Reviews for Moteki Manga

“3, 3, 7 Bye!” or “Tokyu!!” I've been a fan of Mitsuro Kubo since then, and I read this work in real time. The story is that a man who lived a dull youth suddenly becomes popular, becomes aggressive, falls into self-loathing because he can't behave well, becomes desperate, and recovers. I'm glad that the actresses in the movies and TV shows are gorgeous, but I think the manga (original) is the most interesting.

It was also made into a movie, but I definitely recommend the original one. I'm excited about the main character who has entered the popular period one day, but Koibana is good. The pictures are careful, and the girls are just so cute and playful.

I've lived an unpopular life, so I'm convinced by everything the main character is doing construction in my brain and I'm reading it. Mitsurou Kubo is amazing.

Mitsuro Kubo's works are interesting and I like the designs quite a bit, so I only have 4 volumes, but I wanted to read more

Myo's realistic situations and reactions to them were interesting.

It's based on a hugely popular movie, isn't it? I was surprised that the writer was a woman. I feel like Nodame is going to fall in love with people I like.

There's a feeling that Yukiyo thinks too much and doesn't understand. Does something self-deprecating and instantaneous feel like it's on the brink of the boundary between cute and gross from a girl's point of view? I'm pretty much an ant, and I think I can expect to grow.

The drama was interesting, so I read it. The comics were also interesting, and there was no harm in reading them.

By no means only beautiful men and women have appeared, but somehow they are all pretty and easy to see. It's so easy to watch that there aren't many comics that are easy to read. The picture has a strange appeal. The movie was so interesting that I bought it, but I was surprised that the story was completely different. But it's amazing that both of them are interesting. No matter how many times I read it, I can't believe it's only 4 volumes. It was a strange experience, probably because of the magic of painting.

A plain, nerdy man suddenly becomes popular... I'm sure it's a situation men admire. I think it's amazing that the writer is a woman.

I watched the movie first, and the comics are really good too! It's fun and deep.

I also watched dramas, and I'm glad that the comics were quite strong about women. I think the picture is good too. There are also parody-like pictures that are a little bit small (especially Om), and it's fun to search for them.

First off, are girls cute? The herbivorous boy Yukiyo... is it frustrating every time? The last one isn't my favorite way to end, but was it easy to read and enjoy? Characters other than Yukiyo are cool too ✨ A bit erotic. are your body lines beautiful?