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

I bought it because I was curious about the catchphrase “A Story Beginning with a Farewell.” The longer you are in a relationship, the more likely it will be conveyed without putting it into words; in a good sense, it conveys your heart. It's just that if you take it badly, it's also indecent indulgence. It was drawn so realistically that it stuck directly. Depending on the reader, there are people who are exhausting, and I think there are also Kiryu types, but personally, I empathize with him and read on. There is a moment when you dislike one aspect you should have liked, and from there, more and more emphasis is placed on the disgusting aspect. Understood!! There are times when it just makes me notice. I noticed Kiryu in one word from the editor. The scene where I was reminded that I should have believed that I would be the person who understood the most stuck in my heart. It's the last one where I think the two will be fine even though they will continue to have similar fights (something that can be called a fight if you look back) over and over again. I came across a work that I wanted to reread over and over again.

I saw a glimpse on Twitter and felt a sign of a good product, so I bought it right away, but it was great! It's a break up because their feelings were off due to a trivial trigger, so the monologues from the time they separated were all fun and sweet, and the sadness was clearly conveyed, and I couldn't stand it anymore. The settings and titles all worked so well that I couldn't help but read it all at once until the end! Great recommendation!!

The entire title work. Beautician and novelist. We've been dating for 4 years, CP. I was supposed to like it, but after being in a relationship for a long time, what I liked gradually became disgusting. It's no good anymore for everyday life where there isn't anything. The feeling that comes through was painfully conveyed. The hairdresser broke up with herself, but she didn't break up because she was angry and couldn't switch over. Even though he's a novelist, he's clumsy at conveying his feelings to others. I don't know what to do even though the things that have left up until now are different from who I haven't chased. These two people set aside distance and time to face their own feelings, and after all, talk happily that there is no other person they want to be with. ahhh. That was great. The feeling of breaking up if something doesn't work anymore. The feeling of not being able to step on, which is different from regret, was so real and I sympathized with it. Breaking up with your lover is impossible without some kind of event and power accompanied by momentum and anger. Furthermore, I couldn't stop until my feelings had weathered over time. I really thought that.

The obi is wonderful too! “I hated that kind of thing, but I loved it helplessly.” After breaking up, they look back at each other and look back at themselves. This is a scene where Kiryu the recipient asks her out on a date. I like that the most. Anyway, it was really fun!

Recommended for those who follow. Wow, this is surprisingly good. The cover picture also clearly shows the relationship between the two, which is slightly gray due to passing by, and is tasteful and wonderful. I want you to try it out and read it to the end if you get it right. Because you won't regret it. A story that begins with a break up. Hairdresser Zan (Tsukushi) and novelist Kiryu (Toi) split up last month after living together for 4 years. After being together for 4 years, the difference in values came to light, and Jin left the house because she couldn't stand Kiryu's self-paced sloppiness. But a worrisome message came, so Jin went back to see how Kiryu was doing, and she thought again that she didn't like what he liked. Even so, my happy time with Kiryu isn't something I can forget right away... it's the beginning. They are told alternately from the viewpoints of Jin and Kiryu, so the sad feelings that each of them couldn't do anything seep into my heart... Small episodes that happen when you break up have been piled up, so if you've ever broken up with someone you've been with for a long time, you may be able to sympathize even more. I was satisfied with the last one, so it's fine. Jin and Kiryu's feelings are delicately expressed not only in words but also in the detailed actions of the characters (I think it's like a girls' comic. (So I like it extra much), and I think it's a very good work that can be read over and over again by following the movements of their minds. I recommend it~! Incidentally, it's an electronic special correction from Kaiosha Publishing, and although there aren't many edits, it's a correction strip book and it's pretty sweet. I was able to read it naturally with an ethic that followed the story without any strange sense of incongruity.

While love stories often depict two people until they start a relationship, it's a story about two people whose breakup is the real beginning. It reminded me that the longer we've been in a relationship, the more we seem to forget about our compassion for each other and that we have to talk about what we think. I want to see the two more people who go on!

This is what ““'love'” '” is, isn't it? I naturally burst into tears at the climax. It was too good, too good, too good, and I was so moved that I left the job I had always wanted to quit.

The story line is predictable, but even so, I'm moved by the expressions and memories of the two!! I think it will be one of those works that I will reread over and over again.

There are places where I can really understand it because it's just a situation that's so real that I cried, and it really became one of my favorite works that I read while crying

The story was so good that it made me cry. It's such a good story about feelings that everyone would experience at least once! that's amazing. I feel sad about the one who cut it out or the one who got it cut out, and it reminds me of my old self. I definitely want everyone to read it at least once. The content is such that you won't regret it even if you don't have a coupon.

As the title suggests, I don't usually write reviews, but this time I finished reading the work and ended up writing a review with just the same momentum. I was so drawn to this work that I fell in love with it. If you stay together all the time, you unknowingly forget the importance of the other person's existence. The feelings of the two, who can't easily put into words, are so realistic, yet beautiful, and warmly depicted that it was so painful, so it was very comfortable to read, and I read it all at once until the end while crying and laughing with the two of them. There are a lot of scenes I love, scenes that I love, scenes where there is cohabitation and I have nothing but sympathy, but I want you to read them while feeling joy, anger, and sorrow just like them, so I'm going to keep them without introducing them.