Reviews for Would That Not Be The Case! Manga

BL set in the political world of a parliamentary secretary and a member of parliament. There aren't many settings, and the story other than romance elements is properly crafted, so I don't help but think that the reception is too popular, but I don't dislike receiving beautiful people who can do the job, and I also like attacks where they say they can get everything they want without giving up. It's a good read (*'`*)

It's a story about a politician, but the content is easy to understand, without being difficult or complicated. However, it has a proper view of the world, and not only the main characters but also the characters are attractive. I didn't like the picture, but I was able to enjoy the story itself, so I didn't care. There is another short story, and this one was also an interesting setting. Erotica, well, I don't feel very erotic, but it was nice that people weren't as cute as girls.

the stage is the political world as per standing reading? but isn't there anything hard to understand? The fictional nature of the setting is clever, and hats off to Hanko-san's many drawers? Similar to TV Gyokai Mono and Underworld Mono in other works, the main character CP is basically love love, has twists and turns, yet has light and stylish lines, and is happy after all? don't you miss that line? you can enjoy it with peace of mind, right? Would you recommend it?

There seem to be few BL in the political world. Looking at the afterword, I was convinced that Mr. Koizumi overlaps while reading it. There is also my lack of knowledge, but the content is not difficult and I can read it quickly. The second half unfolded as ideal, and it was refreshing. I think professionals are good at making impossible developments persuasive.

It may be unsatisfactory (let alone probably boring) for those who expect eroticism, but it is recommended for working adults who focus on stories. That was interesting. I anticipated that they would include an indecent political scandal story about being a member of parliament x secretary (opposition faction), but it wasn't spectacular. Didn't an incident happen! There was a proper storyline that just filled in even though I felt a sense of emptiness. It does a good BL by incorporating political talk poorly and not leaving readers behind. While making a careful story, I was able to read it clearly to see if the timing for draining the gas was good, and it fits the pattern. Depending on the author, it seems like it's going to be a depressing and depressing story, but the characters are good at carrying things and it gets so dark that I don't get tired of it.

What I can't stop liking is love, isn't it? ~ I liked the feeling that I was drawn to a man I couldn't hate when I was tired. I'm glad you're happy.

A political setting that is currently being talked about. Kamoi adores Odajima-sensei from the Aizuma family and has been a secretary for 10 years. The man who was drunk and had an ad hoc physical relationship was an unmotivated second-generation councilor Takagi. While tired of her unfulfilled love for her teacher, Kamoi continues her friend relationship with Takagi. Stories about the world of politics that are unfamiliar on a daily basis, such as Odajima-sensei's retirement and Takagi's loss of election, are progressing, so maybe it's out of focus? But Kamoi's calm, flawless work, and a bar? and twin girls with familiar faces (nice characters?) The gap where my partner was drinking was fun, and the fact that the cool, beautiful secretary is weak against eroticism is also a pressure point! was it?