Reviews for Mad Cinderella Manga

I bought Yamamoto-sensei's work for the first time, and it's great ~ I was a little surprised at how laughable this open BL world is.

It was surprisingly interesting. I didn't think it would be this interesting lol lol I finished volume 5 so fast! I wanted it to continue a little longer. It's too erotic, but I like Ryota from a human point of view! And Saku, who doesn't mess with the monk, was good too!

I was able to read it quickly ('`) I really like the relationship between the two. It's heartwarming and there are almost no sex scenes, so I think it's recommended for those who are new to BL.

It's basically a heartwarming system, but due to Saku's unrequited love and a long period of patience, it's endlessly long until they reach sex (laughs), and some people may feel frustrated. I didn't feel it either, but the content was interesting, so it wasn't painful!

Kotetsuko sensei's works have many sequels, but they are good at captivating readers and making them buy them one by one! I also started reading this work with a light feeling, and after 2 hours I had read through the entire volume. There isn't much to reread, but it was worth reading.

Buy in bulk for 30% off. A couple between Sakuichi, who is super rich and talented, and Ryota, a commoner. They stick together in the first episode, and the second episode onwards are after they stick together, but it's interesting because it shows a pretty unbridled development. It makes readers feel good that high-spec Sakuichi, who has three signatures, is in love with the main character, Ryota, and comes straight to the point where he doesn't think any strange behavior is strange for Ryota. Also, as the volume progresses, new characters appear and liven up the story, such as a Frenchman who is enthralled by Sakuichi, his older brother who is a freak and genius, a secretary who is swayed by the Teijin brothers, and a new manager who seems to be dark. ★ It's about between 4 and 5. Volume 1 volume 164 pages, volume 2 volume 162 pages, volume 3 volume 218 pages, volume 4 202 pages, 5 volume 213 pages.

A story about Saku, the second son of one of Japan's leading zaibatsu, and his neighbor and childhood friend Ryota. Prince Kirakira likes Ryota. What's more, they proposed in middle school! It's a wonderful Cinderella story, but even though it looks good, Saku has plenty of sense of regret that no one can see other than Ryota, and Ryota, a super common person. There wasn't much sparkle, and as the volume progressed, Saku, who clung to the glare, and Ryota, who soothes Saku, was interesting. I was able to smirk and have fun watching these two people who get in the way every time and can't have sex easily! There are almost no sources of anxiety, such as differences in status, jealousy, etc., and it is a fun and relaxing work to read. “Mad Cinderella 1” episode 1 to 3 “About the Prince” drawn page 10 “Mad Cinderella 2” episode 4 to 8 “sad night” drawn page 11 “Mad Cinderella 3” episode 9 to 14 “LOVELOVE PUNIPUNI NIGHT” drawn down page 6 “The Volume Only You Can See” page 1 “Sad Night 2” drawn down page 3 “Mad Cinderella 4” episodes 15 to 20 “Nice Night” Roshi page 5 “Mad “Cinderella 5” episode 21-27 “From then on...” drawn page 5

I bought it as an adult... it's quick to read and it's not very erotic, but it makes me feel so relaxed. It makes me want to reread it over and over again. When I saw Which Is Tomorrow, I became addicted to the author and bought past works one after another. The fun of stability! My older brother has a good taste (laughs)

I bought it because the reviews were good. It's a cozy and cute feeling. Attacking is cute too! I've only read halfway through, but I plan to collect them little by little. I don't like pictures, so I chose -1.

It feels like the story progresses slowly, which is unique to this writer. It's funny, but it's cute and it's nice to be excited.

Saku's sense of spadari is also good, and I like Ryota's good kid because he seems to be the author.

It was a cute story about Love-Do-Love Flirting. I'm impatient, but I'm glad I finished watching it until the end and had a happy ending (o^^o) Yamamoto-sensei's are all funny romantic comedies without getting lost, so I can read them without worry! I definitely recommend it ☆

It's a slapstick love between the poor and plain Ryota x Missou and the stupid Saku childhood friend. It's cute and makes you feel relaxed and you can enjoy it ♪

I don't think there are many flaws in this author's comics. Both receiving and attacking are pure and impressive. However, shin hair is unnecessary for a cute reception. That was the only disappointing feeling.

I can't help but read it until the end ~ this is exactly the story development of this writer! I was able to enjoy it because it was a work full of events and warmth, and it was full of entertainment.

I've just read volume 1 for now. This is a story about a handsome monk from a zaibatsu family and an ordinary person who is a childhood friend next to the house. The impression is that the visuals are ugly, but since the characters drawn by Yamamoto Kotetsuko sensei are cute, I don't think there's much problem even for those who place importance on character visuals. It's a continuation, so the story still has a long way to go.

Even though he's pretty high-spec, Saku, who becomes a disappointing man when it comes to Ryota, is interesting.

Ryota is handsome and cool! Even so, there are cute places, so it's irresistible (*^^*) Not only are they protected, but they also have strong sides, so I like them!

Relaxed, I read up to 5 volumes at once. The cute Ryota... is healed by Saku's unwaited feelings ♪ I was happy because it had a clean and happy ending. I've read it over and over.

I enjoyed it because the personal pressure points of the disparity being full and the attack being stubborn were condensed. It's fun to be insane.