Reviews for Midsummer Eureka Manga

This review contains spoilers. Ukai, an assistant professor at the Faculty of Science who loves Toki and mathematics, is a young man who has been reunited for the first time in 11 years. In the late Showa period, assistant professor Ukai, who was immersed in research, met Toki, a graduate student in the Faculty of Letters from another university and fell in love at first sight. At one point, she was being followed by a male student and was saved by Toki, where she learned that Toki was the same person as the boy she had an exchange with 11 years ago in the summer. An assistant professor who has poured all his passion into mathematics since losing his former lover, and a young man who has grown up splendidly with his dazzling memories from 11 years ago in his heart. That was great...! Ukai and his late lover Tenkata, Ukai and Toki 11 years ago, and now are all precious. The afterglow was amazing, and I was so immersed in it. I can't put it into words very well, or I can only say that it was good... I'm glad, really. In an age where there's probably no such thing as a stalker, stalking is insanely scary. Thank you Toki-kun.

This review contains spoilers. Why is Wagimoko Sensei's Uke so unbearably erotic... I love that they are attacked before the two of them have sex, and then they comfort 1 person. What's more, it's for teachers and students, and college is also my favorite food. Even though they are quiet, they actually have a pretty inviting temperament. It's awesome.

This review contains spoilers. I'm a fan of Wagimoko sensei! This work was great too... (crying) I understand the feeling of falling in love with someone who is obsessed with something, and Toki-kun is so cool, kind, strong, and too dazzling...! It's a story from the 70s, so it was nice to be able to feel that atmosphere all over the place.

This review contains spoilers. It's wonderful. really. The nostalgia of the Showa era and the sensual depiction of Wagimoko sensei are all too familiar to the two. The boy must have admired adults who talk about the world in the world of mathematics. I became a graduate student, and I understand the awesomeness of my teacher even more. My deep memories of my youth are filled with sadness and sadness, and I have been immersed in research for over 10 years. I have a crush again. they say demon eye... obviously the surroundings are bad, aren't they? Thank you, Shu-kun! There are two people who look at themselves in the same way. It would be enough to drown in love. The nude figure drawn by Mr. Wagimoko is really wonderful. The color of the electronics is beautiful, and it's divine correction. The electronic bonus page is also excellent. The paper was good, both the booklet and the comic booklet. But it's not God Correction (laughs), but that's fine.

This review contains spoilers. The side stories didn't get in the way, which was really nice. It was a bit gloomy and erotic. Pictorially, it's also probably aimed at adults. This writer is really amazing.

This review contains spoilers. In 1979, Ukai Hajime, an assistant professor who studies mathematics, met a graduate student named Toki Shuichiro. Although Ukai had a crush on the strong and refreshing Toki, he lost his lover 10 years ago and was also easily targeted by stalkers, he tried not to get involved with people more than necessary. However, he was attached to suspicious undergraduate students and Toki helped him out when he was in trouble. Ukai invited Toki to a meal as a thank you. There, Ukai invited Toki to a meal. I learned about the clarity of, and I became more and more attracted to Toki. I saw Toki eating cream soda deliciously for dessert, and I remembered that I had met Toki 10 years ago. The artist's current work, which attractively depicted the regional colors of northern Kyushu and the Hakata dialect in “Afterglow,” the Showa era will be further added. Memories of youth, first love, and a kind-hearted boy swayed by Ukai's serious student movement with a focus on mathematics, and a sudden summer of a summer with a gentle heart The end of love and the encounter 10 years later are brilliantly and vividly described. Clothes and life backgrounds are depicted with high drawing power, and the Showa era has been realistically conveyed. That reality firmly supports the fantastic nature of BL. The amazing drawing power is demonstrated without regret in erotic scenes, and combined with the high humidity like Showa, they are attacking quite a bit. I saw behind the attack for the first time.

This review contains spoilers. The story was sad, sweet and sour, and I was so moved by how healthy each other was and it was fun. I love pictures so much, the characters and backgrounds are so carefully drawn that they are so good! The story is also fun and makes me look back over and over again. I am very satisfied that the bonus pages (written down) are always rich in many ways! Buying a book is a must!

This review contains spoilers. Buy the author of the new book. Huh, the stage in the middle to late Showa period and the artist's drawing power and the 3 time signatures of correction and super sweet (it seems like an electronic one, this should definitely be bought electronically) are all in line, and it's finished in an erotic BL that everyone covets! The nakedness doesn't seem like a lie; there must have been Showa men, and I think I was peeking through the thin wall next door (the walls of the Showa apartment seem thin and they seem loud...) An illusory sense of realism. The 11-year reunion love that is 12 years younger, and the enveloping love that includes people in front of this younger graduate student (although I'm a little jealous) is irresistible. Dialect boys are also awesome because they look like the Showa era. I want to read it aloud. But it's a secret that I felt my age when I was born in 1944 and it was a bit complicated (same generation as my parents)