Reviews for A Liar In Love Manga

There aren't many Attack Zama comics, so I was finally able to read it! It's unavoidable that comics are unsatisfactory compared to novels, but the pictures are beautiful and royal roads are royal roads, so I enjoyed them. Well, to be honest, Zama wasn't enough! I feel the times when mobile phones are mobile phones...

The ratings are low, but I like them quite a bit. I love stories where I was initially attacked ←←← received, but I love stories where I was attacked →→→ received, so it was interesting. But maybe I wanted the scum attack to be just a little bit more painful... That's it.

It was a story I liked the most, called Doting Scum Attack x Sober Kenki Taken. The picture was also beautiful and I was so excited.

It's a matsumony story. A popular man who knew nothing but game-like pseudo-romance tried his hand at receiving it with the intention of a game, but eventually it changed to true love, and he was dubious about what to do.

He was a pretty big brother. Yasuyuki's humble and quiet hobby is quite surprising. I wonder if it caught the surprise of Brother Kuzu, who is aware that he is popular. It was interesting, but I think it's okay if the story progresses a little more slowly.

It was a great read and interesting (^o^) I wanted them to draw a little bit about the past of aggression.

I liked the main character, and I'm glad that his partner was cute, and the ending was good, but after reading it, I felt something was unsatisfactory. The cause is unclear and hazy. Then, “I didn't love the main character” was written in the afterword. Isn't that why the main character has another impression, and the work itself is good but unsatisfactory? I'm angry. Even though they are even more attractive characters, I feel like they haven't been able to properly show their appeal, and it's disappointing. I fell in love with the character so much that I felt angry at the author who left out such a thing even though he was supposed to be the character's creator. There are many writers who make such statements, and I can understand that if you set a character that you don't have, that kind of feeling will also be created, and it is difficult to move the character. But this time I thought that the reason I didn't care about that kind of statement until now might be because the work had been successful.

He has a pretty aggressive personality, and he's so disgusting that he gets annoyed along the way, but he's helped by his younger brother who is receptive and has a good personality... I was able to finish reading it with a smile, saying, “After that, I was able to reflect and forgive, and after that, the two of us should be good friends.”

(What? (This heinous scoundrel!) I was reading it with that feeling. I grew up in a poor family environment, and there's no room for sympathy, but it's too pathetic that Yasuyuki is such a kind and nice kid! What kind of feelings did Hiroki have when he knew he didn't like him and was in a relationship? The stupid Hiroki is in love that Yasuyuki finds out after leaving. Words different from what I had in mind hit my mouth and got stuck in the hole. Wow lol Yasuyuki is very affectionate, and she was saved as an adult (_ _*) huh, Hiroki is dangerous after their feelings overlapped (lol) but I wanted to see two people who were a little sweet (>_<)

I was wondering if Kakeru was the main character, so when I read it while being annoyed by the main character with an evil surname, there was a slight reason even though the surname was evil, and I was similarly discouraged in the same way as Kakeru.

The attackers are pretty horrible, but he's also childish and a bit unhateful. Makito and his younger brother are really kind and nice kids, so I want them to be happy.

I liked the picture and the author liked it, so I bought it. I was amazed by the receptive personality, fragility, and surprisingly strong character. The flow of emotions in response to being attacked is also well depicted, and it is a work that I reread several times. I wanted my little brother to be happy too, so with 4 (laughs)

That's it. However, even if they are traumatized, I don't think it's okay to hurt people, and I can't deny the sense that Yasuyuki is uncomfortable with his hobbies. I'm sad and I'm hoping they stick together properly, but I got stuck a little bit.

Hiroki is my kind of person who, from his childhood experiences, has only had relationships in a game-like way. I met Yasuyuki, who is a cook and is serious... Hiroki is really a kid, but in a sense he's pure and I can't hate him. Hiroki, that was sad... Yasuyuki is a mirror of a good wife. Good job, Akio!

A Harlequin type story about a man who grew up in a distorted environment who loves him but can't be honest. It is drawn from a distorted man's perspective, but the number of pages is 210p higher than Harlequin's 129p work, and episodes and emotional movements are probably included in that amount, and I don't like the content of the story, but I can understand the poor timing. If the younger brother were the main character, he would have been too good to make up the story, and the younger brother's feelings for his seniors are depicted as a feeling of respect. They seem like a tyrant and at first glance they seem like an unbalanced couple, but for people without confidence, I think it was necessary for someone who did not hide their relationship in a dignified manner.

Overall, it was a favorite work. Miura is such a nice person! But I wonder what would have happened if my little brother wasn't such a good kid (° ω°)