Reviews for I Give To You Manga

The main character is a homosexual man who became a joint guarantor of his boyfriend's debts but escaped at night, and his partner is a man from a former antisocial organization who is currently in a teahouse, and the main character is scared and made to work there even though he has no place to go. There are almost no sexual depictions, so I recommend it to people who don't like that kind of thing

At first, I read it while thinking that the design might not be my favorite, and the story didn't stick that much... But if you reread it one day, wouldn't it be great! The story may be a common development in the year it was published, but it's really amazing how it depicts the moment you first forgive others, especially in the second half. It's not dramatic; it's as warm as if the water gradually fills up. When I read the title again after reading it, it's adorable again...! Oh, I want volume 2! I want to see something even sweeter! I think (^_^;) thank you for your wonderful work? It's a comic I reread regularly!!

The unique picture is already fascinating. As I read on, I fell in love with both the story and character settings. Ryoichi's naturalness is frightening. This took everything in a good direction, Ritsu's insight was good, and the way he showed it was also good. The scene where Ryoichi explains what Ren's heart is like is also good, and even if it's drawn in words, there's no feeling that it's being read, and the explanation doesn't smell bad. I became more and more immersed in nature and proceeded with the reading. This time it was a reread over time. Even though I'm curious about the content, I still have the feeling that it was an interesting work. After all, it was interesting.

I like the color of water, and this one was good too. The story is good, and the detailed expressions drawn by the teacher are really tasty, aren't they? The characters are also attractive.

When I thought it was nothing but a fantasy story about a teahouse, the content was sad and heavy. store manager? The strange way lotus says “I'll make tea for you” is cute. The tea looked so delicious that we wanted to drink it together. Ryoichi, who is naturally and easily deceived (although deceived by his former lover), and lotus, who is lonely due to a long period of sorrow and suffering, were in similar situations where they were coldly rejected by those around them, but I'm glad they needed each other and were able to feel safe. I hope they want to make tea for you after I've made tea for you. The two had a clean attitude, but I thought it was beautiful because they trusted and felt at ease with each other. Wild Yakuza! So the parental rules are really cool, and Tsuki, who is chara-like but has strong fights, is also cool, and the long hair of the handsome guys is sexy for some reason... I wanted to see more entanglements between the two ~

I'll give it to you! from beginning to end...! The picture is beautiful and I like it. Everyone has a pretty face.

With Ryoichi's insane brightness, I was able to read it without dragging it into the past but not getting dark. The lotus that comes from time to time is cute. Also, I like Ritsu-san because she is so good-looking from beginning to end! I'm worried about Ritsu-san after this.

I'm glad I read it! The story is well organized, and I like this kind of story. It warms my heart!

It was interesting, and above all, the pictures were beautiful, and the background and view of the world drawn were so wonderful. It looks like a work from about 10 years ago, but it smells like BL from a year ago, and I really like that. It was a very different end from my first impression, but I'm glad it ended happily. All the characters were standing properly, and they were so cool and wonderful.

First-time reader writer. There is no waste in the roles and stories of the characters, and it is a favorite story that is worth reading ◎ I was betrayed by my lover and ran away from a debt collector with the typhoon and ended up at a teahouse run by a former yakuza. The man who ran away Ryoichi x Ren, a young former yakuza. There is also an image of the cover, so it's chaotic, but it wasn't uncomfortable, and something pale emerged from it, and I was attracted to reliable things with kindness, such as “I'll give it to you,” and I was able to read it all at once. “I'll give you”, which they don't dare to use in everyday life, was a meaningful word for Ren and Ryoichi ◎ The two and the characters Ritsu and brother-in-law like Yojimbo were good, but the role of Tsuki was too sad, so I feel like I'm asking for Ritsu-san. It was interesting, so I'd like to read the afterlife story of the two and the life of lotus.

It looks messy, but it's a picture that is expressed in a sense, and it's better than a pretty picture with the same angle, same expression, and no story! A bonus or something would be fine, so I'd like to take a look at the two after that.

The first 2 pages are a mess, so I expect that many people will go through trial readings because of that. It's unfortunate. It was nice that the whole thing had a unique atmosphere, albeit at a slow tempo. Unlike the image at the beginning, the picture is very good. In particular, lotus, which seems to be cool and expressionless at first glance, is good at changing her expression little by little without being intentional. It only looks like HYDE when I was young. Regretfully, the main character's appeal is weak, and the side characters shine more. Maki Ebisi sensei's green color. But I felt the same way, so I wonder if this author dared to draw the main character as a mediocre and unhandsome guy.

It's a good work where a natural junior high school gay saves the heart of a former yakuza son, but it's also filled with laughter, and it's a good work that's fun to read even though it makes you think about people's minds. There are almost no sex scenes, but there is eroticism in the atmosphere. The words Hasu-san gives to Iinuma towards the end are so sweet and sexy that they are deathly sweet.

Somehow it has a unique atmosphere and is drawn into the world. There's almost no erotica at all. But did you feel so satisfied when you finished reading it?

The story begins on the day of the typhoon. A natural man in debt and a shopkeeper who seems to have a good translation. The black and white monotonous picture continues. A fragmentary and to the point conversation. The black and white pictures also change to express their feelings as they intertwine and gradually form a new shape... it's a very poetic story.

A very nice story... former yakuza, tea, a person named Ritsu, a former inspector, etc... you'll be drawn into a unique world view! Were you moved at the end as they each overcome their anguish and walked a new path?

the atmosphere is similar to Hasu-kun and Nakamura Michiya-san ~~? have you been reading with a grin and happy feeling the whole time? Ryoichi is also a bit stupid but he's a good kid, so are the two of them happy?

Even though it's only one volume, it's really organized, and it's easy to imagine both the main character's background and the heroine's background, and it was amazing that the story came right in! Speaking of greed, I think I wanted to see a little bit of the background between the main character and his former lover, so I want to read the extra edition!! lol