Reviews for Midsummer Eureka Manga

This review contains spoilers. After all, Wagimoko sensei's work is amazing. First of all, the dialect is cute and unbearable. I was born in Heisei, a story about the time when there was a student movement, and I was really drawn to it because I felt like I was in that era. The fact that Toki-kun, who was cute from that time I met in midsummer, is reunited as such a big and nice person is just dramatic. It made me cry when I thought about how Ukai sensei lost his lover for 10 years... But I'm glad that I was reunited with Toki-kun, felt the happiness of loving and being loved again, that my past was accepted, and that I was able to recover. Toki-kun is so kind, but after all, he was so cute when he was jealous once in a while!! There's nothing to be done about it, but it makes me jealous, I know Toki-kun smiles, saying, “Yes, I understand.” I love learning the origin of the title in Wagimoko sensei's afterword. It was a wonderful origin this time too! The teacher's view of the world is really, really wonderful!! May the two of them stay happy all the time!

This review contains spoilers. I bought it because I wanted to conquer Wagimoko Sensei along with the release of the new edition. Anything, everything... it's fine, but the one that stuck me the most was this one. ・The dialect is kind of erotic · Cool younger attacking · It's cool, but I'm jealous of Kakue's past, and the younger one comes up here and there · I can really understand that Kakegu mellows offensively · There is an overflow of feelings that I love Kakeru's academics. Smart people fall in love and are infatuated with them... · People who are plain but attractive... they're very good · I've met them in the past and it's fine to always like receiving · Receiving seems like the arrow is heavier, no, the attacking arrow is heavier, isn't it? The structure makes me think (including personal subjectivity) I read it once, and my heart goes back and forth... The historical background is also properly drawn, so I thought it was an amazing thing about Mr. Wagimoko that I was able to concentrate on the story the whole time.

This review contains spoilers. It was a work I was interested in from the works that were eligible for the special 30% off ticket. ... what a beautiful piece of work... it stinks for me who likes getting older. A past lover's unforgettable attack, and an attack I've always liked receiving since I was little. After 11 years, they resumed, and they became lovers while slowly exploring each other... Speaking of common stories, that may be true, but personally, it stings me... My lover, who had passed away, received it in an unforgettable way, and tears came out before I knew it in scenes where they attacked stories from the past. I think I really liked it. But times are also times, so there's no way to search for the culprit who drove them to death, and I cried when I thought about the feeling of receiving that I had no choice but to forget my frustrating feelings by forcibly immersing myself in research. I wonder if they would be jealous when attacking... even though they are young, they are kind and mature... Since the story is solid, I was wondering if there was little erotic, but I want to punch myself when I thought that. It was an eccentric scene... completely filled with the goodness of being older... I usually protect Mr. Tō-san. Even though it feels like they're in the lead when they're over there... this is a nice point for attacking younger guys... As a final bonus, there was a scene where the attack made me a little jealous of my previous lover, but the fact that it was also repainted was cute, and it was received too much... I'm sorry for the stupid rotten girl review. As soon as I finished reading it, I was so excited that I hit it in the middle. If anyone is unsure whether to buy it, I will push their backs. Push it until it falls. I recommend it. By all means. you'll feel the same way as me...

This review contains spoilers. A sad yet passionate love story between a mathematician university teacher and a graduate student of Western philosophy. Moreover, the historical background before and after the student movement is full of settings, such as losing a lover in an accident in the past, and the attack being an unhappy childhood, but all of them work for the story and it's not loud. There are occasional character settings where the older one is too young and isn't good, but although this work looks cute, the wording and behavior are solid in their 30s, so I didn't feel uncomfortable. Erotica isn't unnecessarily explosive, but it's hot and intense when you love each other, and overall it was a very good work!

This review contains spoilers. It's set in an era after the student movement, isn't it? The Tenkata-san episode reminded me of my father's story. I'm nostalgic, so let me talk about it for a moment. My father was a college student when the student movement was popular, and it seems that he was the shy type regardless of sports. When I went to college one day, I couldn't see an activist student being hit and kicked by the police, and my father said, “You've overdone it!” When I stopped them, the police said, “Are you friends too!” It seems that they almost got caught. Then that student said, “That guy doesn't matter!” It's an episode where my father insisted that he wasn't involved, and it didn't lead to a big deal. There is a difference between Naigeba and the police, but I was deeply moved to think that if something were to happen, I wouldn't have been born, and I might not have enjoyed BL in this way. It was a comic that also gave me a nostalgic memory of the episode of my father who has now passed away. The work was sensual and had sex appeal, and the dialect also enlivened the atmosphere of the work, which was very nice. I was able to get to know Mr. Agase for the first time with this work, and I'm very interested in other works, so I think I'll buy them right away and read them.

This review contains spoilers. Two people with high IQs were burning. It's a room with thin walls, and it's so intense that I'm worried that the neighbors will be fine. The historical background was about 50 years ago and in the Hakata dialect, and it was a unique worldview with a mixture of seriousness, eroticism, and a bit of playfulness. The story line is royal, but I was drawn into the story because of its uniqueness.

This review contains spoilers. It's a sweaty midsummer season and it's amazing. It was received by a delicate and elegant assistant professor, but that's because it's Mr. Wagimoko! Great fleshy body. After all, the dialects are also incredibly good.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if security was bad even at famous universities. I meet a boy I met a long time ago who lost his lover in an unexpected accident and sealed their romance. I'm drooling over Toki-kun's sixback... I was nervous about going down with the students, but I'm glad the teachers were able to be honest. The writing was already so rich that it was amazing.