Reviews for All's Fair in Love Games and War Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was reading it because I thought it was an interesting romantic comedy about being swayed around, but surprisingly, it didn't stick together. When Kiyo is pushing, Tae runs away, and when Tae makes up his mind, Kiyo throws them out. When the feelings of the two finally overlap, they get in the way, and they go on and on saying they won't stick together forever, and they finally stick together is volume 46. Even though there are only 55 volumes, the painful state of “not being able to get along because they like each other even though they like each other, because they are in trouble, misunderstandings, or getting in the way” continues until volume 46. I think it would be irresistible for those who like that kind of thing. The main story will probably be after we start dating! I think so until volume 45 it was just frustrating and it was like penance, but the two people from volume 46 were insanely cute and made me feel so frustrated. We'll be totally honest with each other (because Hatsuya is also drawn exactly!) If you can endure the frustration of up to 45 volumes, I definitely want you to read it until the end. The last scene was a few years after they got married. Tae and Kiyo's children, Non and Ryō's children, go to the same kindergarten, and their teacher is Kenta. You can see everyone playing with each other on good terms without changing. Incidentally, there is also a spin-off “It's Important, So I'll Say It Twice,” in which Kiyo's subordinate Natsume plays the leading role.

This review contains spoilers. The picture is so addictive that you might have different tastes... it was interesting, and I was able to enjoy it all at once for a long time! I'm glad all the heroes are there!! However, it was a really long time. until they stick together. Passing by is also really close cousins. And even after they stick together, there are kettles... Are there people who live together with gays? I thought, but since I was able to read The Hero's Feelings, I was able to put up with this too! The last one was good, so it was fulfilling even though it was a long time.

This review contains spoilers. At first, the pictures were a mess, and I felt like the two main actors weren't good at it... but as I kept reading, I was so engrossed in reading that I didn't even care about the pictures! Did the picture of the man in the lead role also change halfway through? It looked cool, and there were lots of places to laugh at (laughs), and there were applications for dark content in the second half, but I read it expecting the two leading actors to be happy. At the end... I was happy to know that their two children came out and they were happy... but I thought I would have been happy if things about the wedding, the work of the two, and their married life were written a little more carefully.

This review contains spoilers. However, it's probably too messy. Non is scary at first. We get along normally. Non and Kiyo are blaming it on strange things, but that's wrong, it feels like a yandere. They were confused by their various feelings, timing, and lack of words... they spent 50 volumes or more to stick together... it was full of content just like a daytime drama. It's tough in a sense if you don't read all the volumes at once. The characters and content were so intense... I was worried about the continuation, but it's a work I won't reread. I wanted to see more strangely lovey-dovey interactions with Kiyo.