Reviews for Kakafukaka Manga

I envy how straight Akariya Nori is. I also understand Terada-san's butt!! I like the unique view of the world.

The unique characters drawn by this artist are really interesting. I like settings and psychological depictions that feel so realistic that they seem to be a good deal and seem possible. The theme is exactly as the title suggests. What's a bit disappointing is that I feel that the faces of Honko and Mr. Hase are becoming more and more alike... In the latest 8 volumes, it is no longer possible to judge only by the difference in hair color;

I was curious about the future, so I read on all at once. It's a setting like no other, and it makes me cringe from time to time. I'm really worried about the continuation

Terada-san is usually wonderful ♡ You can do housework by saying that you can't do anything!! I think love points are high. I'm curious about the bank's true feelings! I love Akari's character! What would you like to do, Mr. Hase? Mr. Hase's mother is annoying! (Laughter) I've only read up to 2 volumes, but I'm addicted to it!!

Even though it looked like an odd romance, it still had a royal feel, and watching it made me want to know what's next.

I started reading it without understanding the meaning of the title, but it's interesting! I'm looking forward to seeing what happens after sleeping together.

The main line is extremely troublesome... (laughs), but it brings out a very good flavor in this work. The heroine is swayed by the main line before she knows it, even though she just sleeps together. Mr. Hase is getting involved more and more, and I'm looking forward to future developments even more.

Wow, that's interesting. I didn't really like the main character, the girl, at first, but she started to look more and more cute. The boy is also strange, but I like it.

I think people who don't have romantic brains are like this. Even if I want to drown in love like comics, I'm not in love, and it's like being told I like them and going out with them. Ah, I want to have an infatuated love

I enjoy it every time. I don't read much girls' manga, but I'm addicted to this.

I'm a fan. The pictures have become cute and cool since the early ones. I also like that the words that express feelings are unique. Even though I'm excited about the results of being swayed by a handsome guy with an ambiguous attitude and lack of words, I'm looking forward to continuing.

I'm addicted to the strange atmosphere!! I reread it over and over again to try to read Motoyuki's expression, but I don't understand it at all! lol. The series hasn't finished, so I'm worried about the ending...

It's easy to read and interesting. I really recommend it. Foggy, fuzzy, and exciting. I was curious and ended up reading it all at once. And it's interesting even if you read it over and over again. Are the pictures a clean background without being cluttered? margins? Maybe that's another point that's easy to read. I also like places that don't look like girls' comics because of their relaxing pictures and vivid content. It made me realize once again that there are so many differences in how people think and receive them. I feel that the overly simple psychological depictions that are common in girls' comics are faint, but I sympathize with each character even though this author's way of drawing is an impossible setting. I think it's delicious.

I read it because they're similar to my favorite idol, but they're really similar and smirk

The pictures are cute and easy to read. I wonder what's going to happen now!? I'm also curious about the story.

It made me feel somewhat fluffy. Is it the protagonist's personality? I'm worried about the continuation. Are there any naughty scenes? I thought, but it's not intense, so it's easy to read. Personally, I feel impatient (laughs)

I'm really addicted to Takumi Ishida's work. The feeling of being relaxed and impatient is wonderful. I really sympathize with the lack of confidence that increases with the age of the main character woman

I've read all of this author's works, but there are basically no flaws. Among them, this is my favorite work by this author. It's a unique sense of the world every time. As always, the heroine is a normal girl, and it feels like her opponent always has a habit. I wonder if it's the work's type...

traumatized? Is it because my mother doesn't look like my mother? I feel like Mr. Hase's tears, who wanted to be spoiled by Mr. Terada's kindness, tell the story all. Mr. Hase's mother only thought about herself when her son felt sick. The filth he vomited got on his clothes, and Terada-san is the opposite, and it doesn't matter if it sticks to his clothes... it's worth supporting me, why are you coming so well ~ Honjo is also something creepy... interesting □ it's still going to be interesting, isn't it?