Reviews for I Give To You Manga

210 pages, title work for 1 book y. It's a unique black and white style with few tones and solids, but the picture is beautiful. The occasional cut-and-out picture of the main character's stupid face is also cute. As a story, it feels like it's somehow made in a pictorial atmosphere, and the sense of realism is quite low. Feelings, situation developments, etc. may not be very realistic. I feel sorry for my brother. I thought it would be the most tangled, but there was a sense of incongruity about whether it was that easy or good.

I didn't think I liked the picture on the cover and page 1, but I've come to like the lotus eyes, etc. The content is also really clear after reading it. It was wonderful how Lotus, a former yakuza, and Ryoichi, who is gay, and the two people who have been viewed with prejudice by the world, have lived out of place from the words “general” and “normal” to get in touch with each other.

It was an interesting read. Screens with a lot of stickiness have an art-like atmosphere often found in horror or period art, which is rare in BL. I'm glad there was a sense of unreality there. The story might come off on a normal light screen. There are a lot of impossible settings in the BL world, so I guess I wasn't bothered by the flow of the Yakuza business dismantling or the character's body function like a boss, although it wasn't the main story. After all, the focus is probably all about the sense of security and euphoria of being accepted. There were also places where I didn't have any feelings, but I was pretty in tears. Also, the cat was cute!

When I finish reading “I'll Give You a Seat, I'll Brew Delicious Tea,” I feel relaxed when I remember the opening words.

I think it's a work where likes and dislikes separate. We recommend that you take a look at the evaluations and samples before making a decision. I bought the pack after checking properly, but it was a bit subtle. The pictures are beautiful and very detailed. The characters and story are well-crafted. It's just... it's pretty unrealistic... I wonder if it's hard to empathize. Probably because of that, it seems like there were few things that came right to my mind. The characters are attractive (especially the recipient characters and the characters that watch over them, great!) The attack was super lame, and there was a sense of frustration along the way, but it was a heartwarming happy ending. I think it's a very cinematic work.

I really liked the picture and bought it. I really like the background, accessories, and the air, and I want to drink it slowly by brewing good tea. Despite the setting where the first one is being burdened with debt by his lover and runs away, it doesn't feel very dark because of Ryoichi's natural and bright character, but Lotus is more muddy. However, as others have said, I feel that the original yakuza setting isn't very alive, and I think there are places where the characters' expressions don't match the scene. Even after deducting it, I was relieved by this story, so I went with ☆ 4.

I didn't really like the picture, but as I read it, I was curious about the continuation, and I ended up buying it until the end? Was Ryoichi-kun, who was so happy and disappointed because of Ren-san's actions, cute?

The main character was too straight forward and looked like an idiot, but it did a good job of getting rid of poison. The content is dark, such as debt, yakuza, and close relationships, etc., but the reason I don't feel disgusting is probably because of the directness (super natural) of this protagonist. The cat was cute too. It's a great work that makes you want to read it even after that.