Reviews for 23:45 Manga

The picture was so beautiful, and I really liked Iku-kun's expression. The expressions of words were unique, and there were expressions and lines that I, an idiot, couldn't understand. I think this is probably the part that the author was particular about... I'm sorry I didn't understand the wonderful words. The story is solid, and although there are some sad parts, it also made me feel kind. I'm looking forward to reading the next Re:

It's a wonderful story with a sense of transparency in both the pictures and story (because it's a ghost?). I really like each word because the interaction is interesting, heavy, and has a unique phrase. I've already reread it over and over since I bought it.

I like it, but there was a feeling that something didn't suit the place or characters, or rather, it had become a bit boring. The illustrations are beautiful, and the stories are common, but they are wonderful, so it's 5 stars.

The pictures were beautiful and the characters were attractive and easy to read! There were parts where the wording was a bit difficult, but I'm glad!

I like it too much. The content and pictures are very beautiful. Be sure to read RE: too! Thank you very much.

I read it from Re, but I can enjoy reading it from either side. The pictures are cute, and the fantastic story unique to BL is also interesting. A story about an anime otaku and a good-looking, friendly college student. A cute and messy relationship between two people. I gradually fell in love with it as I read it over and over again. I'm glad I was happy. I would like a sequel if possible.

To be honest, I bought a jacket for this comic, but I really liked the content of the story, so it was great!!

I love the content and the pictures! Volume 2 is sufficient for reading, and it is my favorite and I read it over and over again.

This book has always been on my list of things I want to read. This is Obana-sensei's debut comic. The transparent design is so beautiful! The ghost Mimori is visible only to college students and educators who avoid getting involved with people as much as possible. Even though the two of them feel comfortable being together, there's no way it's okay to leave it like this... Why did Mimori become a ghost, and why does she look like Iku, their past is tied together. My heart is tightened by the sadness of the relationship between the two, which may come to an end someday. It has a very beautiful finish, and you can fully immerse yourself in the world view in volume 1, but the story that begins with volume 2, Niimori, is even more heartwarming! It's a work told in a creative monologue, so there were parts that were a little difficult to understand (my lack of comprehension), but after reading it carefully 2 times, I was able to cry even more slowly. “23:45” Episode 1-6: For some reason, college student Iku sees the ghost Mimori on the pedestrian bridge. Mimori, who came to deliver the book she had dropped, began to live in the room... “I'm Not Dating” page 2 “Continue/Not Dating” page 2 “Afterword” cover manga////////////////////////////“23:45” episode 6.5 page 12 why does that girl always seem to cry... A story from Mimori's point of view. “23:45 Re;” episode 1 to 4 Iku tells Mimori about the incident. But it wasn't conveyed to Mimori. An absurd feeling develops in Ikku, who looks over Mimori's shoulders... I'm excited about the realistic H between the two of them at last on page 12 of “The Drawing Down”! “Afterword” under cover

Even in the story, words are important keywords, but the way the story is spelled itself is also delicate, with a feeling that words are valued. But erotica also has sex appeal. The time series also reverses from each perspective, so it might be more interesting to reread it and read it carefully. If you don't read 2 books, you won't be satisfied. I wonder if Re was more excited.

Iku-kun is honest and cute ♪♪ The process of slowly shortening the distance is smiling and sad...

It was a wonderful story that was sad yet kind, and not only was it gentle yet gentle, it touched my heart.

I also read Hatsukoi Counter Attack on paper, but I wonder if this writer has any problems with the structure of his work? While reading volume 1 volume 2, I said “huh?” many times along the way It became. I would be convinced if I reread it each time. The pictures are cute and the story is wonderful. I was so excited. So, personally, I didn't need the last ecchi scene. I can't deny the feeling of being attached, so I wonder if the depiction was blurry.

It was a story that seemed like a normal girls' manga, but the pictures were beautiful and perfect for the content, so it was easy to read. I liked it (*'ω`*)