Reviews for A Truthful Picture Manga

It is a work that clears the mind, reminding me of pure feelings that I was nostalgic about the long ago (probably had... w). The two people in the title are Yuko, and they all have a good family. I reread it over and over

Unusually in the teacher's work, there are all handsome guys (laughs)!? However, they seem to be characters drawn by the teacher, and they are very temperamental and modded. The second half was a short story.

My favorite comics are comics that, without saying much, are filled with feelings in the pictures, lines, facial expressions, and even the margins of the frames, and readers are drawn to them. This work is like that. As can be expected, the title work depicts a brief exchange of high school students exploring each other, and a moment that seems to be out of breath in a smooth and light manner. It's a good read and fun.

Although I have a short BL history, I have read quite a few books. There is also an adverse effect that if you read too much, you won't be impressed, but this work is amazing!!!!!!! I'm surprised. I'm here!! I thought it was a book with only the title, but it was different, but the other works are also very good. But I still like the title work “Temple Hail” by far. I didn't want to miss a single letter, so I concentrated on reading it quite intensively. Tachibana Takashi and Yoshino are both adorable and irresistible. Takashi Tachibana and Yoshino, their family, worldview, style of painting, story development, and what the artist wanted to convey were all amazing. My heart was taken by an eagle. It's a work published in 2010, so “Wow, it's a mobile phone, not a smartphone. MD!! I was able to concentrate on reading the story without feeling old in the character design or conversation. [Recorded Works] ① Episode 3 of “Komekami Hyo Hyo” (about half of the comic is the title work) ② “The Man Who Shines” ③ “Can You See?” ④ “The One Who Gets Kad Loses” Episode 2 ⑤ “Pretty Days” ⑥ “VS Childhood Friend” ⑦ “Slow Life Slow Gee” ⑧ “How Tired Are You Today” Episode 2 ⑨ “Postscript”

First time author. I was already surprised. I'm glad I found it. There really are a lot of writers I don't know yet, I'm really worried. I'm still addicted to BL for a while, but BL is too deep. that's crazy. Yoshino is so straightforward that he is the only one in the delicate Tachibana Taka-kun and Tachibana Taka-kun, and doesn't think about unnecessary things. Something already makes me want to cry when I think about Taka-kun Tachibana. And thank you Yoshino. Thank you for being born. Thank you for finding Taka-kun Tachibana. Thanks for meeting me. It makes me feel like that. Other short edits are too good. Why is it possible to write something so long with this number of pages? Ahhh, Yui is now in high school, and I want to see the two older people still living well together. And by that time, I want Takashi Tachibana to be able to fully enjoy happiness without being afraid by Yoshino.

This is a short edit. Every story is filled with the sadness of a man falling in love with a man, and that is why the preciousness of loving and being loved is ingrained in my body. After all, I love the title work no matter how many times I read it. Title work. 17 years old Male high school student. I like the boy in my classmate. Tachibana Takashi is heartbroken because she was transferred when she found out in junior high school that she liked a man, but unexpectedly fell in love with Yoshino, who became a high school student, and both fell in love. The scene just before my niece Yuko-chan's nice assist came in was exciting up to this point. It's a great work that is heartache sometimes inserted into Mako Karisu sensei's warm, fuzzy designs, but it makes me want to believe in future happiness.

High school students don't often read things with each other, but somehow I was curious about the title and design. The process of attacking and falling in love with receiving wasn't conveyed very well, but that was it. My niece Yuko does a good job. The tears of reception that followed. Oh, before I knew it, I was crying too.

This is a collection of works by Mr. Kari from 2004 to 2010. The title work is up to 90 pages, and there are 7 works left (there are also 3 page works). The title work is very good, but I thought the phrase “I wish I had stumbled somewhere and cried” at the beginning of “The Man Who Shines” was written by Mr. Kari in “Liar Akuma.” The feeling that they can't be kind to each other since they're men, and that if they cry so hard, they can take care of them was so clumsy, but I thought they were loving. “It looks like you're tired today” was also very good, and it was an exquisite way of ending up with a pleasant afterglow unique to Mr. Kari. Erotica is refreshing, and I think it's a collection of works where you can laugh and quietly immerse yourself in something different from Kyunkyun. Maybe the characters look cooler than the recent ones. 2010/3 total 194 page revisions = invisible composition.

It was a howling picture, but the content was quite heavy. The reception is healthy and cute. I was amazed that the handsome attack suddenly went out of control. The short stories that followed were short, but I think they were all excellent works.

It consists of many title works and short stories. The happy scene made me feel warm, and tears flowed in tears during the sad scene! The teacher's comments between stories are also wonderful. I read it over and over again!

It's a short film with almost no erotica, but it's really nice. Slowly. My writing ability to not talk about the merits of this writer is frustrating... (^_^;) I want you to see Yui-chan's fine play too. The other short films haven't stuck in my mind that much, but I love the title work, so 5 stars ☆

The story unfolds in a unique atmosphere. A short story. The feeling of being nervous until the two people in the title story understood their feelings for each other, and the feeling after they started dating was good. I was saddened to be at the top of happiness from Uke's trauma in middle school, and the attack that Teppen isn't like this yet was so cool that it made me cry.

I was uneasy about whether the picture would fit when I saw the sample, but I'm so good at conveying the story that I'm fine. Yuko is good! I reread it from time to time and feel relieved.

The title work is about half, and the rest are 7 short stories. Takashi Tachibana is good at spying and taking pictures, and Yoshino is good at saying something after picking up his cell phone, and it makes me want to read further and further. The reason why Takashi Tachibana is timid in love also gradually became clear, and when it becomes negative no matter what, it's okay for Yoshino to pull over, and it's good to properly tell them in words that even more happy things await after being happy! The expressionless yet manly Yoshino cried like Takashi Tachibana (T_T) Sumako's method of bringing her into a sleep technique like pro wrestling I've seen them in other works, but I like them because they feel like they're boys. There are also short films that are really short, but all of them are very tasty. I really like the story where they compete with their childhood friend Othello and the story of two people who met through dating.