Reviews for Lovesick Ellie Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've reread it over and over! Ellie's delusion is an oblique way up and it's interesting! Omi-kun, who is addicted to it, is also a good kid. I've never met an extremely popular man like Omi-kun, but I wonder if it's because of Omi-kun that cool that makes me want to be delusional lol I think it's also good to have a development where they pass by a bit and get upset. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. It's pretty delusional, but it's nice that it's progressing properly and being loved in some way. I'm also curious about the whereabouts of Sara's love.

This review contains spoilers. A boy who is shy but tries to recreate it is irresistible! The main character, the girl, is not only delusional but also bold from time to time, and she is not just a humble girl, she has a high likability ♡ I love that kind of tweet because it's peaceful. lol it was a cute story with lots of things I can sympathize with in a feminine way ♡

This review contains spoilers. Reading volume 1 was so interesting that I bought up to 5 volumes at once! First of all, Ellie's delusional tweets are amazing and interesting. I really like the new heroine who thinks she's a plain and invisible person and tries to have fun by making delusional tweets about the handsome Omi-kun to Okazu, and there are places I can sympathize with ❗ Omi-kun is cool and so cute! The shy face is so cute that I almost grin alone when I read it on the train? Little by little, the relationship between Ellie, who is delusional but has herself and is kind, and Omi-kun, who is a good-looking character but actually has troublesome places in tsundere, is there a lot of laughable scenes and scenes where I'm moved by the cuteness of the two of them?

This review contains spoilers. It's irresistible that the main character is perverted and isn't limited to his fantasies! My friend Sara-chan's type was also a pressure point lol it has both a shoujo manga character and a place where it's funny, so it's just right that you can read it casually?