Reviews for Koimonogatari Manga

There is little eroticism, but the pattern is somehow sexy. The hands are especially nice. I like it because it conveys the fuzzy feeling of high school students.

It's a BL work, but there aren't many BL elements so far. I wonder if it's a story where the main character establishes an identity through friendship and love while worrying about the fact that he is gay. I love that feeling of Aoharu! The pictures are beautiful too ✨ The latest issue isn't coming out easily, but let's reread it and wait!

The youth of normal high school boys. It's a story about a boy who has become familiar with gay boys having various problems, and it probably makes me think these two are becoming romantically involved. The picture is so nice

It's moral. It makes me think. I think it could be a teaching material for Japanese language or morality! It's a really good story, so I bought it without thinking. I thought that real backgrounds and feelings such as friendship and romance were delicately expressed, as there are people who are struggling and suffering like this in reality. Many of the characters also have good inner lives, and their way of thinking is adults. The involvement of male high school students is so smiling (^^)

It depicts careful depictions and peaceful everyday life in high school. It's BL, but it's a wonderful work written with an appeal and realistic theme that doesn't make you feel that much!

It's a sad, pure, straight, and very good story about growing up while worrying. I reread it over and over again.

Pure love, sad, and straight. I want to read it over and over again. What will happen next? Each relationship that progresses slowly is confusing but fun.

that's pale ~ lol why is such a pale love good (///^///) give a friendly kiss with a handsome guy! lol (who sees it?) I love comics where all the characters are nice people! I'm not sure who I empathize with in this comic, but if they can appear, a man would definitely be nice! lol I wanted to be born a woman even if I were reborn, but men are good in this comic! Men are the best! lol I want to read the continuation soon~ ♡

I can't help but love it!! I've reread it over and over again... it was too challenging to read, and time went by so fast. Everyone was kind, cute, and serious. I mean, it's a really careful psychological depiction. The drawing is also really beautiful, and everyone really likes Yamato, who is negative and serious, and Yuji, who is surprisingly shirt-in and necktie, and Seki, who looks shirt-in and necktie, is wearing a vest, and even those details have pressure points... Yamato and Yuji, Seki, Kyosuke, Akiyama, and Sakura! I'm thrilled at the unexpected expression... My youth is too much and my heart is being washed... I want to continue soon!! It's been a while since I've been waiting so long for the continuation!!

It's so refreshing, and so far (up to volume 2), there are almost no BL depictions. It's a story about gay kids having various conflicts and being helped by kind-hearted kids around them. I'm looking forward to seeing signs that it might develop into love from now on!

Is it nice to feel like the relationship slowly deepens? does it make you feel warm? I'm looking forward to seeing what the future holds ♪

The cover is beautiful and I read it casually, but the pictures are delicate and beautiful, and above all, the psychological depiction of the characters is detailed. There are a lot of characters, but I was so immersed in reading it. Each emotion is carefully depicted, and I recommend it among the works I've read recently!!

Stories about conflicts, friendships, and romance among high school students. There are a lot of dark stories about minorities, but I think this story is a bit dark but warm. It's painful that it's still going on, I want to read it quickly

It is a work depicting a delicate and very realistic high school boy, rather than the usual tongue-in-cheek development of BL comics. I was able to cry bitterly. I like the characters because they are charming. I was able to find a very good work. I'm really looking forward to the continuation.

It's not a simple BL. Up to volume 2, it focuses on human patterns of how to deal with minorities rather than love. It depicts the pain unique to minorities and how people around them perceive it, and it is scary, sad, and happy, and all kinds of tears come out. I think there are at least a lot of people who read BL who don't have prejudice against sexual minorities, but I also wonder what real life is like. If they fall in love in the future, that love may not work out at a rapid pace like a fairy tale or fantasy, but I want them to work hard to overcome it while being clumsy.

It feels like a normal youth friendship story rather than BL. The picture, which has thin and ephemeral lines, fits well with the story and doubles the sadness.

It's a bit different from the BL I've seen so far. It's quite natural to fall in love with people in everyday life, and it's just that the target is “the same sex.” I now understand Japan more than before, but it was a work that expressed such real emotions as they were. Not only was it beautiful, but the natural youth was packed into it, so I thought it was a work that made me think a lot when I read it!

I'm curious about the continuation...! friendship is this hot... I'm impressed.

I read the first volume a long time ago, and I bought it right after the second volume came out, but I finally read it today. Well, that's not going well. I mean, it's unfolding too fast, and it's scary because it's so fast. “Is it a muddy daytime drama!” It makes me feel like twitching (although I've never seen it). What's more, I haven't played BL yet! I'm so happy that there are still more sequels at WW! I love stories that go on for a long time, so I'll definitely read the next volume too!! I'm worried about the continuation!