Reviews for Missions of Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. ⚠ It's just a Nakayoshi series, so it's not a comic more extreme than the title. The content is pretty convenient, and there are quite a few developments throughout the volume that get in the way just a little while. There are 19 volumes, so to be honest, I'm worried about developments that don't stick together...! Since it's a comic from a while ago, I think there are places where people are chosen for Yukina's way of speaking, settings, and patterns. However, since the number of volumes is long, the scattered foreshadowing and problems with each are properly collected. (Speaking of expediency, this might also be the case, but since it's a girls' comic, it's Yoshi! (Laughs) The good points and bad points of each character are properly depicted, and each one grows through the story. It made me think that at the end, I was so attached to it that the number of volumes was so long that I didn't want the story to end... I also have memory correction and am a sweet 5 star.

This review contains spoilers. I was addicted to reading it when I was in middle and high school. The content is adult-like for the most part, but I enjoy it with excitement back then and now that I'm an adult. The emotional movements of the characters unfamiliar with romance were very interesting. There were no inherently bad people, and everyone fell in love with them. The pattern changed so much that I was quite confused. lol

This review contains spoilers. that's all for today... I'll definitely ask for the next one ❗ I thought it was a Yankee line thrown away, but I guess they're begging for a kiss. Are you in middle school because you have too much sex appeal? It can't be helped that the movie was made into a high school student, though. It's filled with excitement that elementary school students admire. It depicts a maiden heart that would be nice if this kind of student life came to a little bit in the future in the past. The published magazine Nakayoshi did a good job. Heroines who suffer from creative pain and frustration are more likable than heroines with zero motel skills from one handsome to the next like Marmalade Boy. Irregular stories in girls' manga are interesting. Roots are all pure characters.

This review contains spoilers. The two didn't seem to have met very well, but that led to their relationship getting deeper and deeper, which was interesting!

This review contains spoilers. The picture is wonderful and I like it. I think it's new for girls to threaten boys and give orders. Then, little by little, I began to understand love, and I read on and on.

This review contains spoilers. All of Ema Toyama's works are good, but I especially love this one! I read it over and over again. What excited me the most personally was that when Hyoume called Yukina, they called her older sister, and they really wanted to be called an angel ♡ lol

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about a cold-hearted high school girl and a male high school student who pretended to be a good-looking and kind person! High school girls are also active as manga artists, and this led them to have relationships with male high school students. However, since they have grasped the weaknesses of male high school students, they are getting help. In other words, it feels like a threat. However, those high school boys will do their best to seize the weaknesses of bullish high school girls. I tried bullying them a little bit using the weaknesses I've finally found, but it's a pity. I felt it was a beautiful story about love that starts with a lie!

This review contains spoilers. First of all, I like painting. I also really like the content. The love triangle is a classic in girls' comics, and it's really good, isn't it? The main character, Yukina, is too cute. There are also places where I feel a little bit sympathetic...