Reviews for You're Too Good To Be True Manga

This review contains spoilers. First of all, Sachi-kun is beautiful ~ if there is a child with that kind of atmosphere, attack-san is earnestly sincere, and slowly and surely combing and warming Sachi-kun's heart is a good thing, I'm amazed by the gap in strength of pushing, or rather the masculinity of Attack-san, which makes me look good

This review contains spoilers. I was healed by reading how Sachi's broken heart was wrapped in Sasagawa's great love and healed. At the source of Sachi, he took his social form, got married, chose a family, and eventually shared happiness, but I wonder if he was really happy? In Japanese society, both LGBT men and women are still afraid of the public eye, and I think there are many people who marry the opposite sex. Sasagawa is unmarried, but since they are divorced, they may have had the courage to love the happiness of the same sex. I have also experienced divorce, but I was drawn to my current husband's sincerity and decided to remarry, so I read Sachi, who was hurt and couldn't trust people, and the feeling that she forgave her heart to Sasagawa, who is good and sincere, seemed like my own, and I empathized and cried.

This review contains spoilers. The offense was a friendly divorce, and the person who got married to her ex-boyfriend and got abandoned is also traumatized. I liked the picture. I really like Kae's hairstyle and expression. To be honest, I didn't really understand the feeling of not being able to take off my wedding ring even if the attack got divorced ~ I felt like I was trapped by old-fashioned values. I understand the wary feeling that Miku has a grudge against married people. Yes, that's right. On the way, Kento is fine! There were a lot of things I thought about. It's impossible to meet up at Christmas, no matter how many things. I thought a surprise attack would come to the end of the “bad guy” lol

This review contains spoilers. I'm rereading it. It was a comic I found a while after I started reading BL comics. The conversation in the scene on page 27 resonated in my heart, and I was moved to think that being loved this much would be too happy. I thought BL comics = just sex... and there are comics like that, and that's wonderful (laughs), but I'm moved by this comic ~ I don't know how many times I've read it. I definitely want you to read this work.

This review contains spoilers. Sachi is really beautiful... too negative though. So Sasagawa-san is a nice guy who is kind and honest! I was impatient because I couldn't believe Sachi, but I'm glad they stuck together safely.

This review contains spoilers. Oh, there are such kind people. So much so that I wonder why they got divorced. There are so many kind people around me that I envy Sachi.

This review contains spoilers. At first, Sasagawa-san was too nice, so isn't there something wrong with that? or, even if that were true, I thought it would be frustrating, but... sorry Sasagawa-san, was he the most handsome guy? And Sachi was rough because of the past, but as they were sought after by Sasagawa, romantic feelings gradually developed, and they became cute? the public proposal almost made me cry, didn't it? that's too nice ~ and Kento... is it painful because he loved crying? It's Hapien, but Kento was sad... I want a spin-off

This review contains spoilers. A timid reception in love due to memories hurt in the past, and an attack that simply envelops them with great kindness and continues to convey their feelings without hesitation. It's a common setting, but the tempo was good, and the interaction between the two was very natural, and I was able to read it with enthusiasm until the end. But personally, I like Kento. That's cool, and why is he the best character?? I want you to be happy by all means.

This review contains spoilers. This is just such a sense of skepticism, isn't it... it's Ichido, so the good-looking old man who is so good at attacking seems to fall in love with a beautiful woman at first sight? I liked the picture, and the story was good too. It was a bit smelly only at the end, but overall I like it

This review contains spoilers. A story about a man who has had the experience of being betrayed by a married person in the past who comes to a cabaret club and meets a customer who is too nice and falls in love. At first, I thought Sasagawa was a really nice person who was just too nice. Serious, straight, kind, and good-natured enough to make a fool of yourself. Of course, I think there is no doubt that this aspect is Sasagawa's good point, but from the middle, I felt that it was actually quite a bit of refinement in terms of love. The smart treatment of happiness and the fact that romantic lines are said without fear is completely different from the usual simple impression, and it makes me feel the leeway and sincerity of adults. Even if I understand Sachi's lies, I think he has a very handsome personality when I think that he confesses back and forth only because he values the feeling of happiness the most, and he has a very handsome personality. Words and actions that are a little too bad may be something that can be done because of an old man who has gotten older, but Sachi is surprisingly looking for straight expressions of affection, so I think they are two people who are a good match.