things like that even when you live in Noh weather. Then, I think it's for my partner, so don't hesitate and go round and round. Maybe this isn't going to happen if it's a love between a man and a woman. After all, they're men, so I wonder if pride gets in the way. ah, that's enough! It's like that, but it has the appeal of reading it over and over again. It's a strange story.

This review contains spoilers. Kose-san, “Why would you say this?” and “Why wouldn't you say it?” My impressions were a series of these. Strangely enough, I read a work with the same theme of getting back together the day before, and I was so moved that I didn't have to wonder what the difference was... This is all there is to the charisma of the characters. There was a troublesome smell of Kosei at the time of the trial reading, but that was true even when I bought it and read it. After all, I felt like that was still there even after getting back together. This is dangerous, I don't really think that Happien was good. I wonder if they'll do the same thing over and over again someday. Haruka is also a man with a pretty heavy voice, and personally I'm this type of person (I haven't heard), but I'm sorry for being corny, but isn't it a good fit for Kosei? I think it would be nice to have someone who is more like a foreigner, who holds a bouquet of roses on an anniversary and says something like “sweet honey ♥️” for otaku Kosei. I'm sorry to say this even though it's after a happy reunion. If you want to be together forever from now on, wouldn't it be better if Kosei “doesn't say the essential things, just say unnecessary things” and go the exact opposite of this up until now. Being honest is the best for cute otome boys! take care of Haruka a little more too, right?

This review contains spoilers. They passed each other because they only had nastiness and speculations, and they didn't listen directly to each other, and they didn't have enough words... But there are times when they want a little attentiveness or care from their partner. I put it up on the shelf... lol. I sympathize with that. Uke is a romantic type who wants to cherish anniversaries and has a longing for receiving bouquets of flowers, and since attacking is the type that always seems to have no idea what they are thinking... it makes me think it's a pity to pass by. The sight of them attacking hard, conveying their feelings little by little, and changing their behavior was amazing.