Reviews for Tie Me, Unravel Me, Kiss Me Manga

It was an unexpected development and it was interesting. I want them to draw after the two of them as well. However, I prefer “Looking for the Broom Star You Seen,” which was drawn by the same teacher, so I made this one ☆ 4.

I like the sense in the title of Mitsuki-sensei's work. The content is also sad, sweet, and sour, and exciting. I think it's also good that there are almost no H scenes. It was interesting that the names of the characters in this film are ward names. I wonder if they wanted Shinagawa to move even more.

It has a gentle design, is good, and the erotic scenes are beautiful. The content was kind, I was able to read it without hesitation, and the characters were good.

I was amazed at the end. Itabashi, Adachi, and Shinagawa are all pure. My friend at the bathhouse was a nice guy too.

It's a story you can understand by looking at the cover, but if you think something's wrong, that's it!! I shouted unintentionally.

The entire book is titled, and the story and pictures are thorough and easy to read. The three classmates meet again after a long absence, and it's sad that they have conflicts depending on their positions and memories. But that's right, there were no conflicts between men. Well, Adachi... has a really nice face... Looking at this face, it seems like I'm going to reread it over and over again.

After rereading it a second time, I understood once again how good this author is. The high review ratings are also convincing. I particularly like the excitement of the story and the careful depiction of Itabashi-kun becoming aware of his feelings for Adachi-kun.

There are few appearances, but I like Sumida-kun, who is good at caring about anything, the most.

This writer's story doesn't have a story, it feels like it's been carefully crafted and made. It was interesting that our feelings and time were intertwined. Of course, there are people who have had a tough experience and are there, but... it was a great story! I like stories where I feel like my feelings are rewound and rewound when I was a student. Other people also wrote it, but what sticks together is ah... that? It felt like that, but it made me feel happy. Above all, friendship also returned.

It's a story focused on the story. It's definitely not a bright story, but isn't there a lot of BL's less-bright stories about sexual problems. I wonder why they became gay, the sexual complex itself, etc., and the dark past related to it. But this story is about that so much, it doesn't matter, or if you like w so it can't be helped lol, no one is really worried about that lol when it comes to whichever, everyone is worried about things like their work, how they face their work or stand, and in turn how they live their own lives... well... on the contrary, is that real... huh...? The story was really interesting even without WBl, but I felt like it was a story only because of BL. So, speaking of fetishism, men who look good in suits are sexy!! It's a story where suits are at the core, so it was nice to be able to properly feel the sexiness that stands out from wearing a suit from the pattern. Surprisingly, I think suits are often drawn appropriately even in comics. But as expected, this work is very polite. Adachi's slightly flashy Italian Mafia suit, the strong Intellect 893 Miyake's suit and coat, Shinagawa's sharp English suit at the end of the book, and Itabashi's sexy tailor shop style with plenty of sex appeal, such as a white shirt+black vest and major, were all wonderful in properly tickling suit fetishists! WWW

It seems that even a friendship story could be established without BL elements. Even CP's expectations were off. The name of the 23 wards is also a bit...

Other people were also written, but it sticks to that one!! The unexpectedness of being a couple with someone different from what I had imagined at the beginning of reading was interesting.

The story and pictures were so good that it was really interesting, but the attack was over there, ah... That's fine, but why not over there? The suit was cool.

Other than receiving...! lol. Anyway, Adachi's masculinity in the attack, Obocchan Shinagawa's ability to act, 893's parent Miyake-san's kindness, and the mediating power of his son in the public bath (I forgot his name) (lol) were all good! It's like a drama with lots of charming characters. But what exactly is it that makes Itabashi the only one that isn't really attractive... Even though he's the only central character, I feel like I can't keep up with him at all. Mitsuki sensei likes “Can't Be a Bubble...” and bought this one too, but after all, there were many combinations of slightly unreliable, stubborn reception, and an attack with inclusiveness, so maybe it's his favorite pattern. Anyway, I'm happy that Adachi is now happy!

I couldn't fully grasp the relationships and situations of the characters... I finished reading it without really understanding it.