Reviews for Hello, Green Days Manga

This review contains spoilers. A room share between Mikage, who has a communication disorder, and Seven Stars who are strong. The big dog, Seven Stars, follows Mikage's pace and is kind and dependable, and feels good. I felt bad about the words of my middle school classmate I met at the conference.

This review contains spoilers. Whoa whoa. Attack the younger seven stars are always kind. Not only is it scary because it doesn't understand the amount of strength, but it's also a large dog that can put up with it without hurrying or hurrying while watching the seniors' feelings and pace. Senpai had relationships and a sense of distance from the trauma of gay barre, but thanks to the kind and gentle Seven Stars, you certainly don't know what to do if you haven't been in a relationship (crying). Although immature, I want them to have a gentle time like sunlight filtering through the trees forever. A man at the end? I was able to do my best to show it and it was a success (laughs) I finished reading it, and I couldn't get out of it.

This review contains spoilers. ● The author read it for the first time, while there are other works I'm interested in. This work was a heartwarming and soothing story with the atmosphere of the cover intact. Ecchi is a bonus comic at last... but the politeness of proceeding one step at a time until it reaches that point is wonderful. I felt that there were absolutely no excesses or deficiencies in development. ● Mikage has kept people away from her painful experiences in middle school and has opened her heart only to plants. I think it's a high hurdle for Mikage to offer Nanasei to share a room, but it's pretty easy to surpass it. (If you don't do that, the story won't progress...) ● I think the author is amazing that plants are closely involved in the relationship between the two. Just like trees sprout, she thinks she won't change, and she's worried that she can talk fluently about plants... Mikage, which makes you cringe when you touch it, is like Seven Stars or something that makes you think “looks like Ojigisou...” Mikage makes herbal tea, Shichisei uses it for cooking... so good! ● The air they exude is really soft, and scenes where they look and smile “hehe” at each other appear over and over again. The scene where Seven Stars talks to Mikage about her high school days and her relationship with her parents is also overflowing with kindness... and it makes me smile as I read it. ● Bonus comic, it was good that the two of them were able to work hard together, and it was nice to be able to see the hope that the relationship with the Seven Star parents would improve. (Mikage's trauma is being chewed up in the main story.) It seems that Mikage will have to leave his apartment after graduation in 1 year, so I'd like to see what happened after that. I love pictures, and I'll be reading other works too!

This review contains spoilers. It's a work that makes you feel soft and warm after reading it. In addition to his original personality, past trauma is added, and it seems that Mikage-senpai, who falls into more and more negative thoughts, comes into contact with Nanasei-kun's kindness and makes an effort to change himself. It incorporates plenty of plant trivia, and I enjoyed reading it too. There aren't any dramatic events, and there aren't any mountains, but that's the beauty of this work. It's a work you'll want to reread when you want to be healed.

This review contains spoilers. As you all said, I was healed! I long for the two of them to have a relationship where a kind time goes by. Also, Senpai's room is too nice! I want to have a room like that too!!

This review contains spoilers. A college senior and junior share a room, become lovers, and it's like watching the fresh cohabitation life of these two people. Every interaction between the two is so cute. We all have painful memories in the past, but since we met this person, it's a positive feeling of overcoming them and moving forward. A lot of plants are drawn, and both the characters and the professor have a calm and gentle atmosphere like plants, and you will be healed no matter how many times you read them.

This review contains spoilers. Like a plant, there is happiness there. A newcomer to the seminar, Nanasei x Mikage, a senior in the botany seminar. It's a story about two people who learned that Seven Stars were planning their own tuition and living expenses, and began sharing a room shortens their distance. You can also see that Mikage isn't popular in general, but if you compare your lover to Tatemushi! There is a wonderful name called lol seven stars, so I thought it was a ladybug, but it was surprising. Ladybugs are beneficial insects that eat pests for plants, aren't they? There wasn't such a scene this time, but I wonder if it's the same in the sense of beneficial insects!? (By force) I was still excited to read the afterword of Ojigisou no Kudari!! lol they both love plants and enjoy growing them and making herbal teas, so I'm sure their love will grow them just as well.