Reviews for Key Ring Lock Manga

The story development is wonderful. I also like the artist's depiction of the darkness, darkness, complexes, and obsessions of humans... Clumsy, distorted, timid, and delicate, yet pure and beautiful. At the end, I smiled at the story where the characters depicted intersect and interweave.

There's something deeper than the feeling of BL. It also felt unsatisfactory, but on the contrary, I thought that was good. I think it's a sad and ephemeral story that makes my heart feel pale when I read it. It cannot be conveyed well in words, but it is a heartwarming work with the kindness and purity of these two people.

I like all of YMZ's works because they gently and warmly express various emotions. This work was good too, but I think I wanted it to be a little more relevant to each detailed setting

huh... huh? ・・! I felt like I was reading BL, right? Before I knew it, it was JL (Love for Humanity). but you might like this one. The moratorium on life smells like this. Please supervise me too:()

Start with that action!? But it didn't stay that meaning, and I thought it had an important meaning about who and what was trapped there. The story is serious, but I'm glad the relationship between the two felt relaxed. There isn't an easy part, but I'm looking forward to seeing the two of them in the future!!

I love this artist's story, but I wanted this work to be done a little more.

I really like it. But the next 2 people wanted to see more!!

A gentle and mysterious story. I can feel that they need each other in a calm flow of conversation, but I wanted to see a slightly more lovey-dovey feeling.

This author's Goodbye Heron was really good, so I was able to buy it with confidence this time too. Both the pictures and the story have a unique worldview, so you may have different tastes, but it's a kind story anyway. If you read it as BL, nothing happens until the end, but personally, this author can enjoy it without any problems.

It was recommended on a site recommended by AI, so I bought it. It's not erotic, but it's a strange work. I'm envious of the relationship between the two.

I was hesitant to think that the setting was dark, but since Yui accepted it so normally, it wasn't a strangely dark work. Rather, it has a heartwarming feeling. Yui is a bit strange, charming, and something good. I think it's great that they both met. There were a lot of things, but at the end they were both cute and smiling. However, I'm really sorry for Tokutomi. I don't know the truth, and why did he have to be like that... it's frustrating.

195 pages, title work for 1 book (with 14 pages drawn down). huh?? I read the author's work before, and I remember that it was really good and impressive, but... well, it's a bit shaky. There were 4 and 6 overall, but it wasn't as good as I expected. It certainly has a unique atmosphere and atmosphere just like the author. But is that all? Maybe it's because it's a story about a strange situation and it's hard to sympathize with; it's a story that grabs clouds and I can't really get in, and it ends when I notice it. there is? I felt so lonely in reading it. Maybe it's hard to understand after just reading it once, so maybe it's a good idea to read it back. Maybe I'll set aside some time to read it again... I'll post again if my impression changes.

This is a story about a boy who works as a part-time worker and gets trapped in his room. In other words, it seems like a story full of eroticism, but as you can see on the cover, it's a beautiful and plain youth story. Expecting boys' love is a bit overwhelming, but sometimes it's nice to have sensitive stories with this kind of atmosphere. When I tried to post a review, an error occurred if an important keyword was inappropriate. I've paraphrased it in another word, but I think it's an essential keyword for this story.

I think it's made up of a series of how much trouble you cause to others and how much you can be forgiven for it. When Jusuke was a child, he felt alone that he couldn't even fit into it, so it's interesting that he felt confused when he met Yui, who probably repeated experiments after becoming an adult, but wasn't bothersome. However, the reason for why it wasn't bothersome was due to occupation, as expected. Meanwhile, I feel like Yui has finally seen ten senses by becoming aware of my own thoughts as to why she doesn't think it's bothersome. I thought the phrase “the past cannot be changed, but we can go beyond the future” was the moment the two of them got out of their “childhood.”