Reviews for Welcome Back, Aureole Manga

This review contains spoilers. The process of two good friends of different types beginning to be aware of each other and slowly becoming lovers was carefully depicted. Kazu's conflict and Moto's feelings about it are so sad that I'm drawn into the story all at once. Also, since there were almost no love scenes, each depiction shone by one. I thought the last change in Kazu showed the joy of being on Moto's side and the fact that my own thoughts from childhood blossomed. It's a story you'll want to take a break from your shoulders and read it over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. Childhood friends Kazu and Moto. I thought we could stay friends without changing for a long time, but Kazu, who has fallen in love with Moto, is worried and tries to keep a distance, but Moto holds it back. It's so sad to say sorry for falling in love with you. But I cried at Moto, who took Kazu's guilt and pain of giving up head-on and said, “I want to think about it together.” Even though the types of feelings are different, the importance of each other remains the same. The distance between the two of them since then was also good. The emotional changes in Moto, who is trying to catch up with Kazu's feelings little by little, are carefully depicted, and the sight of Kazu walking with his hand at the end made me feel happy. I really like this work. I want to reread it again and again.

This review contains spoilers. Is the picture plain? I read it without expecting that much (sorry). This is a story about a childhood friend. Kazu's unwavering serious feelings for Moto come right to my heart. I'm moved. I tried desperately to give up on my motto, but it was difficult to break off my feelings even though I said that... we've been good friends and have been together ever since we were kids. It was a story that really showed the goodness of childhood friends. Speaking of greed, I wanted to see them flirt, but it's probably good to have the two smiles after the last 2 years. The continuation is delusional. (lol)

This review contains spoilers. My followers were posting reviews one after another, so I've always wanted to read them. Oh, this is certainly a work that will blow your mind. They are two sensitive adolescent childhood friends from middle school students to high school students. It beautifully and delicately depicts a really life-size boy whose feelings and changes as friends, on the one hand, rejoicing in love, and on the other hand, struggling with love, and being frustrated by the stress of the home environment. As they gradually grow from a child, the environment is very important, and I think the impact it has on that child is huge, such as the home environment and friends they hang out with. When the relationship between her childhood friend who has been together for a long time seems to fall apart... Kazu's feelings when she realizes her feelings for Moto are really sad and unbearable. Kazu was unable to control her frustration and hurt Moto, but at the same time, she hurt herself again, so my heart ached. How sad it is to apologize for having feelings of love. that's painful. I want to hug Kazu, who said “I'll give up someday” to someone I like. Wow, my heart is about to be crushed. Moto, who tried to get to know the changing Kazu, faced it in his own way, and put his heart into it is also wonderful. I wholeheartedly applaud Moto for trying to accept the feeling Kazu had shoved in. Certainly, they pulled their hand, and the crown of light above the two being pulled was beautiful, and the lacrimal gland collapsed. The artist drew the two two years from now. Thank you so much for your hope. The two elementary school students under the cover are so cute. A lot of “emo” was repeatedly called out in Follow-up's reviews, and while embarrassed, the old man googled when to use it. (Shame) Oh, I see. It's because it's emotional. I'm sorry if I made a mistake. The reviews from all of our followers are “emo.” I tried using it for the first time (shy)

This review contains spoilers. My first time as a writer. slightly pale (?) and naive (? I was attracted to the pictures of boys with a sense of vocabulary (↓ w). Kazu, a junior high school student, has feelings for her childhood friend Moto that are more than friends, and suddenly confesses those feelings that she had no intention of telling them. Moto sincerely confronts Kazu's feelings. As the time between middle school and high school progresses slowly and smoothly, the feelings of the two are carefully depicted. There are no major ups and downs, and there are no hasty developments, so you may feel that it's not enough. However, it is natural and not unreasonable for Moto's feelings for Kazu to change. I was concerned about the whitish background, but I felt that it also matched the atmosphere of the picture and story. A dry youth story that makes you feel a cool breeze, which is different from a youth group drama that seems to float in heat, slowly resonates with the heart. There was no eroticism and that was the correct answer, and if there was, it would have destroyed the atmosphere of the story with a sense of incongruity lol the choice of boiling fava beans in salt is also good lol I was able to imagine a life where the two of them live together.