Reviews for Midsummer Eureka Manga

This review contains spoilers. A story about two students, an Ichizu University student (excellent, with physical beauty) and an assistant professor of mathematics. I was irresistibly charged for Wagimoko sensei's new work... I couldn't wait for coupons or anything! I love the teacher's style because it's kind of emo (nostalgic). This time, too, Epi with her ex-boyfriend during the post-war student movement, and Epi, where Shu-chan spent a short summer vacation during her elementary school days, and Hitori Echi are really emo. I can't stand it because there are only settings I like. The accent is great too... Yakuza from the previous film was there too, right? And where do you train to do that? and amazing physical beauty! (Attack in particular) It's already wonderful... even though Shu-chan is such a kind handsome guy, she was so fit (the sex bubble exploded when she was doing it, this was awesome) and I almost had a nosebleed! I'm so excited I can't sleep! I also feel the depth of the story that was drawn after doing a lot of research on student movements and mathematics. There is rejection when it comes to math, but it can't be helped if the teacher becomes so cute... here and there are depictions of the teacher being attacked in the past, and scenes where they are stalked (stalked) are heartbreaking... it's a problem even if it's too charming. The fact that such a teacher was alone was extremely immoral and unbearable. Thank you very much. It's also good to write it down - I'm glad I bought it!

This review contains spoilers. The picture is really beautiful. The feeling of muscles and body lines are amazing. The story was also easy to understand and read without stress. It's great to be reunited with the doctor I met when I was little and have mutual feelings. I also bought paper. It was good anyway. I think I'll reread it over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. I've already bought up to 4 volumes in a single episode, but I wanted to read the original one, so I bought this one too! You won't regret it!! The W era was 1979. It was a long time ago, but not that long ago. But you can also see from Ukai sensei's words that it was probably a very difficult world for homosexuals in this era to live in. Ukai sensei lost a loved one. Feelings for past loved ones and future loved ones are painfully conveyed from every word uttered. The historical evidence was good too! I seriously looked at the fans back then because they were retro. Also, I read in an interview somewhere that they actually wanted to draw a shower scene between the two, but they gave up on the shower because the mounting position of the shower was low at the time. I dare not give more spoilers. I definitely want you to read it. Oh, I don't think it's necessary to say it, but it's super erotic lol

This review contains spoilers. I'm a fan of the author. This time was great too. Assistant professors and students, set in the late 1960s to 70s. A story from the period when student movements were intense and after. Is it easy to get into the story from the time setting?! I was a little worried, but I was able to get in without any problems. The stalker problem becomes key in the development, so if you don't protect the reception, the feeling becomes stronger. Also, a close-up shot of Halfway Y/P with magic settings (details from this time haven't come up...? But I wonder if I don't show it in terms of development this time), but I couldn't feel the magic/ feeling. I wonder if the figure that looks down and turns red and is ashamed is so cute, kind, and beautiful that it makes everyone misunderstand... Speaking of demons, that's right. The reason I couldn't remember the attack, which was pretty entangled in the past but grew up, is probably because it was a surprise reunion, and the attack grew handsome in terms of appearance and content. I'm hesitant to get caught up in the depths when thinking about my life, but I can't redeem the feeling of thinking about the other person. Confessions full of aggressive youth and passion came through quite a bit. Erotica won't betray you either! After all, the corrections are almost all in a strip of paper... well! I ended up shouting thank you. The aggressive body drawn by the author has caught my habit. Draw it down and do even more fist poses. It's playing this time too. The rich seiychai cha is the best. Story, erotic (I've said it over and over again, but it's fixed!) Both are very satisfied.

This review contains spoilers. I just want to say this out loud... The fix!! It's not a mosaic, it's pure white light, it's seaweed!! There is a beautiful picture of the teacher! It's awesome!! Thank you Kaiosha too. Seniors' acceptance is also the best. The dialect is also great. I also like being able to know what kind of free research the teacher did in the afterword. I'm looking forward to the work in the future.

This review contains spoilers. I bought it right away because it was new by the artist, but I was able to read it regardless of era or generation. The Hakata dialect is so cute and wonderful. It says something, but the picture has a strong sex appeal, and the nostalgic feeling is also nice. I have a habit of pre-reading, and I misunderstood that my ex boyfriend and now he are related by blood... that was different.

This review contains spoilers. that's amazing! I... have slipped back in time by any chance?? I'm completely immersed in the world of stories. huh? Reiwa now? that's a lie... Totally bought by the author. It was the author who first bought a BL jacket when I heard Afterglow,,,, and was really looking forward to the release of Midsummer Eureka and was waiting completely naked at 0:00. Ahhh... this story. these 2 people... How gentle and beautiful... And needless to say, the pictures are insanely beautiful, aren't they? I was fascinated from beginning to end. I personally thought it might be difficult to read the pattern that I have feelings for my former lover, but for some reason, on the contrary, it was insanely good. I think I have a strong feeling that it was a kind time. The unspeakable atmosphere was irresistible. anyway, it's awesome!

This review contains spoilers. The setting is a 1979 story about Ukai, an assistant professor at the Faculty of Science, and Toki, a graduate student in the Faculty of Letters. There is no reason why you go on to graduate school at a university where Ukai is from another university and go in and out of a science lab while still in the Faculty of Letters. Actually, the two met in the summer 11 years ago and spent a short time together. For Ukai, Toki must have been a pure memory in a sense where they shared a dazzling and peaceful time. After they meet again and remember that Toki was a boy at that time, I would like them to treat them more and more sincerely, but they don't develop a relationship step by step, and suddenly the physical relationship feels somewhat uncomfortable. Ukai seems to be dragging on his former lover Tenkata, who passed away, but he immediately had a crush on the handsome guy and had a physical relationship with Toki at an early stage, and he didn't really feel any sense of sadness. I didn't feel any sense of guilt for either Tenpo or Toki, but I couldn't feel this situation at all. In the 1960s and 70s, the public probably didn't have even more understanding of homosexuality than it is now, but there were no depictions exposed to terrible discrimination or prejudice, so it was strange “why did they choose this era as the setting?” I didn't feel inevitable. Wagimoko sensei's picture is beautiful, but the depiction of her facial expression is slightly out of line with this image, and it's kind of messy. 3.8 stars

This review contains spoilers. Set the era with “?” It was, but when I finished reading it, I thought this was it. Before I knew it, Ukai had become a signpost for Shu-kun! It's a mystery how Shu-kun discovered cormorant fishing, but it's easy to understand that he falls back in love with a doctor who is obsessed with mathematics. It's nice that the correction is sweet and erotic too!