Reviews for I Went to a Hotel with My Friend Kei Manga

This review contains spoilers. The relationship between Hanazumi-chan is only interested in bugs and Hotaru-kun, who is swayed by them, is interesting! Hanazumi is so cute! Hotaru-kun is being too relentless in various ways with Hotaru-kun, and they're trying to derive an answer by trying out various things with Hanazumi-chan, but if you honestly convey your feelings, you won't have to be this relentless? I thought so. This is a spoiler for the latest episode, but I feel that it is important that Hotaru-kun is concerned about his partner and what he says to Hanazumi-chan about that. This kind of pattern is common, but it's always confusing to run away from reality while being on the male side and being someone else is somehow close to having an affair. I don't think it's okay to have a pattern on the female side (although I'm not in a relationship), so I'm welcoming New Year's Eve with a sense of what will happen with my seniors and whether Hanazumi will notice her feelings, so I want to read more soon!

This review contains spoilers. Judging from the title, is it a common feeling? It's ridiculous if you think that! Isn't it unique to science? It's interesting to watch that my thoughts are a little off. A girl who has so much love without permission and her childhood friend who is a handsome, high-spirited boy are wonderful. Try harder, fireflies! push it! I want to see more places that are messing around. I'm worried that Handsome Senpai has also come out, but I really want to read the continuation as soon as possible

This review contains spoilers. From the title, I had imagined that my close male friend liked the heroine and developed into a love affair... but it was a little different. The hero seems to have a hard time.

This review contains spoilers. This is a Jilekyun romantic comedy about childhood friends Hanazumi and Hotaru. The frustrating, fuzzy flavor is so wonderful. There is a place where the two of us enter the hotel but it doesn't progress...

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about an artist I love, and I like this one too. Hanazumi is a pretty unique kid and cute, but Hotaru seems to have a hard time. Still, the feeling of thinking all the way to Hanazumi is amazing! The interaction between the two is also interesting, and I'm really excited to see if the day will come when Hanazumi becomes smitten with Firefly.

This review contains spoilers. Other works are also interesting, and I like the author. I had a feeling that the drawing was gradually changing for another work that had been serialized for a long time, but there is a feeling that this one has returned. I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. I liked the fact that they like bugs and haven't changed much since childhood. My childhood friend Morita-kun asked me what would be a good birthday present, and I was wondering how cute it would be to want to go to “Waku Waku Mushi no Mori.” My current heroine is childish, so I wanted to fall in love and watch her become an adult woman.

This review contains spoilers. Love between an unusual heroine and a hero who loves her as a “childhood friend.” The characters drawn by this artist are kind of interesting. The La ◯ Hotel episode when I was a kid is funny. Certainly, it would look like a very attractive building from a curious child's point of view. This heroine is probably the type who only cares about her own interests, but all the adverse effects of that go to her childhood friend's hero are very unfortunate. I hope he gets rewarded. I don't have any childhood friends of the opposite sex, so I envy this kind of strong bond where we don't have to be with each other. Or rather, I think he's the only one who can handle this heroine.

This review contains spoilers. It's rare for girls to like bugs even when they become adults, and they're lovers who laughed alone because their naturalness as children was impossible, yet they weren't close to that boy with a childhood friend like a gag comic, I'm envious