Reviews for About a Love Song Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've been waiting for it to become a book since it was serialized! That was really good. It was amazing. It progressed slowly without intense scenes or outrageous scenes, but the textured scenes were beautiful, the lines resonated with the heart, and the monologues and interactions between the characters were very appealing. Hoshina is an unsellable bandman (bad guy) who always has a low level of tension, and the feeling that he becomes popular without knowing it is kind of strangely real... how quick are his hands, and his useless kindness and running away without offense are just plain flattering the sex appeal of adult men, and I fall in love with them. On the other hand, Seto's purity and directness is dazzling... They are two diametrically opposed people, but they have gone their separate ways, and although they may have conflicts, they have overcome the age difference and career path, and they have both feelings, and I felt that the whole story was wrapped in a comfortable space without shortness of breath. I wonder what... wonder. It made me feel refreshed. The fact that it's crossed over at 25:00 is a bit exciting, isn't it? It's unbearable to accept Natsuno sensei's bullishness. The crying face is cute. Kyo-chan also plays a good tsukkomi role. The characters with spice-like roles like this are also very attractive and I like them.

This review contains spoilers. The bandman attacked at age 28 and accepted by a high school student. It's a story where the relationship progresses from an accident if they are healed without permission by the young glare of people working together at their part-time job. I read the synopsis without knowing the synopsis, and I was fine when I discovered that I was a high school student. My band mates complained that my sense of reason was weak, but I think they've been doing their best since the moment they discovered that Osamu was a high school student, and I think they're doing their best because they have quite a bit of iron reason at work. I liked the feeling that the reception, which was straight and impassioned, and the impatience that didn't intersect even though they were thinking about something further ahead, was good. I really just nod at the words when I confronted and admonished the person who came to see him. However, it's a deceitful adult attack against young people whose world is about to expand, but they can't be said to wait, but they will come to celebrate at the graduation ceremony. You don't have to feel sad about feeling sorry for each other. I also liked the love songs created by Attack. I think someday the day will come when the recipient will understand that feeling.

This review contains spoilers. Seto is so cute. It's irresistible to hit them with a fastball. I just need to annoy you even more!!! I want to continue reading...

This review contains spoilers. I love the artist's beautiful paintings. I had a bit of anticipation for another work because it was amazing, but there was no such thing. I'm not really interested in the band series, so I don't read it, but is this story about the weight of the band's view of the world? There was nothing like that, and it was easy to read. Seto's straightforward words and actions due to his childhood were cute. How far did they go when they first went home? I was a little worried... lol

This review contains spoilers. How many times have you reread the trial reading of a single story? I carefully read the book I've been waiting for, page by page. It's awesome. My heart was filled with tears flowing through Seto's profile.

This review contains spoilers. Isn't this the ideal form of adult x child CP? The depiction of the two's interactions, changes in thoughts, and feelings was extremely careful, and it was very nice that they were drawn separately from a child's point of view and from an adult's point of view. This attack often has an awful behavior from a social standpoint, but it's really wonderful when viewed from the viewpoint of acting as an adult, or rather prepared, to face acceptance. There are people who have received low reviews because there are no such scenes, but rather, since there is no clear (completed) scene in this book, it made me feel like I was able to see a happy ending from the encounter between these two people, and as a reader, I was able to watch Attack graduate from the line he drew as an adult along with reading it. If you want to see beyond a happy ending, I definitely want a booklet, but I'm very satisfied with this one book alone as a story. By all means.

This review contains spoilers. I think it might get lighter, and I'm thinking of not using “precious” or “emo,” too much, but it's insanely precious and emo (▽-▽) a high school student worried about the future with a high-selling bandman. The star name of the attack is misleading. They are sly and slightly sluggish, cool and sexy, and yet they try to be honest in strange places. I also understand that Seto, a high school student with little (or no) romantic experience, is attracted to him. If you think of Seto as a college student, Hoshina is an underage high school student and can't comfort children of various unstable ages. Even though I can put it in my own pocket, I also sympathized that not only holding back the hand that was extended as required, but also letting go of it, it was another kind of love. Instead of preparing for a very dramatic reunion after the months and days, they both did the simple but very courageous thing of “going to see you.” Isn't it scary to go meet someone you haven't met in a long time? I'm thinking about what kind of face they'll face until the moment our eyes meet. That's why Hoshina-san from the graduation ceremony is already really sly lol it's a book where you can trace the trajectory of their love from the beginning until a little further into the future. I bought both electronic and paper, so I know the contents of the booklet, but the quality of the work doesn't change even without this booklet...! But after all, I think it would be nice if it could be distributed someday so that electronics-only people can also read it ^^ The main story alone was very warm and exciting. The kiss stops and there are no eccentric scenes, so it's very easy to read even for those who don't like erotic depictions. To put it simply, the face drawn by Natsuno sensei is the strongest.

This review contains spoilers. It was a work that left a warm feeling in my heart long after I finished reading it. It's not just a moment of happiness, it sinks into my heart that it's a love that I cherish even though it's difficult and my feelings may go away even further into the future. I love all of the teacher's works because of their unique atmosphere and comfortable choice of words.