Reviews for Koimonogatari Manga

The psychological depiction of struggling with understanding and empathy for myself and my friends' sexuality during the sensitive period when I was a student was wonderful. I'm worried about the continuation.

It is a work I really like because it carefully describes Yamato's growth. I want to read more soon!

What position do you take to understand LGBT yourself and those around you? It's like the flow of the story. Is it different from regular BL comics? There are so many explanations and lines that it's hard to read

The pain of living by hiding my sexual orientation and the fear of coming out were real. My friends who support it are all wonderful people, and reading it warmed my heart!!

It took me quite a while to read volume 2. It's a story about fostering friendship and love while fighting conflicts unique to minorities. The emotions are drawn slowly and slowly, and a slight sense of fatigue remains because of some of my classmates. (Laughter) But I'm worried about the continuation.

Polite flow of conversation. If it were real, I wonder if this would happen. It's real, right? I can't wait for volume 3.

It very carefully depicts the worries and conflicts unique to gays. All characters other than the main 2 are fascinating! It's my favorite work, so I'll wait, but the speed at which the work comes out is too slow. How many years will it take until it is completed... It's 5 stars in terms of the work, but it made me wait too long, so it's minus 1.

It had so many words that it was like a novel. I almost got frustrated because there were so many psychological depictions of the characters, but it became interesting from volume 2. I'm worried about the continuation, so I think I'll buy 3 volumes when they come out?

Please make progress for the two of you as soon as possible! Seems like 〰 If possible, Yamato, I don't want them to go out with someone weird without thinking too much

It wasn't finished (laughs) On the way, it was painful and painful, and made me cry. I'm waiting for more.

They say they accept their own minority. Japan is tolerant of people, but I don't think it's tolerant of gays. What's more, high school students live in a small world and can't tell the truth to their friends. I'm sure you'll be worried. So it was really nice that a child with a way of thinking like Hasegawa-kun became an understanding person. I'm worried about the continuation.

The psychological depiction is too complicated, and the development is slow. It still doesn't feel like BL either. Looks like it will be completed in the next volume, so I'm looking forward to the next volume.

I've read up to 2 volumes. Anyway, there are a lot of psychological depictions!! If a normal BL is drawn at a tempo of 1 → 3 → 5... out of 1 to 10, this work depicts it so much too carefully, like 1 → 1.1 → 1.2... The evaluation may change depending on how you perceive it. Honestly, volume 1 was so hectic that it became difficult along the way. When I entered volume 2, the story moved, and I was able to dive in and read it, so it was rather relaxing. But if you look at it in total, it still talks too much, and I wonder if I'll have the energy to reread it next time... The work is, rather, a matter of physical strength. Personally, if it's a work by the same author, the depiction of “Dear Brother,” is just right. The characters seemed real and not real, so I felt like “Boys and Girls from a Girls' Manga.” It's full of feelings of Aoharu, and it's probably the image of a high school student who is ideal for a woman. Impressively, it's ☆ 3.5, but I bought it at the discount, and there's no doubt that I was excited to read it, so I chose ☆ 4. It's a youth group drama, but it has a social feel, so maybe it will eventually be made into a drama or movie?

So far, it's developing more like a girls' manga than BL. It's a very slow development, and although it's frustrating, I'm worried about the continuation.

Expectations are high for the adolescent high school students who are most negative about their sexual preferences in the future. Unrequited love is the same regardless of gender, and Yamato's feelings are on his face, and I was able to tune in again with Yuiji, who is smiling.

Everyone was sparkling and so cute, but there were so many characters that I thought they all had the same faces, so it was hard to read.

Rumor has it that this comic will end in volume 3, right? And it is said that 3 years had passed from volume 1 until volume 2 came out... perseverance!! It was the first time I read a comic about being gay involving relationships in school life and wasn't a dream development. I think there's more just because I don't know. The people around Yamato are all very nice people, but that's because he himself is a good kid, so I definitely want them to be happy. After all, when I think about a lot of things in my head, I only get negative thoughts. The pictures are so beautiful and the atmosphere is nice, but there were times when characters with slightly similar hair colors wore them and I couldn't tell which was which.

I think there are friendships between men, even if they are gay! Even if it develops into love, I think friendship is something else! I think it was really nice to be blessed with good friends, and I'm really curious about how it will unfold in the future.

It was highly rated in reviews, so I thought I'd read it after it was completed, and it was a work I put up with reading, but the next volume wasn't easily distributed, so I read it? It was interesting because of the realistic feelings and lines of male high school students as per their reputation, but I was worried about the continuation, and after all, I slightly regretted that I should have read it after it was completed??