Reviews for Welcome Back, Aureole Manga

This review contains spoilers. My childhood friend, this, this! It was a story that turned out to be! I'm glad they didn't get estranged...! I sent Moto-kun home, and Kazu-kun's mature expression that Kazu-kun showed when the two of them met was wonderful, and after thinking a lot and suffering, I was surprised that so many emotions crept up. I want them to stay next to me forever and spend their time laughing while having fun no matter what little things are. What's more, the discussion on the day after the day was also in the dust and the best! I want to watch more and more.

This review contains spoilers. Because they are childhood friends, they were two people who shortened their distance slowly and carefully, and they wanted to keep an eye on them all the time. It hurts your back during the game, doesn't it? Somehow I thought the sweet relationship unique to this kind of childhood friend would be good, and there was a small distance between the two, and that's how they met Joe for the first time. (I couldn't remember Joe's name so I went back to check it lol) I personally like the conversation from the back knack incident the most!! Ah~ I wanted to see even more of a cohabitation lifestyle! I want you to tell me how to boil delicious fava beans too! ← eh

This review contains spoilers. The expressions of the two people in the opening staircase scene are beginning to imagine that they must contain a special feeling that only the two of them understand... Nevertheless, I hear the words “they're somehow friends” from the mouth of a boy called Moto. I'm very concerned about the relationship between the two. In the summer of middle 2, Kazu begins to be aware of Moto as an object more than a childhood friend. A lot of things overlapped, and I think the timing was bad. It hurts Moto like crushing a butterfly, and I'm filled with the sight of Moto facing love to the fullest even if they don't feel the same way. After that, it's probably not easy to come up with an answer even if you think about it, and it's not that they hope or don't want a “day they can give up someday,” and there is a sense of sadness in the depiction of the two people who became high school students, as if they were waiting for such a day to come somehow. It was a relationship between the two that felt like that... in the eyes (gaze) that captures Kazu's motto shown in every situation, I caught a glimpse of the depth of their feelings of not being able to give up even if they tried to give up, and it made me cry even more. Then, on my 18th birthday, my heart was filled with Moto walking looking up at Kazu and Kara while lying face down. As the author writes in the afterword, nothing dramatic will happen, and in a slow flow, the process of the two becoming adults slowly seeps in. The relationship between the two two years later is not clearly known to readers, but their expressions seem happy and satisfying. The work I was interested in from the reviews of my followers was very good. Incidentally, I'm surprised to know that the author of “Ameko Hime,” which I read the other day.

This review contains spoilers. This is the story of childhood friends Kazu and Moto. The environment changes from the casual everyday life of two people, yet the comfort of being together doesn't change. A story of pure love with a childhood friend. Kazu has always liked Moto, but it's sad that they continued to be friends with the intention of “giving up someday.” It's heartbreaking to think that we met and shared our time to the extent that it wasn't a burden for Moto, and that they must have thought about a lot of things because they couldn't give up. The exchange between Moto and Kazu after saying they liked Kazu was also so confused that I could understand how much Kazu's feelings were, and tears overflowed as I read it. After that, I saw Moto say, “You don't have to know, so go home together,” and I really thought, “Oh, it's comfortable to be together.” My heart is now full.

This review contains spoilers. pure love!! This is the story I've always wanted to watch. I read the reviews and decided to buy it, so I appreciate it. youth is good! I can't stop crying even though I'm sad.

This review contains spoilers. It was a work where I thought everyone had this kind of feeling at least once. Both Kazu and Moto think they are the best partner, but Kazu recognized and confessed in middle school that it was a relationship, and I had the impression that Moto became a high school student and became jealous of Kazu's unknown side, and my feelings finally caught up. Kazu probably waited a long time, or rather couldn't give up. It made me think for a moment that this might be a life-or-death situation, and that's a terrible Moto. The way the pages progressed after the aquarium was excellent and impressive.

This review contains spoilers. A very pure story. Even though Kazu looked flustered, he was really thinking about Moto. It makes me cry when I think about Kazu thinking about giving up on that feeling. But now that Moto, who is 18, has properly thought up the answers and came up with, the two will definitely be happy! I want to see these two people too.