Reviews for I Give To You Manga

A simple picture like a design drawing, an extraordinary character setting, and the beauty created in the house that serves as the stage, all of these things come together to create a unique world view of this work. It's a genre that tends to be stereotyped as BL, and I think it's amazing to be able to show individuality. Other people have also written it, but it's crazy that cats are free and so cute.

This isn't just BL anymore! Human love itself! It's been a while since I came across a story that seeped into my heart and almost made me start crying. Along the way, the characters' feelings pierce my heart and it's hard, but the happiness that comes at the end really warms my heart like tea brewed by lotus. There are also times when there are painful farewells in a new departure... Ritsu-san is insanely cool!! damn... I love this!!

I think he's a very powerful artist with 5 pictures and a unique view of the world! In particular, the beauty of the background, combined with the Japanese house in which it is set, makes the scene in the story impressive. For example, Tsukimidai late at night (?) So where Ryoichi and Ren have a conversation, it seems like they can hear wind chimes and the sound of the wind crossing the tree... Also, there is a subtle sense of distance between the two of them in this scene, and the flow of the story begins slowly at first, and the flow of the story begins slowly at first, and sometimes comically progresses, but in the second half, Tsuki appears, and the mysteries of lotus's words and actions up until then and the mystery of foreshadowing are unraveled, and they are driven into an immediate situation... I was struck so clearly! I'm vulnerable to traumatized handsome guys who feel a little broken (this is important), so I was very, very happy if the Renu and Touki Encounter episode was a spin-off... Incidentally, ethi is at the end. It's so easy, but if you're a reader who's read this far, it looks very lyrical, doesn't it? I was very intrigued by the picture of the two of them hugging each other. It's a work that makes you want to reread it over and over again. I buy it on a PC, and I highly recommend it

Rather than BL, it's great as a story. The setting and content are probably a heavy story originally, but the artist's paintings and expressions have a fluffy atmosphere, so I wasn't too nervous, but I was completely drawn in, and I read it all at once... I was attracted to the synopsis, standing reading, and high review, and bought it quickly, but I have no regrets about the fragments ♪ When I set it up for the synopsis, the air ended in a gentle way, so my feelings are healed. It's fine even if it's a super short story, so I want to read it after the two of them relax even more. If you expect BL erotic, I think it's better not to read it. However, whether you like BL or the atmosphere of standing reading, I recommend this work to make you feel kind. Buy a bag and you won't regret it!!

It's not a block called BL, and it can be said that it's a comic with a sense of transparency like a picture book. The purity of the two main characters, Ryoichi and Hasu-kun, with different vectors. And it seems like a pure love story where each other is saved and tied together by that mutual purity. I'm worried that it's okay for Toki-kun to give up a bit, but I don't think “bad people” are necessary from the flow of the story, so this is probably fine. I would recommend it to those who focus on pictures and stories, and those who are new to the BL genre. By the way, I really liked this story, and I bought the book too... the cover picture was beautiful, and the bonus comic under the cover was interesting, so if you are interested, I also recommend this one.

I got a little out of touch with the world for a reason (?) It is a story about the bond between a tea of words and actions, and a natural and innocent boy who has become a joint guarantor for his lover and runs away from debt collection. There are almost no H scenes themselves (there is only a slight depiction at the very end), and it is a work that captivates the “feelings” of the characters. The characters' expressions are also very delicate, and I sometimes feel their sex appeal (even in places other than those scenes). The visuals of the owner of “Ocha Yado” are just great! Dark fuzzy hair, saggy eyes, clogs on bare feet, smoking... plus a gentle expression when brewing tea, defenseless napping... and a cat as an option!! What are you going to fall in love with this without getting excited!! (Laughter) I definitely recommend buying the full episode pack! It is such a gentle, warm, and gentle work that makes you want to spend a relaxing time while drinking tea quietly.

No eroticism, but OK! the content is so realistic. Well, I'd like to see stories that go a little further. Anyway, I just liked the picture and the content.

The sense of the title was similar to Umi ○Chika's style, so I read it. BL? Rather than that, the emphasis was on the characters' emotional contact, and that was really nice. This is a work I want people who like heartwarming genres to read. It's strange that it's not fantasy, but it's fantastic.

It's not for people looking for eroticism. It's a work where the connection between heart and heart is beautifully drawn. It had a unique atmosphere and felt like an adult BL. If the pictures are beautiful and you're not looking for eroticism, I don't think there's any harm in reading them.

