Reviews for A Truthful Picture Manga

The title work is from beginning to end ☆ 5 (^w^) What a young (lol) high school student's unrequited love. I was reading those days when I was in love with someone and it reminded me (laughs) The psychological depiction was excellent, and when I noticed it, I carefully picked up each character drawn in detail and read it ~ (. -_-.) ♪ It was written like a plot of rediscovery in the afterword, but it's a wonderful love story (^-^)

The title work was so cute how worried a boy has a crush on his classmate. I felt like I was a boy realistically nervous and made a loud voice, and even after I had both feelings, the fact that the sight of me struggling with the two sides of happiness and unhappiness looked like a high school student and was lush. But that “happiness” already has a lot of pressure points, such as aggressive masculinity that you can't finish with that kind of thing. Maybe this is the first youth comic like this even though it's BL and it has something to do with the body. I didn't get that excited about the other short stories, but I fell in love with the title, so I gave it 5 stars.

I fell in love with Orochi's charismatic work, and I'm totally addicted to this work lol! It's an intense, laid-back style, but the content is pretty severe! Actually, if high school boys were like that, it would be a lot dark, right? I thought, and it was a work that made me think! If they find out, it's over! While thinking about it, the feelings of the protagonist who at least takes a hidden picture of his favorite boy, the scene where he is impatient when he seems to get caught, and the sight of him being so happy and sad are so cute, it makes me laugh and cry! And then there was Yuiko! lol how to use supporting characters is too good! Exactly a knotty kid! My abs broke down during the scene where I got caught. I can't stop being excited about the size of my partner's boy's bowl. I applaud the heartwarming comical love story!

It was a story that progressed quickly. It's not a review, but somehow, the lines and atmosphere are unique, and probably because of the pictures, but everyone was puzzled, their worries, trauma, etc. were easy to attack, and it was so nice to be able to laugh so much.

Why is Mr. Kari's BL so warm, cute, and funny... I feel like even people who don't like BL can read it. I recommend it!

Tachibana Takashi has decided from past experiences that people he likes only watch and take pictures. The camera sound was revealed (^_^;), but Yoshino's drastic action made both feelings come to mind. Tachibana Takashi, who takes pictures and looks at Yoshino's older brother's girlfriend and says ah, that's nice to say, is cute! Yoshino also rubs too much with a loofah scissor! They are two life-size people I want to cheer for! I want it to continue!

You can somehow understand that Tachibana Takashi, who is spoken to by someone he likes and becomes so loud, always puts up a precautionary line and deducts happiness and misfortune so as not to pick it up. I'm worried that I've fallen to the bottom with my family involved, and now I'm extremely happy. It's a story that has always progressed with only Tachibana Takashi's monologue, but at the very end, Yoshino's voice... came so much, it's a story that I reread over and over again.

Did you buy it because you were curious about the review and standing reading? The touch of the picture is heartwarming, but there is something surprising about the content. I was surprised that the main character's way of thinking was exactly the same as my own, and even though I envy someone who said such things, it made me feel somewhat relieved too? were you crying before you knew it? (Laughter) I wrote a review for the first time, so it's hard to understand, but I love this story ✨

After I finished reading it, I felt so sad and filled with a warm feeling. The psychological depiction of the protagonist whose continuation I want to read was very careful and realistic, and I was thrilled and jittery with the main character. Also, Yoshino-kun looks dazed and is very manly, and I'm glad he cares about the main character. If you are interested in a great work story, don't miss it

I thought it was a work that stuck in pain. I think there are quite a few people who like this kind of tingling psychological depiction.

I really like the way it depicts young boys' longing for love and feelings of embarrassment. There are no insanely bad people, and reading it warms my heart.

All of them are short stories, so they were works that expanded the reader's imagination. I think it would be good for those who don't have a super love affair but like something sweet and sour without feeling sad.

I was painfully unable to convey the feeling of being afraid of happiness in the title work. The attack was really manly, and I thought I'd make them even happier. Each of the later short stories was wonderful too!

I like the unique atmosphere unique to Professor Mako Karisu. I like the feeling that the warm afterglow swells up, like the space between the lines. In particular, the title, which accounts for half of these short stories, is my favorite. Maki is actually a happy person who is loved more than she thought, and the attack was so wonderful that she watched carefully and slowly so that she would notice it. The afterglow at the end was really good.

There were so many amazing places, and the title work was really good. I sympathize with Takashi Tachibana and it's unexpectedly sad, but I feel like I can get into a relationship where I can have feelings for Yoshino and I feel like I can be saved here too. The story, pattern, atmosphere, and title all had a unique appeal. I wanted to read it longer rather than a short story.

Attacking is too cool! My niece's nice assist makes me excited.

I didn't really like the picture, but the story was really nice! In particular, the story of the title work struck Gene. Even the pictures I didn't like came to mind very well!

An omnibus with a variety of shorts. When it comes to omnibus, it's often short and unsatisfactory, but even if it's short, it was pretty good. There are several stories in the title work. Yuiko is doing a good job.

I love the title work Komekami Hyo Hyo. Other than that, there are a few short stories, but the Man Who Shines and Being Taken by Othello... was great. However, due to my lack of reading comprehension, I didn't really understand the last day of today's hard work... I want someone to explain it to me.

This is a short edit. Even though it was short, everything was organized with no excesses or deficiencies, and it was a great read. I like the first and last story, and I want to read more. It's a short story from quite a while ago, so it's a pity that there won't be a continuation.