Reviews for Don't Call Me Daddy Manga

This review contains spoilers. You could call it a sequel rather than a spin-off. I think the main character's focus just changed. I cried again (laughs) It's a story about Shoji-kun's fathers. We've been away for 20 years. I thought it would be better to stay away. Lock in your thoughts. Time starts moving again when Kajii (father) from the dagashi store has fallen down. I'm grateful to Hama-san, and when I get into Hanao's feelings, it's unbearable, sad, and painful. After all, it's because my opponent is Sho-chan's dad who is an air breaker (laughs) I feel that there are surely many people who lock their hearts in like this, don't know any other method, and push forward with their work. We have lived in an age where young people don't understand only life saving teachers and Sho-chan. They probably thought it was right for them to adjust to the “normal” of the intolerant era. My heart was tightened when Hanao said, “I wanted you to want it.” But I'm glad Sho-chan's dad grabbed it properly too. Even if you're in your 50s, you can cheat normally (laughs), and Hama-san is serious. beautiful. I'm glad they seem happy. Eti is only described after the fact. It's a wonderful work. I like Kanbu sensei's way of thinking.

This review contains spoilers. Oh, my heart hurts from the beginning... I mentioned a little bit about Seiji no Koi no Ki no Ki no Seizei in the previous film, but I had no idea it would be such a heart-wrenching scene. It's sad how painful it is to be aware of love. I've been sad ever since it started, and I checked the page many times, wondering if I could read it until the end at this point. The period when it was a honeymoon in a sense when two people were raising children ended up with a sad break up, but even now, the 2 didn't stick together smoothly at all, and after all, I checked the number of pages over and over again, I was worried, “I wonder if this will stick properly in this volume...” (I'm funny (I'll check the number of pages in the book) But when I think about the relationship between these two people up until now and what they've chosen, they love each other easily! There's no way it's going to happen, and I'm convinced that not sticking together is the way to stay the closest, so why is it going to end up more than friends but less than lovers in BL? I seriously thought that might be possible if these two people were there, and I thought the author would painfully draw it even if it was that kind of last, so I read on while wondering if that was fine... well, they stuck together at the end of the furious, but I didn't really understand the change in attack feelings, so there's a feeling that they were left behind. Is it OK for them to take the attack and fall in love romantically? I may have had a slight crush on the attack, but when I think that it's different from something that is still directed at the reception, I think “just do it → let's live together” was rather hasty. As I wrote above, I've been sad ever since the beginning, and my heart is tightened every time I advance one page, and it's definitely a difficult experience. If possible, I'd like to take a look at the 2 people after this, and I think they're probably having a fun, bright, and happy time as usual, but I want to witness how reception is loved by looking at reception from attack or something like that, of course, it has a happy ending, but personally I think it would have been nice to pursue a happy ending for the reception even more. After all, I can't get rid of the feeling that the first night was okay if it had been a long time since we were in a relationship (the attack fell in love so much that I wanted to touch it and was full...)

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about Jushi-kun's father and his old son, Hanao. It's been 20 years since I was away from raising two cool kids. Then, feelings that are rekindled. I want you to read this work as a set with the main story. Hanao, who conveys feelings she has been hiding for 20 years and wants people to want her, seems to be messing around. I also know that it looks kind of cute. It's a little bit more like an extra edition of 2CP.

This review contains spoilers. A spin-off of “Dirty Darling.” 6 years have passed since Hanao, the father of the previous film, Ryuji Mita, who runs a liquor store, and his childhood friend CP with Kaji Hanao, the son of the dagashi store next door and lawyer, crosses the 20-year gap. For Ryuji, the childhood friend Ryuji, who was suddenly pushed the infant, “If it's heavy, I'll carry half of it,” and 6 years have passed since Hanao and his parents went to school. dragon It inevitably makes me notice my feelings for children. While keeping those feelings hidden, I try to maintain the status quo by not naming them love, but Hanao learned that they looked like they were in a romantic relationship from the eyes of young Masaoshi, and Hanao walked away from the parent and child. 20 years after the first love between Shoji and Hanao, the love that they had forgotten comes back to life. After the reunion, it overlaps with “Dirty Darling,” so you can enjoy the story from Hanao's point of view even more when reading. Age and professional pride have also been added to Mr. Hanao, who is originally relentless, and it's quite complicated, but the nice horse, Haba-sensei, and Kaji, whose freeze has been lifted, play an active role. When it comes to boys, it's a pure love story between two adults.

This review contains spoilers. “Dirty Darling” spin-off. Masaji's father Ryuji and his childhood friend Hanao is a lawyer. Both of them are dads (some from when they were young), but I'm glad this is insanely pure love! Dirty Darling was also a good story, but this was also a story that seeped in my heart, and it was difficult for the two old men who felt sad, cryinched, and cranky. I couldn't help but cry while reading along the way. The love that Hanao decided not had, and the love that had been left alone for 20 years was sad and sad, and Hanao, who has a face that says nothing, was so painful that I cried instead. Hanao has always liked Mita-kun. I guess I only love one person for the rest of my life. Even though he's a good old man who can work, only love was so pure that it became painful. At any rate, I'm glad that Hanao, who was extremely determined, seemed to be able to live happily for the latter half of his life. Finally, I finally stroked my chest down. I recommend reading this together with Dirty Darling. I also understand why Masaji worked so hard to help the old man's store, and I think the depth will increase even more by watching Shoji and Hama after that. After all, Hama-san was a nice person.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder what it is.. It was really good.. It also intersected well with the original spin, the Dirty Darling, and it was funny and sad, and it seemed like the long-standing story of a love that fell in love with an unbelievable old man when he was young was young, conveyed even loveliness and pain from the words and exchanges exchanged. There were plenty of tricks scattered throughout the characters with rich personalities who surrounded them, making it an interesting spice. The goodness that comes from not being young anymore is so wonderful. It slowly sank into my heart, and it was very, very nice.. “Things to Talk About” in the last 4 sections of the book was also very interesting.

This review contains spoilers. The story is clever. The way it was shown and the story development were dramatic, the human depiction was good, and I felt that it was literary. There aren't many bed scenes. Last time it was a love affair between the son generation, but this time it's the parent generation. I want to see the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I bought it by looking at the reviews of people I followed! The confession on the last staircase... made me cry too. It's sad to think about how many decades Hanao hid her feelings. It's not like I just want to be together “I want you to want it... I'm moved! Mr. Hanao said it so well! Ryuji, who can accept crying so well, is handsome! cool! I want to see more of the daily lives of these two families!

This review contains spoilers. I'm continuing to read from “Dirty Darling.” I don't like older CPs, but since I knew the characters in the previous film, I thought these two would be perfect. But when I read it, it was really good. My heart was more than I expected. The weight of words and feelings is different between 50 and over, isn't it? There is a period where we haven't met for 20 years, but it's been 20 years. I can't stand it just by imagining it because my feelings have matured for about the time the baby becomes an adult. Hanao, that's amazing. If anything ended platonic, I was fine, but the features (!) If that happens while you're doing it, you'll probably be satisfied both mentally and physically (laughs). I also love “Things to Talk About.” Hey, I wonder if it's okay. I'm really glad I was able to read this work. Thank you so much for letting me know!!