Reviews for Kakafukaka Manga

It's interesting, but I'm a little bad at the hero's humility. I don't like Tomokare-kun's lack of a place to grab...

Although it has a relaxed atmosphere, there are also quite dark places, so I can sympathize with it. you've unknowingly thought about this kind of thing, right...

This comic has a strange atmosphere that other comics don't have, and it's quite difficult to express it in words, so it's faster to talk about it if you read it, but if you dare to express it, it's like the tension is constant at a lower position, and the tension graph rises rapidly when there is some action. It's a comic that makes you wonder if you want to read it next time, even though it's a setting that seems to be part of everyday life, and the content that feels like something that has gone quite far away becomes clear. a little naughty (?) There is also such content, so I was surprised at first, but they are taking it seriously (?) So I didn't really feel bad about it. How about when you want to read comics with a slightly different vibe?

Everyone is relentless at this share house! I read it all the time, even though I think so. There isn't much development in the story, but it's interesting!

I sympathize with the protagonist who is a little more realistic, rather than Otome, who is insensitive to the twinkling, soft, and affinity that is common in girls' comics. It's also a bit painful because I understand so much that I feel complicated and burdened in the present, which seems to be the exact opposite of the period when it was invincible mode in the past. That's why I want them to be happy! I want to cheer for it. Some people might think it's too vexed. But it's really hard for people with this kind of thinking to get out of there. I watched the live-action adaptation and was struck by the cuteness of Morikawa Aoi and Nakamura Risa. If it's a live action, I can do it even if the negativity is greater than the comic, but when it's a comic, I couldn't really sympathize with it.

I'm excited about the development, but it's fun to watch. I'm looking forward to the next update!

Another female flatmate, Akari's line is really “Exactly!” The main character makes me feel frustrated when I read it... yet as I read it, I gradually understand how good the main character is. Both of the two men are the type I want to pass... but as I read, the goodness gradually comes out. Personally, I think Akari, who I was able to sympathize with the most, looks like a disgusting child at first when other people see her. The unattractive characters gradually show their appeal as they read... it's interesting!!! Profound!

The setting is really interesting. I wonder if it's serious to try to recover from the man who didn't stand up, but it made me freak out. There are lots of places to laugh, so it's funny.

I became addicted to it as I read it. Everyone has changed and it's interesting. I'm looking forward to the new publication.

After watching the drama, I was curious and started reading it, and I became more and more addicted to it! The direction of the story is interesting.

It was a drama adaptation, so I was curious about the original, so I read it. Personally, comics were more interesting.

When I first read it, I thought this was it, but I'm surprised that the story unfolds beyond my imagination every time.

It's interesting. I like pictures too. I'm curious about the reason for this bank's special feeling for the protagonist and what kind of feeling he feels.

The story itself is novel, and although it's exciting, it has a light feel and is easy to read. I didn't mean to buy it, but I bought it continuously

It's a story about 4 men and women with distorted personalities who aren't honest and have slightly quirky personalities living together in a share house. Is the only heroine common sense? Or rather, she's a serious and nice kid, but the person she fell in love with was also a troublesome man... and on top of being swayed around, there are plenty of difficult episodes where the cohabitants get involved in a romantic aspect, and it's interesting with a heart-rending development. So much so that I read it all at once.