Reviews for About a Love Song Manga

This review contains spoilers. The author is buying it. Somehow, I almost got through with the cover and title, but when I tried reading it, I liked the attack so much from the beginning that I bought it in seconds. They liked both attacking and receiving, and although they were quick to get their hands on it, they didn't do anything after that, and it was really nice that they didn't get strangely jittery when they tried to take distance. Also, it was fun to watch the attack being put at the mercy of the receiver, and it made me smile. Attack is a song made to receive people from a decent bandman to Kohaku Level, and the setting is definitely losing readers, with that song being the theme song for “25:00 in Akasaka,” a daytime dream theme song for “25:00 in Akasaka”!! One person started screaming in the middle of the night. Personally, I liked the fact that the attack drawing had a messy atmosphere when I knew Uke was a high school student, and the place where the audience giggled when they said “it's a new song... I did my best to practice” and the place where the audience giggled, and the audience understood the personality of the attack, and the distance was close. I really love this author's book. I'm glad I came across a wonderful story.

This review contains spoilers. When I did the trial reading, I couldn't have predicted that it would be such an impressive work for me. What impressed me was the fact that there is an age gap, and the fact that underneath is an active high school student does not fantasize over BL grammar such as “sexual desire” or “love,” but on the contrary, it depicts orthodox romance by putting it directly in front of it, and it is also the most wonderful work as a BL. I believe that deviations from ethics in creative work are of course possible if they are inevitable as works (or, it doesn't matter if the act in question is positioned as a deviation in the work world). Even so, I think it's a real human feeling that when people live, they think “I want to be good,” “I want to take care of others,” and “what kind of words and actions are there for that.” So, since BL is fantasy, I tried to be spoiled by a semi-formalized way of drawing, and recently I felt that if there are only works that continue to depict sexual violence as love, I don't want to leave this genre that I've always liked and needed... Also, in this work, I was very happy to be able to read how people who are older and are easily swept away by desires have feelings of being attracted to younger minors, and while experiencing situations where they are pressured “why not,” they choose to keep a distance after knowing their age, and then choose to become lovers after adulthood, I was very happy. Political correctness seems to be a recent phenomenon, but I think the issue of creativity and ethics in the times has always been inseparable. On the one hand, I strongly felt that works that are immoral but wonderful are necessary, and on the other hand, such works are also necessary.

This review contains spoilers. Hoshina-kun is regarded as a bad guy by both himself and others. Overnight with Seto, the cute girl from my part-time job...! Moreover, Seto was a DK. I don't want Seto, who is now an adult, to regret it in the future. Looking back on my past and present, I thought, even though I was trying to keep Seto away from him when he was trying to get close, I couldn't stay away from Seto. while being pulled back... It's a frustrating yet sad love.

This review contains spoilers. I've been waiting for it to become a standalone book. Love with the bandman is true that I was a little puzzled by the setting. However, once I started reading it, I was drawn in by this work. As expected, this is Natsuno sensei's work. “About Arab Song” also appears in the work, but after reading it, “I see.” One word. In a small world where love can't be said due to age, they don't proceed with things selfishly, they don't run away on the other hand, and they put on a song saying “It would be nice if unraveling was love.” I've read other works by minors x adults, but this is the first time I've seen a sentence that stuck in my heart. The number of highly addictive works where you can't forget that scene and reread it over and over again has increased by one more. I want to read it again, so I'm reading it.

This review contains spoilers. Seto thought he was a college student, but he was still in high school. While shocked by the age difference, my eyes were dazzling as I looked straight in the eye. Hoshina-san, who kept her reason and distance while being with bad adults, is amazing! I didn't make it to the end, but I enjoyed reading it.

This review contains spoilers. I love this unique and gentle atmosphere. I liked the teacher's comics because they used a lot of space, but in this work they were expressed even more beautifully, making it my favorite work. I personally loved the sad and frustrating story.