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

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I've always been interested in. I was finally able to read it. When I started reading it in the middle of the night last night, I had a lot of tears and a runny nose, and my eyes swelled so much in the morning that it became a big deal. The story begins when the hairdresser Jin and novelist Kiryu have been in a relationship for 4 years, but recently Jin said goodbye and left the house. But for some reason, they were brought in by Kiryu Pace, and before they knew it, the two of them burst out laughing watching a comedy. Kiryu's laid-back, unconventional feeling is just like a novelist (this is my personal opinion), and there is also an image that he probably knows words but doesn't really come out of his mouth. As if the gag manga artist doesn't actually laugh too much (personally abbreviated below), I think this work has a lot of dilemmas, but it was Kiryu side that made me cry a lot. They're sleeping on the edge of the bed while hugging their shirt, or “This is the last one. Like the expression when they say “because they won't contact me anymore” (even though their face is almost hidden and invisible), or the appearance of staring lovingly at smartphone photos. You probably don't really want to know, like a line asking when plum wine is ready to drink, or “there are whole bananas” while following along after getting home from an engagement party. Kiryu was the type that didn't chase anyone who left, but at first she tried to keep them together with her body, and when I thought about it, Kiryu looked so adorable, trying to get all her attention with words and actions like a child like this. “Come back...” after we hugged each other for the last time, and the dam of tears had already broken down, but it was completely destroyed here. Other than that, all of the scenes where the duplicate key was returned at the station and the recollection scenes of my fun days were all loud cries. I feel like I've cried once in the past. Well, your eyes should be smirking the next morning. The reason why they broke up was not due to an affair, DV, or debt, but rather an accumulation of really trivial grievances. This is a story that is quite possible even if you replace it with your own self. They tend to “get through without words” when they are together for many years, but even though they sometimes think that they sound like wonderful words at first glance, but that's no good, in fact, there is a part where I am like Kiryu. All I wanted was just a few words and care, wasn't it? After all, it was very important, and the two of them made me realize that if you want to stay together the whole time, you can't neglect such trivial things. Thank you, I hope you cherish the conversation from now on and be even happier. My eyes got a lot better when they were smelly in the morning, but they're still a little heavy...

This review contains spoilers. Even though I hate it, I love it. There's nothing I can do about it anymore. It's easier when it gets cold, but it's the hardest because you can't do that. Whether we stay together or break up in the future, they're partners that will stay in our hearts for the rest of our lives. There are so many things I want to say, but words don't come up. It was a big reversal in lost time. Thank you so much for the wonderful ending! ※New publication postscript... the two people who repaired their relationship in volume 1 after that. The sequel progresses positively based on the failure, so it's getting better and better at CP. It really conveys that they want to look more closely at each other and try to understand each other, so it's very reassuring. However, it's painful to have a sense of déjà vu from the previous one, when my heart was dramatically messed up... the sequel was so ideal that it was rather fantasy for me... ah, it makes me cry. Even though they made up after learning that a sequel would come out, I was wondering what to do if they got relentless again. I'm glad it was Happien where we were able to overcome slightly difficult problems and deepened our love!

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a work that goes beyond BL. First of all, I like the artist's paintings, and I personally like the cover at a level that is in the top 3. I'm talking about the current situation of the two people in this work. the best. As a story, it starts after the breakup of a cohabiting couple. They are bonded and taken care of, are hairdresser x freelancer, and even after breaking up as an artist, they go on the offensive with something. Halfway through, I really sympathized with you from an offensive point of view. Even though I still like it, I can't compromise, but I don't even know what I'm looking for in my partner... this mentality is really real, and it's the essence of this work. Regardless of age or gender, I think people have this kind of unexpressible discomfort and anxiety when they fight or break up. The depiction of characters whose upbringing is connected to each other is also extremely deep in words, actions, and facial expressions, who seem to be blatant and cannot say their true intentions. The lost time scene linked to the time the two spent is also heartwarming. No pictures, characters, or story 5. If anything, I want to add more than that lol this is a recommended work that will make you want to talk about it forever.

