Reviews for Liar X Liar Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised and saddened that my younger brother was the only Liar. I'm glad it was a happy ending, but · I wanted to see more of Minato and Toru's flirting · Thinking about the women Toru treated harshly, I wonder if Minato wouldn't resist being hugged, kissed, or eckled with that same hand... ↑ For the same reason, these two can't attend middle and high school reunions, etc. I wonder if Katsura-kun is all it takes. ・If the setting period was Reiwa, Toru was exposed to the internet, and I also thought about real sequelae, such as the fact that he would not have recovered his credit even when he became a member of society.

This review contains spoilers. Minato and Toru are not related by blood. It just so happened that I went out cosplaying as a high school girl, and I came across Toru, told a lie, and dated Toru as a high school student. I thought it would be revealed soon, but without getting caught, Toru fell in love with high school student Minato... as the title suggests, he tells more and more lies, involving people around him (Karasuma-kun), and his heart is full. I was excited to read it and said, “It's hard for Toru, Karasuma-kun, and Minato if you keep lying.” I thought Toru didn't like Minato and was avoiding him, but Toru's feelings were also depicted as facial expressions from the middle, and Toru's feelings became really sad. The love level between the two increased at the end and I was able to read it with peace of mind!!

This review contains spoilers. Until about volume 5, it was my most favorite development and pressure point! As shown in other people's comedies, the sense of stalling is undeniable... it's a pretty aggressive story from sister-in-law, a brother who falls in love with the heroine Galkos at first sight, to starting a double life. But the pictures, characters, and tempo really draw me in. In particular, my brother Minato's coudere is exquisite. They were two angels when they were kids! It's just a pity that it would have been great if Minato's true intention was to push forward with mutual love and love... but I think this author's reader-driven tech is amazing. I think the heroine is also good at being playful and cute.

This review contains spoilers. Once you find it, you can't stop and you can't keep up with the development of the story, which is interesting. I still can't forget the shock when the lie came true. My younger brother, who was cute and relentless when he was a child, was also cute and smirked from beginning to end.

This review contains spoilers. It was an interesting setting, and I was worried about the continuation, so I bought all the volumes at once. I didn't really like the picture, but I loved the story and the way it ended.

This review contains spoilers. At first, people like people in disguise, but it's a good idea to try to get people to like you even if you really are!