Reviews for Hello, Green Days Manga

This review contains spoilers. A work to watch when you want to be healed! I like Mikage-senpai's single-mindedness. I also want to cheer for loyal dogs when they try it out at the hard work shop. They are a nice couple!

This review contains spoilers. The two opposite people met in college and decided to live together because of various things. Actually, I met Attack before, and I fell in love with them even though they were of a different type, and they came to meet them, and although they were originally gay, they had given up on romance because they hadn't gone well until now and I had no experience, but I knew through the aggressive feeling that I liked them too, and we decided to go out with them. A cute story that's easy to read with nothing bad in particular.

This review contains spoilers. A kind story from beginning to end. There is nothing but healing! I'm also a foliage plant enthusiast myself, and I really enjoyed storing plants that are sandwiched between places. Above all, the couple Mikage and Seven Stars are really nice kids. The kindness of caring for each other oozed out, and I was so healed. I'm very satisfied with the content, but there's only one thing... Mikage's classmate's words “I like men because it's like an illness” I can't forgive this!! I didn't have the tolerance to be able to play it as smoothly as Mikage, who met Seven Stars and grew up...

This review contains spoilers. Nanasei joined the same seminar as graduate student Mikage. Mikage proposed living together to help Seven Stars, and since Seven Stars confessed, they became lovers. Mikage confessed to her past and had the trauma of being ridiculed, and Nansei had a past where she was saved by Mikage from her mistakes when she was a high school student. The story is very calm, and the relationship between the two slowly and effortlessly deepens, and each other's presence had a positive impact on each other, and I was relieved to read it to the two happy people.

This review contains spoilers. Each book is a title work. Graduate student majoring in plants: Mikage (accepted) and college juniors: Seven Stars (attack). I thought Mikage was a hidden gay man who had given up on love and would live alone. Seven Stars carefully depicts how struggling students who cover their own tuition and living expenses, start sharing a room with Mikage for life support, and slowly build a relationship, and I like it. Even on the love side, discussions are held at key points, and it's cute that Mikage, who is new to romance, is worried about her lover's sense of distance and jitters in an attempt to make progress. I really like these two people who have feelings for each other and are warm yet have a strong heart. Echi is straightforward, and although there isn't much detail in the overall development, there are plant trivia, so I enjoyed reading it. Mikage, who chose to be alone by immersing herself in what she likes rather than socializing with others, and Nansei, who was separated from her family due to past failures and became alone, are gentle and soothing when read through botany.

This review contains spoilers. Mikage-senpai is really cute. They are pure, quiet, gentle, and have a clean smile! Is there a character whose “plant lover” setting is this convincing! My junior, Nanasei-kun, is also very kind, trying to take care of such a senior! I feel relaxed. I'm also envious that if the air at home were this calm, I wouldn't be frustrated or stressed, and I'm really healed by reading it. Caring for each other, living at your own pace (2 people's pace), and surrounded by things you like. they seem happy!! Occasionally, plant trivia also comes up, and even if I'm not interested, I'm like, “Wow!” It's going to be a learning experience. This is one of the reasons I love comics. Knowledge naturally increases, even in fields that are completely different. I am grateful that I was able to enjoy the gifts of the artist's studies and interviews. “I silently pursue what I like and immerse myself in it. As a result, you can find friends who like the same things if you keep going, even if you don't make friends when you're a kid, or even if you're rejected by so-called common things.” In the story, Sakumoto-sensei borrowed characters and taught me something. It really stung me. Friends who can share their favorite topics are far more enjoyable and relationships continue, rather than friends who are only casual friends. Wow... I want female friends too...!!

This review contains spoilers. I like healing BL and read it quite a bit, but this work may have made me feel the most relaxed in the past. They are both caring and warm characters, so the world is simply kind. ❤ There are also scenes where they touch on the heartbreak of the two of them in the past, but they are clearly depicted in the story to the point where they are saved by each other's presence, pushed back, and come to look forward, so it doesn't drag on dark feelings.? It's a combination of the former karate club's tall, sharp attack and short stature and delicate reception like Ojigisou (<- see author's spill story part 2), so if you like couples with physical differences, you can see a variety of cool scenes for that reason, so you might buy them.? Of course, the pure love story spun by the two was amazing, but personally I like gardening, so the plant trivia sandwiched here and there was also really interesting and fun.?

This review contains spoilers. It's my favorite story, and I've read it over and over again. I like the main character, Mikage-kun, because he has a calm and kind personality and is cute. The plants and rooms that come out are also wonderful and I admire them. When I read this comic, I always think I want to grow plants. The main character doesn't have any friends, but it's okay if he doesn't get along well with those around him. It's okay if you haven't had any friends since you were little. I was convinced by the professor's story that if you keep up with what you like, people who like the same things will gather around you and make friends, and I thought that would be the case. I love their worldview, so I want to read a sequel between them, but I also think it would be nice to imagine the future of the two of them by ending like this.

This review contains spoilers. Mikage, a graduate student, and Nansei, a strong junior. Mikage learns about the hardships of life in Seven Stars who are nostalgic, and suggests a room share. The distance gradually gets closer and we are in a relationship. Mikage's first mutual love and first lover. It progresses slowly according to Mikage's unfamiliar pace. Coupled with the careful lifestyle of these two people surrounded by plants, it feels relaxed and peaceful. However, the words and actions of Mikage's junior high school classmate who was reunited were “are there any young people today who say that?” I thought, but I don't think everyone will agree with anything, not limited to sexmai. Now that someone special has been formed, Mikage was no longer misled more than necessary by the voices of the outfield, and I thought he was able to become stronger. It's a relaxing work, but I made it all the way to the end. 4.5 stars

This review contains spoilers. A story of love that slowly, gently, and gently nurtures amidst greenery. I was so healed. I'm relieved. There are plant trivia scattered around, but I didn't know a tasty way to boil corn. I'll try it next time. The stories about Ojigisou and Dade were also interesting!