Reviews for It Was The End Of Spring Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a fluffy picture, but while the story is solid, it's also very edgy. But it's not annoying. I thought Haru-kun, who was younger, would appear from a personality that seemed like a recipient, but it was an attack. It was brought all at once in a bit of bargaining (huh) I'm eager for a sequel or an extra edition.

This review contains spoilers. Spring always has a gentle smile and is liked by people around me, but on the contrary, I don't understand the emotions. I met Nakahara-san, who was on the move, and even though I had unprecedented feelings, I was played by Nakahara-san. But Nakahara-san was able to see through the true nature of spring right away. Haru successfully dodged that, and Nakahara-san became cute along the way. Love is nice.

This review contains spoilers. Cherry blossoms bloom, and Tenkawa Haru, who is in her second year at the company, will be transferred. As the name suggests, Haru has lived a powdery life with no major ups and downs of emotions such as joy, anger, sorrow, and sorrow. After meeting Nakahara, who laughed with her children, at the transfer destination, Haru couldn't help but worry about Nakahara. Haru was disappointed by the small conversation with Nakahara, who was friendly yet very cold, and Haru realized that this was love. To, the older Nakahara said, “Why don't you play with me for a bit?” What am I saying? Haru, who wishes to be the perfect adult for Nakahara, unexpectedly shows a calm and strong side under her warm, childish face. Along with that, the unexpected inner world of Nakahara, an adult who is used to playing, also appears. Spring's first love comes true over the stormy waves of mind that come at the end of spring. The pattern is perfect for fluffy spring characters, but there were places where it was hard to understand. Other than that, it was fun to draw them apart. I was able to read it.

This review contains spoilers. This is a first-time reader author. This is a story about Mr. Nakahara, who is in her mid-thirties, in the spring of her second year at the company and has been transferred. I was wondering if spring would be at Nakahara-san's mercy, but it was a different development than expected. It was really interesting how peaceful Haru learned about her first love, and Nakahara-san was at the mercy of her while bargaining for love. I'm glad that Echi is sweet and the sense of spring's ambition is reminiscent of Spadari.

This review contains spoilers. This is a story I learned from Follow's review and wanted to read it. Unlike the soft impression of the cover, no, it also has a soft atmosphere, but not only that, it was so nice!! I've lived my life looking like a good-natured person, but they also have parts that are highly calculated and cunning (not in a bad sense, just like people) within, and in fact, they're both similar. Tenkawa-kun's feelings were revealed, and he must have been teased and played, but before I knew it, Nakahara-san had his feelings revealed, and he became cute. Nakahara-san's word from “That Night” is that cute already...? They bargained for conversation between adults, but they both fell in love with each other at first. There is a physical relationship, but this is my first time having feelings. Their unbalance and exchange of feelings made them very attractive. It was fun that made me want to read it again right after reading it. My colleague, Mr. Matsuda, was also nice.

This review contains spoilers. The two were different in a good way from the characters I had in mind. Nakahara-san was a completely cute person when I thought he was a cooler adult, and Haru, who seemed calm and innocent, was simply a harmless child who was indifferent to her surroundings until now. That was my first encounter with Nakahara-san, and feelings were born, and my expression became more and more lively! That change was the same for Nakahara-san, and I feel somewhat fresh when I watch it. Haru, who finally conquered Nakahara-san, will probably pamper him more and more by making full use of his original ingenuity.

This review contains spoilers. It was wonderful. From the soft atmosphere, I thought it was a soft and gentle work, and when I read on, I'm glad that it was also quite erotic at the very end. It's good to attack younger guys like this too!