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

My friend recommended it to me and it's a work I've always been interested in! I'm glad it was a trial reading, so I bought it! I haven't read all of them yet, so I'm looking forward to it!

It's a comic that makes me think same-sex couples are the same as opposite-sex couples. The author is very good at depicting psychology. Minor misunderstandings, bad words, tired, tired... but I love it! It's a swamp.

It's a story about a mature couple getting along due to the accumulation of trivial matters, and they break up from attack. The content was solid, and it was a good work mixed with sadness and emotion. The restart was later, and I realized later that it was the artist who drew it, but from my point of view, I definitely liked this one, and it was so good that I couldn't think of it as the same artist.

After all, no matter what you say, if you fall in love with it, you lose... there are good times and bad times if you stay together for a long time. Being patient and being honest is important, isn't it?

It was a more difficult story than I had anticipated. It wasn't about which one was the bad guy, I was able to understand the feelings of either one, and the characters were really nice.

Let's break up! After that happens, the relationship continues unruly. Goodbye E0 is also a good place. I think people who have spent their time thinking about their partner even after breaking up, calm down over time and become aware of their regret for their partner when they look back, and when they meet, they forgive them... I think it's strange for people who have spent their time like that. I was reading the work because I thought it would come with painful places. Somehow I felt sorry, and I felt that it wasn't cool... I'm glad I went back to my original Saya at the end. It's easy to end up like that when it's just two people live. It made me think again that we value each other's existence.

I cried so much after reading BL for the first time in a while. The feelings of the two were really conveyed, and it was painful. It was a wonderful story filled with a lot of love.

“205P, White Strip Book, Title Work Only” in real life, I think the majority of people are swept away while they're worried and end up slurping as it is. It's so nice that the detailed movements of the mind are drawn naturally without difficulty. Keeping a distance, breaking a relationship, and taking action on your own are all things that require a lot of power in reality. That's why there are things that are gentle. But there are also points I'm worried about. The way to hold scissors and cut hair is strange, and this isn't a cut comb. The story is good, but the lack of research is a waste.

It has been well received, and the writer has told it, but the story that begins with a breakup is novel. reversal of position. I couldn't help but feel sad about the recollection scene. The picture is cute, but it's an adult story. I want to reread it again.

OK, I understand. When we've been in a relationship for a long time, everything becomes commonplace, and we don't take care of each other. Why did I fall in love with this kind of guy... huh, I sympathize with you. It's indecent to understand without putting it into words. I'll tell them properly. No matter how many years we've been together, don't forget to thank you. But I have a feeling that it will be repeated again.

I was curious about the atmosphere on the cover, so I bought it. It's a story that begins after Kiryu breaks up, and the attack and exhaustion of personalities that take care of you, and when you immerse yourself in something else, the story begins after Kiryu breaks up... but personally, I didn't feel like they broke up at the beginning of the story. That's because they're not facing themselves or their partner, and they're one-sided. I don't like the feeling that this damn cheating relationship continues... There's no such thing when asked if they can sympathize with the two main characters (laughs), but I also think it's human cheating or clumsiness, and I also understand that they fall apart due to the accumulation of trivial things while spending time together. But I'm a little worried about whether these two will stay together in the future. Anyway, they are two clumsy people, so I read them while thinking about understanding their actions and thoughts, so I thought about them unexpectedly. It's a story for me to read, but I wonder if there was anything that would shake my emotions. I didn't feel that the story was as moist and heavy as the atmosphere on the cover. It's a cute drawing, but it's a sex scene with a bit of correction. The attack was the opposite of what I had imagined, but I wonder if they accepted the invitation slightly? I was drawn in when Kiryu, who is clumsy and not good at conveying his feelings in words, conveyed his feelings to the fullest. Maybe it's sweet ☆ 4.

The story where the story begins after they break up was fresh. I think there are many people who can sympathize with the reason they cut out an exhaustive (aggressive) break up because they have been in a relationship for a long time and are dissatisfied. For some reason, the feeling of being swept away even after breaking up and forgiving your body also feels real in a sense. I can't help but understand that will happen while I have regrets left. In the second half, the monologue played in the lost time of the soccer game was sad.

I had so much memory that it seemed like I was reading myself back then, and I was wondering what it was. That was so real. I wonder if they didn't break up just like that was the right answer...

My chest tightened during the first setting. Very nice story. It was great to be happy to be sad about a little thing.