Reviews for About a Love Song Manga

This review contains spoilers. Kind and cheating. This is a handsome adult, Mr. Hoshina. Bandman Hoshina lays out his hand at his part-time student, Kirakira Seto, and then suddenly pulls away after learning that he is a high school student. It was a natural response to draw a line as an adult, but Hoshina ran away. There is no choice but to cheat on Seto kun by saying that he likes him but he pulls it because he likes him. Hoshina-san is gentle, honest, and kind for better or worse. I pretend to be an adult and walk away from Sparkling Seto, either because I can't grab him, or if I don't think I should grab him, but he won't let go of the thin string. They probably feel connected somewhere. Seto, the “kid,” was probably trying to be honest, but I wanted him to tell him more clearly. Seto's energetic hard work stands out. Even though the line was drawn as a child, Seto, who faced straight ahead due to Hoshina's cheating, is cute and cool. Hoshina isn't as young as she thinks. Hoshina-san probably won't be able to let go of Seto anymore. Among Natsuno sensei's works, “Love Without Winter” is my favorite. The turbidity hidden in the transparency was good. This work was beautiful. Both Hoshina and Seto.

This review contains spoilers. I love the other works, so I've been looking forward to seeing the book come out! It was really amazing... so many delicate feelings are scattered throughout the expressions and words that I want to reread every corner over and over again. Hoshina-san, who is somewhat lethargic and attracted to her, and Seto, who is dazzling and flustered, made each other notice something important while struggling with the differences between them, and it was a sad yet wonderful relationship. I'm glad I blamed sly adults, I'm glad I was able to say sly things, and I'm glad Seto won't let you give up. A lot of sad things overlapped, and I thought for a moment that maybe they would say goodbye, but that wasn't the case, and the two were properly connected through love. There aren't many sweet scenes, but I'm very satisfied because I can feel a sense of love in the words and gentle touch between the two ◎

This review contains spoilers. A story about an Eli adult who properly stepped on in a relationship with a high school student. So there's no scene, but that's fine. Ethics are important.

This review contains spoilers. The author is buying it!! It was a pure love story and I kept going all the way to the end! I want to see the next 2 people too!! I want it to develop even more

This review contains spoilers. It was so funny that I clapped while I was reading it. The DK that is coming so fast is so cute! he's an unbeatable vocalist who hits out of worry... Even though I left to shake off my own desires, huh, I'm in such a place!? that's going to happen, isn't it? I want to read After the Two Who Learned to Kiss!

This review contains spoilers. Beautiful descriptions, artistic vocabulary, and skilful relaxation... it is a work of “The Pro Manga Artist.” I want all of humanity, young or old, to read it. I recommend it?? It's a very personal opinion, but it's more pure pure like this one, rather than BL comics that start with the body and change from unexpected pleasure to romantic feelings in a relationship! Couples who put their partner's feelings first make me feel really excited, and I can empathize more and get into the work. Are you looking forward to the sequel? We look forward to working with you!

This review contains spoilers. I've been waiting for them to come together! I love that there are so many poetic and beautiful expressions. However, the story is about 28-year-old bandman Hoshina and high school student Seto, so it's important that Hoshina's sense of ethics is tested. We both absolutely love each other, but even if we wanted to forget it, we couldn't forget it, so we ended up picking them up. If such a wonderful person were to listen to a song for me, I would never forget it for the rest of my life, that would be too much cheating...! I know what's going to happen, but it still gives me the thrill of what's going to happen. It was a very nice work. Hoshina waited for Seto to properly become an adult, but there was no direct depiction. I was convinced after looking at other people's reviews. I was satisfied with the content even if it wasn't a work. If that world really existed, I definitely wanted to see it... As a 100% electronic person, I'm looking forward to it being distributed someday!

This review contains spoilers. The author is buying it! The feelings and bargaining between the two were so unbearable. I really understand both feelings: I like them but I have to draw a line because I like them, and I don't want them to be treated like children because I like them... It ended when we conveyed our feelings to each other, so I watched too much of the continuation after that even electronically...!

This review contains spoilers. After all, I like the stories drawn by Natsuno sensei. I love all the pictures, words, and characters. This time, too, we have both paper and electronic ones. While being swayed by Seto's facial expressions and personality, Hoshina-san tries to maintain the dignity of an adult somehow. That's great, really. There are also conflicts over the age difference, and the merits of the bandmen are also showing. I would like to look forward to the drama being made into a CD and being able to listen to the song. (I don't know if such a future will come.) I'd like to give it about 100 stars. Thank you, it has been purified.

This review contains spoilers. Probably because my partner was a high school student, there was no such thing, and they stopped kissing. But that's good! Love isn't just about responding to your feelings and putting your hand at it the way Uke wants it! There are also scenes with a stunned face and a laugh, but the warmth slowly seeped into my heart after reading it.