Reviews for Koimonogatari Manga

This review contains spoilers. The emotional conflict suffering from aggressive homosexuality is often depicted, and it's very easy to empathize, and I almost burst into tears once in a while when I read it. My friends and family around me are all very kind and wonderful people. It makes my heart feel relaxed when I read it. I really like the drawing and story, so I've been waiting a long time for volume 3 to come out.

This review contains spoilers. I love Mishiba very much, and I also read “Koi Monogatari.” From a completely different point of view from BL I've seen until now, it's a conflict between male high school students who like boys rather than someone else... It was sad to read, but it wasn't sad, and I cried when Yoshinaga-kun came out to his older sister. I guess they were really prepared, and they must have been helplessly scared. Hasegawa, Nacchan, Seki, and Kyosuke are all very nice. As is the case with Mishiba's work by this artist, the people around them are really warm. Doi alone is out of the question, though. Will Yoshinaga and Hasegawa fall in love from now on? I have faint expectations. I want that to happen... but Yoshinaga is attacking, and Hasegawa seems to be attacking, so what will happen... but that doesn't matter, I want them to fall in love! Anyway, I read 2 books at once, and I wanted to read the 3rd book as soon as possible. You don't have to stick with your juniors! Yoshinaga! I don't like people who suddenly call you, Senpai. lol I want Yoshinaga to be happy. I hope that after so much pain, you will be happier than that.

This review contains spoilers. The author is buying it! I've been a big fan of Nomi × for a while, and I love the teacher's work, where the psychological depictions of the characters are drawn very delicately and carefully. The main character is a high school student. Yamato has a crush on his friend while quietly hiding that he is gay. Another friend who somehow realizes that feeling, Yuiji. By accident, a study session was held to teach each other subjects they are not good at, and the story unfolds from there. It's a work filled with all of youth... unconscious bullying from friendship, love, longing, conflict, and messing around, as if it were a real high school somewhere. Volume 2 is still unfinished. Like Nomi × Shiba, I'm too worried about the continuation...

This review contains spoilers. When I reread this story for the first time in a while, I was really curious about the future! Ah~ I want to read volume 3 soon! It's like lol I wonder if the two go from friendship to love... well... I want them to become... I want to watch Icha Kora! It's a story that seems real, and every word, such as trouble, bullying, friendship, love, etc., sticks to my heart one by one!

This review contains spoilers. The genre is BL, but for now, up to volume 2 is a wonderful friendship story. Yamato, who is struggling with his own sexuality, and Yuiji supports it with an exquisite sense of distance. The rest of my friends are nice guys too. This author is really good at writing Exquisite Manly Heart. It's too emo. Even though Yuiji doesn't have any prominent attributes as a character, he's insanely good. There aren't any extremely catchy lines that are common in BL, but it's really nice. I wonder what this perfect balance is. For now, I can recommend this author. Thank you for supporting volume 3 as soon as possible!!

This review contains spoilers. It was depicted very realistically, like classmates who were in separate groups at first getting closer and the group merged. The boys' characteristic nori and youth wackiness were dazzling. It is a story that seeps into the heart because it very carefully depicts the process of deepening human relationships. Yuiji's words and actions are so handsome that I fall in love with him. I fell even more in love with the scene where he was punched by Doi even though he was usually calm. The moment Yamato was able to laugh with his original smile was amazing. It's a pity that the series was interrupted, probably because the author ran out of strength when it developed into love. I want to see their story, but I'm in a strange state.

This review contains spoilers. Reminds me of lectures for LGBTQ schools. I feel like I've caught a glimpse of her youth when she was involved. It was actually more complicated, and it wasn't like this! It may be said, but if even one person understands the fear of coming out, the lack of a place at school, and the hell that keeps telling lies to yourself and those around you, it can help you live! I remember being told that so many times. It's deep. I'm glad I knew it.

This review contains spoilers. Hasegawa knew that Yoshinaga was gay and had feelings for his friend and didn't want to get involved, but the study session led to a point of contact. While we were together, we learned that Yoshinaga was a healthy and good guy, and then we began to hope for Yoshinaga's happiness. The story mainly unfolds from Hasegawa's point of view, but it also changes to Yoshinaga's point of view. The glittering worries and conflicts of high school students. This is youth. I feel like the balance between the two is good. If you read it, you'll be worried about the continuation. It makes me think that having someone who understands is important no matter what.