Reviews for Men's Life -Her Secret Life in The Boys' Dormitory- Manga

It's a heroine I want to cheer for. They're honest and don't aim to speak up, but they're cute, or rather messy. The senior who supports and watches over such a heroine is also cool. They are chivalrous and dependable, and they're not the recent Ore Sama hero or the type with a strong sense of spirit, and it feels like a royal hero from a long time ago. It's full of things that are impossible in terms of situations, but since it's a comic, I've already closed my eyes to that. It seems likely that hit horses will appear in the future, and other members will find out. The pictures are beautiful, and I'm already looking forward to the next volume!

My twin brother asked me to be replaced and sneaked into school... I'm looking forward to future stories about how the love affair with my withdrawn girlfriend will unfold?

There are other reviews, but the boys are cool. I love the author too, so it's fun to read it. It's exciting to see if they get caught, but I also want my seniors to find out soon. I'm looking forward to the future.

When I looked at the settings, it's something I've seen many times before! I thought, but when I read it, it was different from what I expected. The main character was too negative, and I really sympathized with him because I'm not good at getting involved with people. Senpai is too cool! The distance is getting closer slowly, so it's easy to get into the story. Are you looking forward to future developments?

A girl dressed up as a man and shared a room with a boy in the dorm... When I first saw the settings, there were already too many settings in the world, and are there people drawing this again?! I read it without fearfully expecting it... What is this, interesting! As expected, I thought it was Mr. Watanabe who was LDK's hit. In these works, the detailed settings are often neglected, where the girl dressed as a man is in a reverse harem state and the reader is fine, but in this men's life, the main character is pretty bad at dealing with people, but I'm worried that shouldn't be it, and the radio is a base for the heart, psychological depictions where you can properly know the protagonist's personality, and detailed character settings make it easy to understand the protagonist's feelings. It's easy to get into the story. I think it's a protagonist that is particularly easy to sympathize with if something happened in the past and isn't good at dealing with people. I think the main character's past will be revealed later, but the hero in this story, Rin, is also a manly and cool guy. I feel that no matter what he asks or knows, he will accept it. I'm also looking forward to his future masculinity. I think the main character is completely a man, so the pretty quick sense of distance is also fun. Her words and actions are incomprehensible to the female protagonist, and as a good child, she is worried every time, but it makes me smile when I think that it's all because she loves her as a junior. There is no way to know the replacement, so the place where they try to help the protagonist, whose personality suddenly changes and the meaning is unclear, is already too handsome. The interaction between male high school students is like, uh, boys! It's a comic that makes me think, makes me feel young, and I enjoy reading it so much that I wonder why boys feel... Watanabe-san is amazing. At first, there is no sense of romance at all, and it mainly depicts the protagonist's feelings and the changes in feelings due to meeting Rin. That's why it's good. I want you to continue drawing carefully. You might be disappointed if you take it so easily to reverse harp developments that are common. I've met such a wonderful Rin, and my feelings are already moving towards love, so I'm looking forward to it even though I'm a little uneasy about how the main character will change in the future. I can't wait for the next volume. The author, Mr. Watanabe himself, said it, but really, the classic story also depends on the dishes in it.

It was a good feeling that I was young. Sports boys are cool, and it was fun to read on while getting excited.

Mio decided to go to high school by dressing up as Yuta instead of her twin brother Yuta. What's more, there is a scary senior called Rin-senpai in the club activity volleyball club... It's a replacement series, so I read it while wondering... it was interesting. I'm glad that Mio, who became afraid of getting involved with people due to her trauma in middle school, feels different from the replacement type where she usually dresses up as Yuta and goes to school in order to overcome her trauma. Rin-senpai also became more and more wonderful characters, and every interaction between the two was exciting, and it was fun to see Mio grow steadily.

I think the story is a common story in girls' comics. I think it's a subject that is far from reality and can only be enjoyed because it's a comic. The picture is very beautiful.

There are many stories where twins are replaced, and even though I think it's an impossible setting every time I read it, this work says, “Eh, what's going to happen?” It makes me excited. That's because so many attractive characters will appear. Unique characters support this setting, so you'll be excited to read it!

After all, tall and good-looking guys are nice. The fact that it's not basketball but volleyball is also kind of nice. The story is also very interesting. I want to see a sequel

The pictures were beautiful, and the story was amazing! I recommend it for a love story that makes the main character feel excited!

I thought it was a common pattern, but the main character, who was withdrawn, has confidence in himself in men's life! That was a great story. And the picture is beautiful and Senpai is too handsome!