Reviews for My First Love's Ice Cream: I Fell in Love With a Guy Manga

I burst into tears as I read it. A pure male high school student who had a conflict with a still young pastry chef and his first love. The psychological depiction of the characters themselves, such as their hesitation, pain, fear, love, and charity, was as realistic as a true story, and I was struck by the story with adults surrounding the two. It was a very nice story.

The title illustration felt like a creepy boy, but the content was really nice. I really understand Hasumi's conflict of not being able to cook as a pastry chef, and Saku's feelings of not being able to give up on someone she likes. It's like there's no H, but I love the content that pulls it all the way to the end. My favorite thing about Chimanami is my lawyer teacher! that's cool (lol)

I think the artist is also good at drawing, and the techniques for drawing this story and expressing feelings aren't simple. It reminded me of a warm human heart. It's a work I want to read until the end.

Volume 1 was Yomiho, and since I was curious about the rest, there was also a single episode of Yomiho... so all of them were Yomiho, but you can buy them! I think so. The pictures and slow-paced atmosphere made me fall asleep while reading it at first (laughs), but Saku's hard work, uncle's warmth, the teacher's contradiction of wanting him to be rehabilitated while being drawn by darkness... it was really nice. If it wasn't grouped under BL, I think the evaluation would go up even more. It's complete, but I wonder if BL development is yet to come...

I wonder what normal is. It made me think a lot. It's not just BL, it's deep. The pictures fit the story and didn't feel like a comic. I don't know what it is, but I want the main characters to be happy.

There are people who say they don't like the picture, but I like the warm touch of this painting. Like the picture, the story is warm and deep, and I like it. This work, which has a very good feeling after reading it, is a good work that remains in my heart. I definitely want many people to read it. The psychological depictions of the characters are also careful, and you can empathize with them. I recommend it!!

Other people said the picture wasn't good, but I thought it was a really tasty and nice picture! Feelings come in honestly, like scenes where children eat ice cream and laugh. People who like realistic drawing may not be addicted to it, but along with the development, I thought it was a wonderful work. Please keep up the good work!

Is it okay if it's a story based on the NHK drama A Little Late? And while saying that the actors are different from the image or that they don't understand the production, etc., it feels like they still cry at the end. That was interesting.

Currently, volumes 1 to 3 and 8 to 13 are in a strange state of reading, and although this is not my impression of reading all the works, the problems they have and their attitude of confronting them are well depicted. Although it is a long film, it seems that the beginning, beginning, and transition were clearly decided and drawn, so I was able to read it with peace of mind. The only question left about how she became a model for the atelier (I wonder if it was depicted in volumes 4 to 7?). They seem to have different likes and dislikes about pictures, but I got the impression that I haven't gotten used to drawing them yet and haven't turned them into my own. However, the design is straightforward and not disgusting, so expectations are high for the future. Also, older people are good at drawing.

From this work, I felt the author's belief that feelings for people move even stubborn hearts... It made me cry when the homosexual protagonist was so close to the feelings of someone I like who had a painful past. I think pictures are pictures where likes and dislikes are divided, but I want you to read them until the end...

If you think that the picture has the touch of an essay comic, it doesn't really bother you. To be honest, I don't really feel attracted to the main character, the boy, but I thought the story was sad and bittersweet.

It's hard to admit to yourself, and it's hard, but the protagonist, who is blessed with adults around her, please keep saying, may it be your first love!