Reviews for My Boy in Blue Manga

I took the plunge and bought a pack, and it was right. It's good that the settings are solid without throwing. The subcharacters, Another Story, are also a good work that you can read in an immersive way without having any characters that irritate you from beginning to end.

It's interesting, but since it's a high school girl and a cop, progress is steady? are you married though? This is ridiculous but do you want to see more lovey-dovey places?

They took responsibility and got married all of a sudden! So it's a bit impossible, but well, since it's a girls' comic, it's divisible. There's no deep romance or blackness, and I think it's heartwarming overall

Are you getting married all of a sudden in volume 1! It was a sudden development, but the feeling of being able to slowly understand each other after that is heartwarming ^ ^ I'm worried about the continuation as the love affairs and families of the friends around me unfold in various ways.

The main character is cute and I like him as a police officer too! It's a setting that hasn't been common until now, so I enjoyed reading it.

There are so many comedies that it makes me happy. Kako's idiocy is so cute. Laughing, it's nice to have a life-size bump into each other without stretching out.

The fact that a police officer and a high school girl fell in love is amazing! A world of conflict over whether to take your own feelings or your sense of ethics. The results make me feel good though ♪

Since I'm a police officer, I have to draw a line, but Kouta is manly and I'm surprised. I can see the landing point, but I'd like to keep an eye on it.

Anyway, it's pure Nakako-chan and Kota-kun. It's a royal road, but I'm addicted to it.

The process leading up to marriage was fast paced and a bit aggressive, but I think it's usually interesting. Do you like Okami-kun's story the most?

Certainly, there are no legal issues even if they are dating, but I can fully understand the feeling of hesitation due to their occupation. But I think getting married... is going too far. But well, it's probably also true that if you get married, the public sentiment will weaken, and I thought it would be interesting as a setting. It has a cute design and feels like a girls' comic, but I'm a little worried that the picture falls apart in places. I really like the love pattern of the subcharacter's childhood friend. I'm excited to see what's going to happen next.

It's a classic girls' comic, but it was fun to read because it carefully depicts how the story progresses and the inner feelings of each character. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

The combination of P and JK is interesting. I think the story is also very interesting because it has laughter, emotion, and serious aspects. The male characters, such as Heisuke, who is clumsy but sincere, and Kouta, who is serious, are handsome and attractive. It's my favorite comic, and I'm looking forward to the continuation.

Even though the police officer was 23 and young, he was really solid, cool, and I fell in love with it. The wording was good, and I fell in love with it. The heroine is a little bit clumsy.

The live-action adaptation with Kazunari Kamenashi and Taiho Tsuchiya was decided, so I was addicted to reading the original story, and I even read it when it was on sale! When I imagine it, I'm so excited that I'm enjoying the movie too much (laughs)

It's a bit too sudden, and it feels impossible, but it's interesting! I like the main character's detailed reactions

The unfolding of mutual feelings until marriage is surprisingly fast, but it's interesting. Nonetheless, even if you get married, your partner is a JK, so it's not a very K-adult relationship. It's exciting.

Did you meet someone somehow now? I think, but after that, there's no way to set it up! are you excited to watch something? I'm so envious I'm so envious ⤴ did you want to meet someone like this?

I think it's an impossible setting, but I can read it with excitement.