Reviews for It Was The End Of Spring Manga

This review contains spoilers. Haru-kun's first obsession was Nakahara-san, who was used to playing. I can't believe that Nakahara-san, who is pure and doesn't seem to be able to bargain, is actually being rolled around as an adult... somehow cute lol lol

This review contains spoilers. Maybe it's a work of a course where you keep being swayed from the feeling of meeting someone to having sex appeal? When I thought about it, it was unexpected, and the formation was reversed naturally and smoothly, and in the blink of an eye, it was a development where reception was swayed by natural products! We were at the mercy of the cute attack together, and somehow my heart was still throbbing. Also, there were more thorough bed scenes than I thought, and since they clearly said “it feels good” and “they look good,” it's easy to understand how they feel, and I feel happy reading this too. It was a well-organized book with a very high level of satisfaction as a single work! I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. I wanted to see more flirting. That was really good. I happened to find a cover that looked like I liked, and somehow read it up... the kid I was holding on the bus was too cute, and I thought it would be nice to touch the picture inside, so I bought it. I'm glad I bought it. This is my favorite one. Tenkawa-kun, who is certified as a good person, gradually shows his male face and greed to his light-hearted senior Nakahara-san. Nakahara-san also starts showing a different face to Tenkawa-kun. I think they both fell in love at first sight. The two, who were able to be honest even though they were puzzled by feelings they had never felt before, had a very wonderful relationship. Spoiling Nakahara-san and pampering Tenkawa-kun were awesome. Also, I like Mr. Matsuda...

This review contains spoilers. It was a work with a lot of things that I thought was “good.” Mr. Matsuda's exquisite support, the fact that I fell in love with Ston without even realizing it, and learning about personalities I didn't even know... it's a bit scary, but it's kind of nice. They say “love is bargaining,” and it's amazing to be able to do that almost at first love. Nakahara-san also says that Tenkawa-san is “computationally expensive,” but I had the impression that most of it was “just because I wanted to do that.” I wonder if Nakahara-san is trying to assume that because it's embarrassing to be at his mercy (laughs). Anyway, even though I was in my 20s and 30s, it was a work that was somewhat sweet and sour, and really fuzzy.

This review contains spoilers. Haru-kun and his colleague Nakahara-san are in their second year at the company. When Haru-kun, who has a gentle, gentle, and fluffy atmosphere, falls in love for the first time... it was a lot of calculations! It's not dull; on the contrary, it feels sharp. Nakahara-san, on the other hand, had only surface-like relationships, but she was a cute adult who just couldn't be honest (laughs). The gaps between them were good, and it was nice to feel like they were modernizing and bargaining! However, it was a pity that not much background of the two had been depicted until now, such as Haru-kun's relationship with his neighbor or why Nakahara-san was a playboy... If I understood that area, I think there was more humanity and depth to the story.

This review contains spoilers. When I first read it, I had only the impression that it was kind of smooth, but after reading it a few times, I became attached to the two main characters. Attack younger people who are puzzled by their first love where they haven't felt emotions in the true sense of the word until now, and older people who choose to run away from love somewhere where they can't honestly show their indulgence and stay alone. It is depicted that the two can sense each other's origins and become a relationship where they can expose their true self and show each other while bargaining or rather searching for each other, without being muddy and disgusting.

This review contains spoilers. I like it from the cover. The use of light colors is very beautiful and I really like the picture too! It is conveyed that the two people, who haven't been in serious love, love each other so much that they have changed so much. It feels good to watch how friendly Haru-kun gets calculated when it comes to Nakahara-san. Haru-kun's confusion and impatience when he learned about his true love has been conveyed. Even though Nakahara-san feels like an adult, it's so cute to be spoiled! I think everyone was amazed by that gap! Even though the eroticism isn't high, I'm satisfied with just the expressions of the two of them! It's been a while since I've been drawn in so much with my debut film.

This review contains spoilers. Nakahara-san is playing with the fluffy and cute Haru (?) I was fascinated by the process of changing little by little. At the end, I was pampering Nakahara-san and I felt her growth. The feeling that Nakahara-san was getting less and less able to afford it was also cute.

This review contains spoilers. I bought it because it was highly rated. It was interesting because he was unfamiliar with attacking and receiving, and had a slightly peculiar personality. But it was amazing after I realized that the attack was in love! He was a very dexterous person who did a great job, but he was also calculated. The reception also fell all at once, and it was cute.

This review contains spoilers. I thought Nakahara-san was a cool playboy, but I just wanted to be spoiled. I thought Tenkawa-kun seemed like a good-looking, good-looking, harmless person, but Doai-kun is an unaware, highly calculated person who attacks. They are two people who haven't been able to get used to feelings or seriousness about their lover until now, such as fun, happiness, jealousy, etc. Wow, these are two people who have met. You can't stop it anymore, right? Nakahara-san is spoiled on the bed, Tenkawa-san attacks gently, and both feelings and actions are intense in their honest search for love with each other! Somehow the eroticism of the two was intense, but I felt a sense of warmth and warmth, like spring. The intense summer is coming soon for the two of them, who have become honest. Feelings change from play to seriousness. Me too, huh? is this a game? and out of anger, whoa, seriously! My feelings changed to peace of mind.

This review contains spoilers. It was a September power push work, so I reread it. First, the picture is beautiful. There was an atmosphere, and Nakahara (Oke) had a strange sex appeal from the beginning. Tenkawa Haru (Amakawa Haru, Attack), who has lived peacefully and peacefully until now, was attracted to senior employee Nakahara Seiji (Nakahara Seiji). They guessed it and invited them smartly (in other words, they're used to playing), but the response to that is terrible. At first, I was puzzled by my first feelings, but after becoming aware, I called it bargaining, or conversely, at the mercy of Nakahara? Terrible origin, herbivorous... Nakahara, even after it was no longer fun, was so cute when she started being spoiled, and so sweet, and it was awesome.