Reviews for Tune In to the Midnight Heart Manga

This review contains spoilers. First of all, the pictures were beautiful, and it was a work that was well packed with comedic elements. The eroticism was also suppressed, and I was able to read it with excitement wondering who I would genuinely end up with. Personally, I really like how to use pictures of characters with comedic elements from serious situations, and I think they are very easy to read because they are slow.

This review contains spoilers. Spoiler alert, the expression in depicting people's joy, anger, sorrow, and conflict with happiness is very good, and sometimes it's a bright and exciting depiction like fireworks that sparkle in the midnight sky, and can be interpreted in various ways (the title of this comic seems to be hanging on a midnight heart chain), and I love the drawing content so much that I can't express it in words! I'm glad I came across this comic. I want to buy books at the store as soon as possible

This review contains spoilers. A story about voice work. If it weren't for Mislead, Apollo would probably be that girl. However, with recent trends, there are many strange twists and turns, so I want them to end simply and clearly once in a while. The main character also has a strong personality, but surprisingly, he's a common sense person who says extremely true things, so he's been around a lot lately why is this guy popular? It wasn't that type of character. Maybe it's because they properly follow the steps to become popular. Animated postscript All four people are now different people, but I was wondering what Apollo's voice would do. Will someone else do it in Apollo (tentative) or will they let the machine bite and blur it? Maybe in this day and age??? So I feel like there will be spoilers if someone does it. You probably can't recognize idiots like me, though. Anime broadcast postscript complicated... I've figured out the mystery that hasn't been revealed yet even in the series, so I guess I'm going to feel lazy the future. I hope it's my stupid mistake.

This review contains spoilers. A new work by the authors Senryu Shoujo and the very recent Detective Tokitara. Compared to Senryu Shoujo, who is basically sweet and has a strong sense of comedy, it's an orthodox romantic comedy. The sharp lines drawn from his abundant vocabulary are alive and well. I like the protagonist, who acts with all his might to make the dreams of the four heroines come true, based on the trigger of following the true identity of the mysterious girl “Apollo” by relying on voices and information obtained from past live streams in order to reverse her embarrassing blunders in the past. I've read up to 2 volumes, and now I'm a complete fan of Bookie. There is a sense of security that no matter what kind of adversity, Bookie will do something about it. The heroines are all cute, and each chapter is put together around 3 episodes, so the tempo of the story is good. The sweet and sour romantic comedy and the mystery Shioume are exquisite, and it's a wonderful work that makes you laugh with secret humor.