Reviews for I Give To You Manga

Read it in Ho. It is an almost black and white style with a characteristic style. A story about Ryoichi, who ran away from debt due to his lover's betrayal, and Ren, the owner of the teahouse who gave him a seat. I'm closely following my feelings. I like Ryo, who takes everything in the background and tries to come up with an answer. At the end, I liked the scene with the title “I'll Give It to You,” which Ren says. It depends on taste, but I have the impression that it is a work where readers choose.

The story is very nice. It was a work that made me fall into a strange feeling, as if everyone was dark and bright. They're happy, and everyone is so cool in spirit. But I don't know if it's drawing or frame taking, but I'm tired of reading it. I think it's a drawing that people have different tastes.

The beginning has a slightly strange atmosphere, but the content isn't fantasy. The kiss scene and the little wet spot were so beautiful and wonderful.

I don't really like yakuza stuff, but this was a kind and wonderful story. Hasu-kun is a former yakuza, but he is beautiful, has sex appeal, and has a pure heart. I felt comfortable with the two people who were slowly drawn to each other. A beautiful and gentle story with little eroticism.

This is a story about former yakuza Ren and Ritsu running a teahouse, and Ryoichi, who is burdened with debt, rolls into it. Ryoichi is a naturally squishy kid and lacks appeal as an attacker, but I thought this kind of normal feeling was good for Lotus who grew up in a yakuza house. I definitely recommend Ritsu, but I don't understand Ritsu's sexuality. I think they are usually people of humanity. The title “I'll give it to you.” I mean, there was a link at the beginning and end, and I was amazed.

At the beginning of reading, I thought it would be difficult to read because of the unique pictures and atmosphere that seemed a bit cluttered. Around the middle, I had the impression that it was a story about everyday life in such a small world with almost all the inside of the house and a little neighborhood coming in, and there were few characters. But this was the key!!! I'm impressed! Towards the end, the number of characters increases by 1, showing a furious development (in this story). I wonder if they're good at slow speed, so I was drawn in at the end. I want you to read it all the way to the end without getting bored with the really tasty story up to the middle.

I really like the atmosphere between the two of them in this work. It was nice that Ryoichi, who seems natural, is someone who can think deeply about people, and that he has so much in the heart of a lotus. Wow, that was cool.

The story is right, and Yakuza and the like appear, but I'm glad it was totally easy to read. I really liked it better than the cheap BL with only bad guys!

If anything, the emphasis is on the story, and there are few “flirtatious” and “lovey-dovey” scenes, but I like this kind of thing too.

The color of water. I loved it, so I bought this one too ♩ Personally, I didn't like the main character's spoiled feeling that much... but Ren-san, who casually saved the pitiful protagonist, was a very handsome guy. I really like the artist, who has a very nice view of the world and draws beautiful pictures.

I really liked the touch and atmosphere of the picture. The theme is pretty heavy, but Ryoichi is like The Little Prince, and I'm glad that didn't make the atmosphere too heavy. I don't think it's suitable for people who want turbulent developments or muddy relationships. It seems like it can be read without BL, but it's a story that wouldn't be true without BL. The sex scenes are also modest and very beautiful.

Thinking about Tsuki made me feel a little complicated. Ritsu will support you, but...

I don't really feel like BL, but the picture was dark and there was resistance at first, but the story itself was about the theme of healing, and it was a work that made me feel warm and fuzzy after I finished reading it.

It's a strange work that makes you feel relaxed and fazed after reading it, even though you don't really understand the original yakuza or the town's hated person or collection at all. Personally, I love lotus smoking while sleeping. lol (definitely don't do it!)

The pictures are a bit unique and slightly difficult to see on a smartphone screen, but they are good at carrying the story, and I was somehow attracted to the good human protagonist, and I finished reading it in no time. It was also a sad ending, but it was a happy ending. That was interesting.

That was great. I want to see what's next for these two! By all means! I ended up drinking tea unintentionally.

She's beautiful and pure love. The tea looks delicious too. It was a work I wanted to read over and over again.

I think I read it quite a while ago... when? What I sympathized with when I read this story was that it would be helpful if there were people who were completely bright during difficult times. I just want that to be the case, though. It's a story that makes me think it's fine just to think about it.

I think even those who haven't read BL much can read it without resistance. As others have said, the pattern and story have an atmosphere. It makes me feel calm, and the feeling after reading is good. The cat that comes out every once in a while also secretly has a nice flavor.