Reviews for Send Them a Farewell Gift for the Lost Time Manga

It's not like they're in a really big relationship, it's definitely fate! That's not to say, it's a very common occurrence in everyday life. My heart beat faster as I progressed through the pages, and I read it with a slight tear in my eyes. It's because we've been in a relationship for a long time that I know what I want to say even if I don't say it, and they understand what they think; it's a daily life where we pass by each other. While thinking that it's so normal... The focus was on Jin's feelings first, so while prioritizing the feelings of Jin, Kiryu's feelings, it was painful as Kiryu's feelings read on. That's because Kiryu was the one who never removed his ring. At the end, I couldn't stop crying right away. It was a wonderful work that made me think that normal was so precious. I was also shaken by the title I understood when I read it until the end. Also, thank God for the Revision ❤ I don't think I'll be able to watch this many revisions anymore, so it's valuable!

The content was so familiar that it made me cry just like the love I experienced... I'm really glad that Towi came back at the end!!!

I think human emotions, which are not straightforward, are carefully and skillfully depicted. There are places where the daily accumulation of things exceeds the limit of patience, and there are places where people are swayed by “feelings” born after a long period of time... humans are interesting precisely because they cannot be easily organized. The feeling that gets lost when touched, and the scenes that come to mind at an accidental moment realistically appeal to readers with delicate yet straightforward expressions. It was nice to be able to concentrate on the story even with designs that weren't too assertive. I was able to find a work I really liked.

Japanese may be strange since I'm a foreigner, but I liked it so much that I wrote a review for the first time. I have experienced and realized over and over that it is difficult for people close to me to say my true intentions. There are many times when I think it's faster to just end it because I can't say it well, even if it's something that can be discussed. So when I read this story, I really felt like I was drawing my own heart. Thank you very much for your wonderful work. It came in first place among myself.

At the end of the day, I have the impression that neither man nor man have anything to do with love. There's no problem with this story being completely male and female. I think it's up to the readers whether they feel that's boring or real...

Even though it's a story about two people who couldn't break up throughout volume 1, the recollections, emotional expressions, and characters' expressions that come up at key points were wonderful, and far from being fuzzy when they didn't get bogged down, they became sad, sad, and cried. I read the combination of hairdresser and novelist for the first time, and it's really nice. I think it's a work you won't regret buying, so if anyone is unsure, don't miss it.

An aggressive hairdresser who devotes his life to his lover x generally accepted as a novelist who is lackluster. between lovers. The attack, which was disgusting due to their sloppy personality, started where they parted ways. Seki wasn't convinced to break up from the beginning, and I was amazed to hear that they were trying to somehow get in an aggressive mood even though they were clumsy. It's a sad development where I still have feelings of liking both attack and reception, so I can't calm down... Anyway, I love the clumsy reception and the desperate appeal of the receptionist. They don't want to let go of their gentle attacks, they're doing their best not to be taken by other guys, and they're cute. 4.5 stars.

Something made me cry because I was so sad. I thought it was a new BL because it wasn't likely to be a story where they met many times even though they broke up and didn't break up the relationship. It was sad that the reception was healthy.

It's a story that begins with a breakup, and it's really good, and the psychological depiction is carefully written, and it's really good, and it's vivid and comfortable even though it fits my heart. The pictures also really fit the story with facial expressions, scenery, and the sense of life and town drawn in detail, and I thought again that Mr. Kokomi was amazing. Personally, I liked the opposite character for receiving and attacking, but it didn't matter much along the way. I really liked the fact that it made me think that lovers like this actually exist somewhere.

I don't often cry in comics, but I cried. It's been a long time since I made such a good work. It's sad, it's funny, and it also has love... it's a wonderful phrase