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

This review contains spoilers. First, I thought the title was wonderful. Since it's a relatively new work and (probably) a young teacher, I think recently I dared to use the term “lost time” in places called “additional time.” In English, “loss of time” and “additional time,” I certainly feel that adding rather than losing makes you feel more positive. So, since I dared to say “to “lost time,” the image of let's say goodbye to that backward feeling... came through. As for the content, indulgence towards their partner comes out between the couples living together, and the feeling of being confused and the situation of being reckless becomes normal, and they stick together or separate, and what happens? It's like that. I was in the middle of a novel, and I just read a work with a similar theme, so it sank into my heart even more. However, since the age settings for the two were young and they weren't that old, I was able to read it with a smile without feeling heavy even though it was sad. At the end, the teacher said something like, “These two seem to fight once every 4 years,” and one person put it up saying “World Cup?” It looks like an extra edition has also been released, so I'm going to read it.

This review contains spoilers. I bought it because I was curious about the trial reading and evaluation. While being confronted with the reality of homosexuality from the first page, I read it while thinking that the two of them would be happy. The details of the fight were also a couple of people of the opposite sex, so it was painful at the same time as thinking that it really didn't change. I'm in tears for the two people who seemed to be having fun in the flashback scene. It's Happien!

This review contains spoilers. Mr. Uke was so messy, and even though I thought I would break up right away, my heart was also tightened by the cleanliness with which the attackers decided to break up. Please don't break up on our last date! I read it while praying... It's a miracle that I met someone I like so much, so I want to say take care of each other ❤️! Thank you so much for your wonderful work ♪

This review contains spoilers. It was a very sensitive story! Halfway through, I really thought we'd break up and go our separate ways, so the honest feeling of the final reception struck Gene.

This review contains spoilers. The way the relationship between the two was depicted was very good. I really liked the relationship where they had to be together all this time.

This review contains spoilers. They are two people who repeatedly want to leave and don't want to leave. It depicts the cooling period from each point of view in order to notice once again that you will not be able to see it precisely because you have been close for a long time. This is a story about how I realized the unwavering love and compassion that underlies it. They are two people I want to support and want to stay together forever.

This review contains spoilers. The cover was so nice that I was curious and bought it. I don't use lost time in soccer anymore, but when I read it while thinking it might be an opportunity in the remaining time, they said they had already broken up. If they've been living together for 4 years, they probably don't like it or think that only I'm being cared for, so the attack is kind of idle, and Kiryu, the recipient, is a free person. They were busy with work and couldn't put each other into words even though they were so important to each other, and it became commonplace for them to do their best about themselves, and it was really wonderful to be able to depict our daily lives so well. If there were difficulties, there wasn't much etiquette. The sense of volume of 205 pages was also good.

This review contains spoilers. I first started reading it as a trial reading, and what happens after this? I bought it because of that feeling. Look at these two people who only connect their sly bodies, and quickly and clearly convey your thoughts!!! I was impatient. That was a wonderful story...