Reviews for Welcome Back, Aureole Manga

What is this... what a feeling after reading it! I feel unsatisfied when love scenes aren't perfect, but I don't have this one, but that's good!! It's a story that seems to happen casually somewhere, but it's so real that it progresses so slowly that I want to watch it all the time, so fast! It made me feel warm. thank you very much!

A story about my childhood friend, a high school student. The feeling that I want to be by my side and the feeling that I want to be friends because I'm a suki. Keep a distance with the feeling that you are praying that one day you will stop being in love and that you can just be friends. That's why I wanted to meet him. That's the story. It was so nice to think that being a boy would definitely be like this.

A story about love between two childhood friends. It's not flashy, but it has a gentle atmosphere and I love it.

The atmosphere was soft, and the touch of the picture was flirty, but there were also things that came off really well. Moto, which is plain and serious, looks more and more cute. This is a very satisfying book that I have reread over and over again.

A slow love story between childhood friends from middle school to high school and beyond is recorded under the cover. Combined with a warm, crunchy pattern, it is an orthodox yet strange love story with a slightly nostalgic atmosphere that seems to exist in any era

I'm always looking for erotic BL with an emphasis on the story, but I fell in love with the cover picture at first sight and received high praise, so I picked it up. I'm a first-time author, and as per the evaluation, I made a whole book with a title, and it was extremely good. It seems like the casual everyday life of a normal middle and high school student, but the sense of distance between the two and their indescribable feelings came through so much that it made me feel sad as if I were watching them up close. This is the author's skill, isn't it? To be honest, I was curious about the design at the beginning of episode 1, but as the second half progressed, it became beautiful and stable, and I didn't even care about it. There were other reviews, but for better or worse, I also feel that the simplicity of this painting, on the contrary, enhances the atmosphere of this work. If you, like me, suddenly want to read pure BL, don't miss it.

Perhaps because it's not a flashy picture or development, I suddenly feel a sense of life and texture that seems to exist next to me. But it's a lush and quiet story where a gentle feeling of happiness and unspeakable sadness come at the same time after you've finished reading it. I need to soak it in.

It's a story about the love between two childhood friends and best friends. It wasn't a flashy storyline or flashy character settings, but it was a story that slowly resonated with my heart. It's easy to read, but the psychological descriptions are careful, and I think they're good at showing it. The design matched the story, and although there was no eroticism at all, it ended beautifully, so I was satisfied. It was a good work where you can feel the sadness, pain, and youth born from love.

My childhood friend has always liked BL, and I was curious, so I bought it. It was really nice that the relationship between the two, who began to be aware of their partner, worried about differences from what they liked as friends, worried about their gender, worried about their career path, and slowly changed in their youth, was carefully depicted with warm patterns. As the characters age from the episode when they were little to middle, high school, and adulthood, the depiction was good, and I was able to read on without any sense of incongruity. There were many heart-tightening scenes that left an impression on me, such as moments I thought were fun as best friends, moments I thought were adorable, and jealousy that I could catch a glimpse in them. The dialogue, the way the frames were used, and the situations were all romantic and amazing. In Childhood Friend BL, I think it's highly recommended for those who place importance on the changes in their feelings up until now and in the future, about what is the difference between what they like as best friends and what they like in the future. There are no intense love scenes, but it is a work that really fills my heart. I bought it electronically this time, but I would like to buy the book as well. I'm really happy to be able to find Strike's work based on my childhood friend's BL perspective. I'm happy to have found a great work, thank you so much.

Above all, the picture is beautiful! It's easy to read and interesting, so I recommend it!!

The pictures are so beautiful and the content is so nice! It should be easy to read, so I recommend it!

It's a picture that feels plain and dull, but I read it with high praise for the atmosphere that strangely draws me in from the sample stage, and even though there are few reviews. It was a good work if you did that. I like the realistic sense of temperature of high school students. The way they started worrying about a friend who was close to them, the pain of not being able to say it even when they fell in love, the reason they confessed, and the relationship between the two after that... Feelings and reactions, including relationships with family and friends, are depicted naturally and very carefully. Even though the pictures are poor, they are good at facial expressions and how to take space. There's no eroticism at all. I recommend it to those who want to read a careful, emotional story. A total of 200 pages.

It felt like love progressing slowly and slowly, and I'm glad it was cute. It's not eventful or erotic, but it was a work that warmed my heart after I finished reading it.

I bought it as a work I was interested in even before it became a comic. Kazu is a bright and popular person who can easily get along with anyone on the first page. Moto is sincere but doesn't get used to it when he doesn't get used to it and becomes a little bit popular, and Moto's facial expressions and depictions at that time were realistic, sad, and sad, and sad. Over time, Sincere Moto (Moto has bright Kazu as a childhood friend and is a little proud) will be able to make friends and have a world without Kazu. her too. A feeling I hadn't noticed at that time sprang up in Kazu... I must have been the one who understood Moto the most... and it will proceed. Kazu's sad thought, “I'll definitely give up on Moto,” was also good. Time is flowing carefully.

I've been reading it on Canna and I've been looking forward to it being made into a comic! I started reading it with the impression that it was a refreshing picture, but due to the good content, it changed to the first work I read on Canna. Childhood friends Moto and Kazu. The story became sad when it became junior high school, and Kazu became aware of his motto. I was so sorry to read Kazu's feelings for Moto and the conflict in his heart. Moto always gently snuggles up to Kazu. My heart was full after I finished reading it. The psychological depiction of adolescence is carefully drawn, and it is a truly wonderful work.

The characters, story, and pictures in BL works are also amazing, but welcome back, I was able to read Aureol with peace of mind. It's been a long time since I had such a pure feeling, and I was so relaxed and satisfied. There are probably some people who say it's not enough, but I thought it would be just right to finish it here as a single work. When the sequel comes out, I'll buy it (laughs), but I think it's fun to imagine a happy ending where 2 people will overcome it even though there are twists and turns from here on, and smirk.

I am amazed by the very careful description. The love element is weak, but the sense of satisfaction after reading it is enough. It makes me want to watch more after the two of them.

The story of Childhood Friend is good, I like Moto's gentle atmosphere, Kazu's clumsiness is also cute, the two are looking forward to the future and I wonder if there will be a sequel