Reviews for Koimonogatari Manga

There are so many characters that I tend to get confused about their names, but when I read them, I unknowingly burst into tears over and over again. When I think about it now, students are living in a small world. But at the time, I was desperate to live in it... Each of the characters all think, worry, and suffer... if each person faces the events that spring up every day without hassle, all of the people suffering in the world, trouble, and negative chains will disappear, right? It's a work that makes my heart so beautiful that I think about it. I love it. I wonder if the sequel is far away... the next volume seems to be complete, so I'll be patient!

The feelings of Yamato, Yuiji, and their friends surrounding them were carefully depicted, and I was immersed in it. I'm looking forward to next time!

Nomi x Shiba was cute and fun, so I reread this one by the same author for the first time in a long time. In contrast to Nomi x Shiba, the heavy air made me feel bad... When I took a peek at the author's Twitter, it seems that a continuation of this one will also be drawn this year. I hope the ending will be heart-saving.

There were very good people. He has a good personality and is in good shape, so I wonder if he has any weaknesses? When I muttered, my colleague waved his right hand over his left cheek and held it up. I felt nauseous. He's not the one who came out. I don't mean to say pretty things, but I don't think it's right for the majority to occupy it. Reading this book reminded me of that.

It's an absurd, slightly sad, and creepy work. I think it's a pure work perfect for BL manga beginners ()

I think this is a messy story about DK, who looks good, but heavy episodes continue, such as unrequited love, family lack of understanding, and bullying from gay barres, and my heart is really bothered. But not only is it bothersome, but it's also exciting, and it's rich with Aoharu Dashi. I'm really worried about the continuation...

I thought that the work I read carefully wasn't bad either. There are a lot of characters, and I understand that there are people who say they talk too much. I was bothered at first, and I thought I'd stop reading it. But when I was in high school, I felt like I couldn't rest my thoughts because I thought about myself and others. Strangely enough, I didn't dislike it, and when I noticed it, I finished reading it in a blink of an eye. That amount of information that you suddenly see even though you didn't know it when you were a kid, the emotion you first know, and problems you have to think about even if you don't like it. It's useless if you don't solve it alone, but if you look around, there are actually definitely allies nearby. That kind of small emotion is scattered all over the lines and monologues. It makes me want to hug clumsy young people who are desperately trying to convey their best with their own words. It's still going on, so I'm really excited to see how the relationship between Yamato and Yuiji changes!!!

The design was beautiful, and the story was delicate and solid, and I was drawn into the world of the work. I want both the main character and the wonderful friends around him to be happy.

It was a work that made me think again that youth is good. And so sad. I felt like Yamato, who worries about gays, was about to disappear, but I'm glad I was able to recover surrounded by wonderful friends.

Instead of meeting and falling in love quickly, it's a story where they change little by little, over time, and become irreplaceable beings for each other. It's amazing that we haven't reached love yet. I'm looking forward to the continuation! However, there are guys like Doi, aren't there? The guy who makes a fool of living honestly. I think it's good for people like this to be crushed from the time they go out into society until they are mince.

No eroticism. There seems to be an adolescent misunderstanding about BL for high school students, so I don't usually read it, but I bought it at 50% off Gentosha Comics Day because I knew it was highly rated and that the author's pictures were beautiful. The picture is beautiful. I'm glad I bought it because the depiction of my worries and thoughts is good. Continuing, I'm curious about what will happen to both of them. It was mentioned in the author's comments on other works, but the pattern and atmosphere were changed quite a bit. As a reader, I'm worried about whether volume 3 can be read as a story. I'll definitely buy it, though. I'm looking forward to it.

The emotions of high school students are depicted in such detail and care, and it's so nice! It's a pretty slow pace, but instead it's intense! There is no eroticism.

When is volume 3 coming out...? I thought Akan was complete, so I put my hand at it, didn't I read too much!!! Of course I'm looking forward to reading Nomi × Shibamo, but please continue either one, teacher!!

There were a lot of characters, and they all had various personalities, and it was a very thought-provoking work. I thought it was a work depicting real everyday life. There are places where the content is a bit heavy, but it was easy to read and everyone was cool.

I became a fan of Mishiba and bought it from the artist. It's the same DK story, but I was surprised that this one was serious. Yuiji realized that Yamato was worried about saying he was gay. Their friendship and relationships with the people around them are deep. I want to read more soon.