This review contains spoilers. Attacking was so painful, and it was painful to feel that I liked receiving too much, but as I read on, I was happy to know that there is no choice but to properly attack. Crying I was able to imagine a picture where there are two people all the time, even when there is a big collision, and I'm glad I read the novel!! I want to watch the sequel too crying

This review contains spoilers. This... was a film that taught me a lot. I think they went beyond the BL framework and depicted the emotional swings unique to humans very well. A great work you can't read without tears. Oh, but this is a spoiler, it's Happien! this is important for me who feels uneasy when entering after a break up lol

This review contains spoilers. It's a pure love story about everything from breakup to getting back together, and can't be read without tears. It's a story where these two break up again... as the name suggests, Zane (Tsukushi), a gay hairdresser, is the type that devotes himself to his lover. On the other hand, Kiryu (Toi), who is a bai, is a self-paced beauty who can't see her surroundings when she is immersed in her work as an artist. After 4 years of living together, a lot of things went wrong, and when they reached the limit of patience, they decided to break up without finding the meaning of being together... but Kiryu, who was dumped, still has the same attitude. But actually, that sideline and unattended is just a pose, and it's really hard to watch the tearful act of trying to somehow keep them together with your body. Kiryu has a safe zone called Jin, so I'm just leaning on it with peace of mind... I love everything and everything. However, far from conveying that feeling to the bottom of the matter, it is reflected as if they are even parting ways unnecessarily, and it is a vicious cycle that gets tangled up excessively. Kiryu was able to be honest at the very end, and there was only one thing she wanted. Kiryu grew up watching adults with inconsistent words and actions up close, so maybe he couldn't choose words extra. The state of mind at that time was reflected in the way she had sex, and even though it was really erotic, various feelings swirled around, such as feeling relaxed and bitter. The feeling of getting a lot of adrenaline was evident in sex where they were prepared for this to be the end. Then on the morning of the next day when they devoured each other so madly and lovingly, Kiryu woke up and there was no one next to him... huh?? It makes me feel excited for a moment, but the place where I put a beat until it lands is just right. I think these two are the ones who don't say “after all...” due to the momentum right after parting ways and having sex. ※A sequel is in progress. Secretly expect to be able to see your favorite evolutions. In the extra “Exhibition,” you can admire the two lovey-dovey people along with the Nareme episode, so I think this is a must-read for those who want to feel safe. ↑ It has also been inserted in the sequel, so be careful of duplicates if you are not particular about the degree of correction. “Home and Away” was great too! After all, couples who get back together after breaking up once are strong. In particular, these two people got back together after they were properly convinced of each other, not that either of them overcame by force. After going through the crisis, their appeal was being further refined. The deep, deep second half, which also touched on feuds with parents... it was amazing.

This review contains spoilers. It's hard to live together. Even if they like each other, they catch their eye in a lot of ways, and they get mean because they can't be honest...

This review contains spoilers. I didn't buy it while registering it as a favorite, but I wanted to read something new, so I bought it somehow, and it was better than I thought...! A new pattern that starts with parting ways. There are things like this when you've been in a relationship for a long time... you should have been doing your best because you liked them, but you get frustrated by the little things about your partner and think it's just me... it's really real. My eyes have already been teary since To-kun came to ask for his last date... I won't say it, but To-kun really likes everything... he hasn't even removed his ring for a long time. There were already tears in my eyes when I finally said “come back”... I wonder if it was a necessary break up for the two to live together all this time again. Anyway, it was a good work. Let's reread it again!

This review contains spoilers. The two people who broke up were so sorry, and I'm so glad they had a happy ending at the end ♥ I want to read more.

This review contains spoilers. This is the story after the couple who broke up once. We both have regrets, but we can't talk about them... There are also sad depictions, but the end is a transcendental happy ending! I haven't been in love for a long time, but it's not mentally heavy enough (personally), so I can enjoy it in any mood! The picture is beautiful and I am very satisfied!

This review contains spoilers. As an emotionally unstable person, I don't read that many comics to get back together, but I've always been able to read both the delicate emotional depiction of this work and the hopeful developments. I cried normally, but it has a happy ending, so I can read it without worry!