Reviews for Over the End of the Night, Just the Two of Us Manga

This review contains spoilers. The company also announced their relationship with the two, and while the female employees were sad, the number of lovey-dovey between the two also increased, and it was smooth sailing... My first love partner who came out. I'm scratching it a bit, but surprisingly, I understood Fujii's obsessive, or rather jealous side. I'm looking forward to continuing the Cohabitation chapter.

This review contains spoilers. While Yusuke and Fujii had a crush on Kusaka before they met, they told him about it, and Yusuke, who honestly talks with gays, was wonderful. Also, the people at the company treated me kindly, and when I met Fujii, I felt that Yusuke was showing himself little by little and becoming happy. I can't take over my parents' house, I'm told to leave, but being an office worker is enough!

This review contains spoilers. It is a sequel to “When Morning Comes, Two People.” I wonder if it's okay to read the previous one? ✨️ Due to a slight misunderstanding, they went into a thread without being able to express their feelings to each other... Well, since I know it's my first love partner, it can't be helped, right? (Both of them have thrown away their strange pride and seem to be exposing their hearts! (Surely it's not such a flimsy bond that would be ruined by that kind of thing anymore, is it?) I've been watching the two of them with that in my heart the whole time. But even after that, there were new developments... It's undeniable that it eventually settled into a big circle and somehow expeditious, but since it's a manga, if everyone is happy, am I happy too? So there's no problem, please keep an eye on the future of the w2 people < (_ _*) > (275 pages in total)

This review contains spoilers. It was a sequel where the two felt like they became real lovers after they started dating. Both Kai-kun and Fujii love each other so much that they can't say their true intentions... they don't want to be disliked so much that they don't want to be disliked... so it's not like they're getting disliked, and they're getting more and more addicted and fighting even though they're not even fighting. There are also CPs who somehow don't do well in the same way, and they get involved with 2 people. I can sympathize with the fluctuation in their hearts as they care too much about their partner and can't face their own feelings with just a few words. Each word is a lesson. There was also a scene where my parents also came out this time, and it was a determined time to walk through the future together. It's nice that Mr. Fujii, who was usually clear, is jealous and melancholy. I thought she was cute even though she was older. Kai-kun wins the mental age! lol

This review contains spoilers. This film, “Beyond the Night, Together,” is a sequel to “When Morning Comes, Together.” I think it's an excellent title because it is the opposite of the title of the previous game and gives a sense of a sequel, and fits well with the content of this work. At the end of the previous film, the story of living together was concretized, and it seemed like some time would have passed since they became lovers, and the attackers Fujii called Kai-kun by their second name, but this work is a story about filling that time. There are two major things depicted in this film. In the first half, Fujii's first love partner, Kai-kun is close to Kai-kun, and someone who makes each partner feel uneasy, and how do the two overcome a relationship that made them feel nervous because they couldn't say their true intentions to each other. You can see two people who abandoned their pride, stepped one step further into their partner, and deepened their relationship as lovers. The second half was an introduction to each other's families. In the previous film, I was wondering if Mr. Fujii was coming out to his family, so it was collected in this work and I was so refreshed. What were Fujii's parents worried about, and the fact that the Kai family let go and wasn't happy were also very real, and there was a sense of satisfaction. There were some painful words from Father Kai, but I think Kai-kun's words “enough for me” are everything. The good lines in this film left a particular impression on me. Especially in the first half, everyone had their own painful feelings, and the lines for talking about those feelings to someone are good, and so are the lines returned by the person who heard them. Also, Fujii, who was weak when speaking to Hayashi-san, who was running away, heard the painful feelings of his first love partner, Mr. Matsuoka, and the words he returned pushed Mr. Matsuoka's back; someone supported someone, and someone who was supported also supported someone else, so it's also good that there are no people who can only be supported unilaterally. However, the atmosphere of Fujii and Kai-kun at the beginning of the previous film and at the end of this work is completely different! It has plenty of sweetness, and where is the cool Fujii. But the conversation between the two became natural, and I think it's a really good relationship. Kai-kun is a pretty interesting kid. On the bed, S starts to rise, and everything he says is annoying, and Mr. Fujii is mean, but in everyday life, I can see the future laid out on Kai-kun's butt... or rather, it has already begun to be laid out.

This review contains spoilers. Since then... Fujii's growth has been amazing! From when he was so obsessed with hidden gays, I've had a lot of love for Kai-kun now. It's awesome... this time, it was full of deep content again, with characters like guessing horses coming out from both sides, and there was a parents' house event! Next, I'm looking forward to the Love-Love-Cohabitation Edition!

This review contains spoilers. I can't believe I'll be able to read the sequel for the two after that! When I thought it was a smooth lovey-dovey edition of dating and staying at each other's house... well, well, there are a lot of things, right? I like Kai-kun's crying face because it's a beautiful, satisfying book with a large volume that is very satisfying and very satisfying to read, but it fits in a place where it fits in and there are probably many things ahead, but I like Kai-kun's crying face is beautiful and I like it Wow... it's nice if the clean design matches the character ※use 30% off the publisher ※

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad I was able to watch the continuation. There have been various upheavals even after becoming lovers, but bad people haven't come out, so you can read it with peace of mind.

This review contains spoilers. I've been looking forward to the comic since I learned that the sequel to the relationship series was coming out in a single episode! (But it's been quite a while since I bought it...) The love, life, and difficulties of people of the same sex walking through life together were further depicted. Foster care issues have also come up, and it's realistic. Also, there is the difficulty of “romance” itself. This time, through my friends and teachers in the cooking class, I learned that mutual understanding is necessary for anyone to be with someone important. They both had too many feelings of their own, and they overcame jealousy and family matters one by one. The night is dawning. That was a great story. In Echi, the S and M transformation of the two will progress (laughs) and I hope there will be a continuation. Postscript extra edition ✕ I think 2 books were definitely from J garden. It was as if I had bought a booklet. I'm glad they seem happy. This is the second book of the words of my niece who was in the Fujii family. It would be nice if I could gradually become like that. I was reading the first book, and although the situation was different, it reminded me of “This is I.” Ai-chan had been muttering a few times, “What am I?” Everyone probably thinks that they are gay and feel that they are “not being chosen” for sexual objects. I'm glad the two met.