Reviews for REMEMBER ME Manga

This review contains spoilers. We met in high school, but there were twists and turns, and the main story is about people in their 40s and 50s. It's a short story like a booklet, but I enjoyed the wonderful old post. While there are many original and cute CP works and young and popular CP works, the works by old men who seem to exist who have shared the hardships of their lives make me feel moist.

This review contains spoilers. Really, the response from people from overseas was good, though there were English lines there too. I like the old man drawn by Sonoo sensei (lol) Personally, I don't think he's an old man at all, but when I made a fan comment, the teacher is in his late 30s and somehow seems like an old man (laughs), but recently there are a lot of stories about people who are even older than that, so it's fun. Sonoo-sensei's stories often depict life in BL. I like that. This time, it's treated as a doujinshi, but there's no etiquette scene. (It looks like they've put it together quite a bit), yet we can see the happiness of the two, which took 30 years. That's a good story.

This review contains spoilers. First of all, I like mature husbands, but I feel that the witty style of undistributed works in particular tickles my heart with a feather pen. It's ripe but it seems like it's starting to wither away, yet the sweet, trolley love between the two never withers and fills the atmosphere until the end. The work here seems to have gone viral overseas last year. Strictly speaking, it's [old man yaoi]. It's going viral... but it certainly looks foreign. I can see it. Certainly. The umami of “That's good ~ Michiru from Uchi (Japan) ♡” and this work, which has a somewhat high nose lol, is condensed without missing an example. The two come to life in a short story where their long years are long. The back of my nose was finally puffy on page 29. And I ran through to the last page and even felt like the smell of coffee was faint. They are two contrasting people, but I want them to live a life like Tsuji's way of being, Juju's loneliness, and the breeze. ＊＊36 pages＊＊

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting. They are two people who have met many times since they met when they were students and have repeatedly separated. it's fate to meet again like this. Unlike my own, I have a peaceful and blessed life, so why would I throw it away from myself? A memorable line with the answer to the question.

This review contains spoilers. I bought it, but I had a paper one. Since it's a doujinshi published by J-Iwa, it's not priced like a commercial magazine. It's the price of being able to read electronically something you can't read unless you go to an event and buy it or buy it online. When it comes to mourning clothes, people around me have black ties, so it's white??? I was confused, but when I looked it up, it's a white tie in emerging Christian religions and specific denominations of Shinto. Japan was originally a white costume, but it became black due to the introduction of Western culture, and I understand that white ties are also used for funerals depending on the sect, but in modern times, I think black ties are generally the majority for mourning clothes, so I feel that black is easier to accept if the setting that Toshiki (family) believes in such a specific religion is not a major premise. I'm happy that Misan-sensei's work (especially Uncle x Uncle) has gone viral overseas. However, if that were all, my stomach would be full, so I would be happy if young people could draw in a well-balanced manner. P.S. My Mi-chan had a black tie. Does that mean that Toshiki is a white Thai religion? Well, I also feel like I read too deeply. It would be refreshing if such episodes continued to come out later.