Reviews for 23:45 Manga

This review contains spoilers. My first time as a writer. It was my favorite work. Iku has decided to live with Mitsumori, the ghost he sees on the footbridge. Mitsumori goes to the pedestrian bridge every night at 23:45 and repeats the moment he died. I really liked the style spun with the author's creative monologue, which has excellent psychological depiction and choice of words. However, there is a lot of narration and some are poetic, so I have the impression that those who prefer direct expression may not be good at it. Volume 1 is a relatively royal development, and carefully depicts the conflicting feelings of wanting to do something about Mimori and not wanting to let go of the hand they held together. It's the last episode where Iku gathers courage and can imagine a bright future, but in volume 2 Re, it switches to a story from Mimori's point of view, and depicts the reality and sad rejection that followed. Mimori's jealousy for himself that he doesn't know. There are also detailed emotional depictions, and although I understand Mimori's feelings, I can't get carried away when I think about Iku's feelings. Nevertheless, the story progresses with an eye on the future. That memory, which I would remember every time I saw their hands held together, also changed to a calm one, and I felt very refreshed after reading it. There is almost no depiction of that, but you can see the two sweet people in Re's writing.

This review contains spoilers. I've read other things about romance with ghosts, but it's still sad. My memory from when I was asleep doesn't completely return, but I'm glad I was happy at the end.

This review contains spoilers. Read the sequel. You think this is the first book and has a happy ending, right? (I thought) Even so, if the sequel came out and I was excited to be able to read the future of the two of them again! Attack is memory! I lost it! I don't remember how long we were together, and there was a big hole in my heart like a hole in a doughnut, and I've been looking for someone for a long time, but I don't know. As is the case with the difference in personality from when the two of them spent time together, it's really sad that the reception just keeps thinking about attacking. But I love it. After reading the first book, I thought he was a terrible man when it came to attack, but he loved receiving it so much that I was jealous of myself. I'm glad the two of them finally stuck together and are happy.

This review contains spoilers. You should definitely read volume 2 of this too! At first, I thought the pictures were too cute, but I soon got drawn into the story and didn't get bothered, and Iku-kun's cuteness became addictive. The last one in volume 1 is Happien, but haven't you regained your memory? I was confused. I have clearly regained consciousness, and my memories from when I was a ghost remain, and I wonder if it will go smoothly. And 2 volumes. I'm glad volume 2 isn't sad! I've been reading it from an Ikku perspective the whole time, so I was surprised at Mimori's coldness at first. I feel like I'm angry when I don't remember why. But I see. Iku is in love with her ghost era self, and if she doesn't look at her current self, she's jealous of her past self. I was amazed to see if that was the case. Iku thinks that she fell in love with Mimori now, and since Mimori wasn't easily exposing her inner world, she felt that it wasn't very convincing, but if she reread it again, she'll be convinced. Since she became honest, Mimori was cute and cool, and Iku was cute from beginning to end. The sex scene at the end was really good too! As for the passage of time, Mimori fell and was unconscious for a year, and was Mimori around 22 years old when she met him as a ghost? And now Mimori is 25 years old. If so, I wonder if they've been modernizing for about 3 years. It was too long and I felt sorry for growing up (^ . ^;

This review contains spoilers. I usually shy away from fantasy and outsiders, but Knot Long Goodbye was good, so it's written by the author. It was really good! The pictures were beautiful and sad, and I cried over and over again. The first time, it was difficult to understand the poetic wording and who said the line, but as I read it 2 or 3 times, it really came to my mind, and I thought it was a very wonderful story. While unconscious at the hospital, Mimori-san only went outside, and she met Growing Up as a Ghost and became in a state of love, but after recovering, she didn't remember that, and it was painful to understand Iku-kun's feelings that had been forgotten so well that she was painfully aware. reunion? After that, even though I have no memory of my romance with Iku-kun, I was able to cry at the scene where Mr. Mimori said, “Oh, when I arrived, I thought the margins of my memory that had been absent for a long time said so.” I'm glad I was able to properly fall in love with Mimori-san, who is alive.

This review contains spoilers. First of all, are you alive! That's it now. I thought it was just a sad end, so I wonder if it will be different soon. That's it now. Either way, is this a common story? I thought, but it was good that it was back to normal. Sadness, growth, effort, and kindness around you. It was exquisite. It's a story I really like and has a lot of content, and I recommend it.