Reviews for When the Morning Comes Manga

This review contains spoilers. Delicate, lovely picture. It fits the two characters very well. The story was delicate, and there were a lot of painful things, but the drawing wasn't heavy and I was able to read it quickly. The suits of the two people on the last page were very nice.

This review contains spoilers. They each have various things, but they came to terms with their feelings and overcome them, and I was able to cheer them on with a feeling of refreshment. However, I wonder if it was too easy to decide to open up...

This review contains spoilers. That was really good. Kai-kun's feelings have been conveyed. I wanted to touch him, so I asked Fujii to go once with him and have him hold me. I'm in tears when I think this is over. Kai-kun is open now, but I can't get along with my family, Fujii is traumatized by his high school days, and the fact that they both have a past is clear and clear, and it's wonderful that the two of them are on good terms without hiding it at work

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was good that the story was solid. The boy I received was a really strong kid!! I like stories about protagonists with strong axes in any genre, and so is the reception of this story, and the senior who attacks with that strength regains his true self, and the two of them are happy, so I really like this kind of positive story. It was sad until they really stuck together, but once they started dating, I'm glad they were sweet and cute in a world of two more!

This review contains spoilers. Each book is a title work. Company seniors and juniors are each other. We are both gay, but our juniors are open and our seniors are hiding it. The method of approaching a relationship by hinting at gay barre is aggressive, but when the time between the two of them increases and they begin to understand their personality, they are attracted, and they understand the change of mind, so careful depiction is good. The state of work is like Lehman, and I have fun colleagues around me. There were different traumas due to coming out of sexual habits, and they were painful and unreasonable, and they were able to swallow and sublimate them. It feels good to read how the main characters are sincerely facing sensitive things. There are two understanding people at work and in the family, and the ending where they become a blessed couple is wonderful. Eti is sexy and aggressive with both of them. Senpai showed up Sikki and led Echi, but it's funny that the juniors were unbelievable.

This review contains spoilers. Out of all the works I read at the event at the end of last year at a great price, this one was the best one. There aren't many reviews, but I think it's reasonable that the ratings are high. Even though they were two people who had almost no point of contact at work, a senior who hid their homosexuality and a junior who was open, a point of contact was inevitably formed. Even though Fujii desperately hid it, Kai took a kiss photo with the man and was threatened. I only had sex once in exchange for saying nothing else. It was supposed to be just once, but when they came into contact with each other's true nature, it became a natural relationship. Both were putting their bodies together in a sense of restraint, but it's natural that not only the body but also the mind gradually followed. It's worth professing that Fujii is hiding his homosexuality at the same company. There's absolutely no such thing as which one is better or correct. Fujii and Kai each have their own reasons leading up to that point. I can sympathize with both feelings. Both Fujii and Kai have gentle and serious personalities at the root, so feelings go well with both of them, even if they make the exact opposite choices that aren't compatible. I really want to support both Fujii and Kai. I was reading it because I was wondering if the world here is relatively close to reality. Malice, goodwill, and incomprehension are firmly surrounding the two. People who are lowly or can't update are in the company with normal faces, and there are also people who have a flat way of thinking. Here, the two perfect allies were well-made girls, though. So I think I wanted to take a look at Fujii and Kai's lives after they made a decision. I could clearly see voices of malice and voices of understanding, but even in fantasy, I hope it's not difficult to live, and I want them to be strong. Rather than saying I like Fujii and Kai, I support them with all my might. It was a clean picture, and I liked both nudity and etiquette. I have the impression that Echi is also more solid than I thought. Is the one worth receiving perfect? Nano is interesting too. There's no particular age difference, and it doesn't mean that Fujii is weak... do your best, Fujii. However, what I thought was unfortunate was how the characters were drawn separately. There were times when the characters got messy and confused. Instead of parting hair or lentigo, I would be grateful if you could make it even easier to tell them apart. But after all, it's my favorite work that I like at the top of my recent reading, and I've read it over and over again. Congratulations on your first comic. I really regret not reading it when it was newly published.