Ryoichi is a gay man who runs away by his lover, is burdened with that debt, and wanders around with nowhere to go. Ren is a former yakuza and has no choice but to stop by anyone other than Ritsu, who has an old relationship with Kanko Tori no Shout. A story about these two people. ... Incidentally, the guy with the cute face that comes up at the beginning of the sample is Ryoichi. I'm 28 years old (attack). I was attracted to the neat design, which I don't see anywhere else, so I took the plunge and bought a pack. The story progresses bluntly from beginning to end, so at first I felt that it wasn't enough, but by the time I finished reading it, I felt a strange sense of fulfillment. I don't think I understood the merits of this work just by reading episode 1 or 2, so I bought the pack and it was the correct answer. The unique design seems to have different tastes. The world expressed in black and white is like ink painting, and although it is certainly a style not typical of BL, it is a very beautiful picture with even the details of the background written on it. Something was unbearable for me, who has a background fetishism. The expression of Ryoichi, whose impression changes with each passing round, is also excellent. He's also good at spinning small lines. I think the author is a good match for the word skilful. Patterns, stories, character modeling. It's a work that doesn't flatter readers, so it may not be suitable for those who want to read BL that is quick and easy to understand. I definitely recommend this work to those who want to enjoy the story carefully, with the momentum of reading through even the space between frames. Even so, “I'll give it to you.” that's a ridiculous murder complaint, isn't it?

Other people also gave it high praise, but that's exactly the case. The story is good, the quality of the pictures is good, and the character settings are good. The story is also a manga, but since the characters have realistic ideas, it doesn't progress at a rapid pace. But they're good at showing it in manga, so I'm not bothered by that. The picture is impeccable. I go to a creative school, so even when I buy manga, I carefully examine the quality of the pictures before buying them. First, the contrast between white and black is amazing. Also, the background is well drawn, making it easy to convey the scene. The texture expression is also solid, so you can feel at ease. Each character setting also has an attractive aspect, and I think everyone who sees this manga has characters in their own pressure points. I had quite a bit of pressure on Ritsu. I'm not very good at reviews, so I can't share them, but I think it's a very satisfying work that ☆ 5 isn't enough.

It was a work that neatly organized difficult subjects, and I was able to feel the depth and kindness of the work. The main character who is cornered and goes straight to happiness, and the heroine (?) who is saved while saving such a protagonist The exchange was strangely interesting and soft even though it was supposed to be a heavy conversation. The cats that appeared were also cute, and I was healed. There are almost no H scenes, so I recommend it for those who focus on the story. It's also different from gags, so maybe it's for adults.

It was quite far from what I had anticipated from the cover and title (laughs), but it was great. The main character, who gradually changed from the initial impression, was also good. The pictures are beautiful and easy to read, and I recommend it.

I read the sample elsewhere and was attracted to it, so I requested it. Glad to have it in stock right away! Thank you so much! There will be spoilers, so if you don't like it, avoid it. This story is about the main character Ryoichi, who was betrayed by his former lover and chased into debt, and lives in a teahouse run by a former yakuza. Contrary to the heartwarming feeling at first, the theme is quite heavy, but I like this kind of story. There aren't many H scenes, and the focus is on content. At the end, it was a bit of a rush, but I think it was a good end. I definitely recommend buying a pack.

Ryoichi-kun, you're attacking King of Hetare! They're pretty damn small, they think like kids, and that's awesome!! I continued reading the first half while rushing right into him. He's that kind of guy, so that's fine! Because of him, lotus was freed too, wasn't he? Why are cats healing.

It's a very beautiful drawing, so I thought it might have been better if it was finished a little simpler (I wonder if there are too many foreshadowing). However, the way Ryoichi and Ren are communicating little by little was very good, and what warmed Ryoichi's cold heart was his relationship with Ren, and it was the first portrayal of lotus giving warm tea to Ryoichi who was wet in the rain, and it was a foreshadowing that gave me goose bumps. Also, I think this kind of worldview is unique to BL, and I like it, I love it. When I thought my heart was really hurting, the view of the world where my heart was so happy as I read it was amazing.

Is it a little difficult to read at first? It's a unique pattern that I think, but I was drawn to it because it matched the story. Although the content was heavy, it was mitigated by the bright characters, and it was a work with a good atmosphere.

It's a deeper story than I thought... it's a deeper story than I thought, and it's probably like Ryoichi's closed heart opened up with Ryoichi's natural and straight feelings... In the end, Ryoichi was drawn to Lotus because of his common denominator that he is not “normal” in the world and his comfort without being rejected, but I am moved by how wonderful the words he, who are usually natural, give off at critical times are so wonderful. It's a line that makes me think that a person who understands people's hearts is someone who has lived a difficult life in their own way... they are people who understand people's pain... It's a bit creepy, but don't worry, they'll end it with a proper comedy! Even so, the subcharacters Ritsu and Touki are too handsome, and I wanted to watch more... I want these two to somehow make up a story...