Reviews for You're Too Good To Be True Manga

This review contains spoilers. The author is buying it. After reading episode 1, I was curious about the continuation, so I bought all the episodes. I was worried that Mr. Sasagawa was so kind and nice, but it made me feel warm. Sachi was betrayed and hurt by someone she liked in the past, and she couldn't trust people... That's why I was so afraid to believe in Sasagawa-san's kindness that I couldn't be honest. But I'm glad that I was finally able to feel positive in Sasagawa-san's heartfelt words and actions and honestly express my feelings. I'm spoiled by Sasagawa-san, who is a little clumsy, and every day seems to be fun! I want to tell you that there were a lot of good people around Sachi.

This review contains spoilers. It depicts a perfect balance between Mr. Sasagawa's original kind and sincere personality, his leeway as an adult who has gained age and experience, his desire to cherish the happiness of his youth, and the desire to make his own happiness, and I was drawn into Mr. Sasagawa's words and actions centered on happiness. When I finish reading, I feel kind and warm, and housework for my family progresses.

This review contains spoilers. Towards the end, I was moved by the scene that looked like a proposal and Mr. Sasakawa's thoughtful words, and I wanted to be on the side where I could watch over and clap for them even though the people around me took it in various ways. I don't think anyone would say that, but I would love to be told! I'm sure anyone who can say such a thing would be happy. I'm glad we had a good encounter and a happy ending. I wanted a paper book. I wonder if it's being sold ~? I definitely want them to sell it. I try to buy the works I like in print, and of course I can only buy the ones that are on sale, but I'm pretty addicted to BL!

This review contains spoilers. Divorced Sasakawa x gay happiness. Sachi plays a little bit over Sasagawa, who was wearing a ring due to trauma from her past love, but it was annoying that Sasagawa was such a good person that the poison gradually escaped. Being wrapped in the warm temperature of the Sasagawa River makes you feel like you are being purified. Sasakawa, who waits even when he knows the lies, is a really nice person, and I read it with excitement. I don't know the reason for Sasagawa's divorce, but I want to believe in Sasagawa because of this trend. I was surprised that Kento left it up to his anger and slapped him, but when I thought he loved Kuki that much, it must have been tough being taken by a divorced person who came from the side. Hope for Happien as it is!

This review contains spoilers. I feel like I'm slowly nurturing love. The development can be seen quickly, and their love for each other is slowly progressing. What will happen to Sef Kento? a hit horse? Seriously, I was cheering Kento for his best, but it was the first time. It's important, and I don't know if they don't want to hurt you, but if it's Sef, Sef stops. Kento cooled down a bit the moment he asked questions and slapped him on the cheek. The feeling that I wanted to cheer quickly disappeared. No matter what kind of sad feeling you have, don't raise your hand out of jealousy (like) from the standpoint of a sef. There is no such thing as an indulgence mark that can be applied unilaterally. Sachi, who has continued a relationship with a married person, should have abandoned the idiot who chose to get married. That's why I want them to be happy from now on. Nice people like Sasagawa-san are unreliable and feminine, and people who have a desire to take care of their partner are attractive. There are no reasons for the divorce as of volume 6, and the reasons are due to various circumstances. I'm just praying that Sasagawa-san's side isn't responsible lol

This review contains spoilers. The pain of not being able to get into the ring, or conversely, the horror of getting out of the ring. It's a very quiet work that sticks to my heart, with things I think everyone is sure to have. It made me feel like this is what true love is.

This review contains spoilers. I'm curious about the reason for the divorce. So, does Nonke, who was married, have gays?? The fact that Sasagawa-san was rapidly attracted to him is a bit of a question mark. It's easy, and the continuation of what will happen once we've started a relationship makes me more anxious than excited. If I were betrayed next time, I wouldn't be able to recover. I mean, why did Sasagawa-san get divorced even though she can be aggressive and kind like that?? I don't understand the meaning. Hmm, like there were no seeds? I have no choice but to watch how the story unfolds from now on!

This review contains spoilers. I have a feeling that there will be a love triangle between Sachi, Sasagawa, and Kento. Kento was supposed to just become an SFL because he wanted to make Sachi forget the pain of being heartbroken. When Sasakawa appeared there, Sachi knew that she might have fallen in love with Sasagawa, and Sachi showed a smile that Kento didn't show to Sasagawa, who treated Sachi kindly, and I think Kento, who was not at peace in his heart, had more feelings than Saki even before Sasagawa appeared, but I'm worried about how it will unfold in the future. Meanwhile, Sasakawa seems to have decided to get divorced, but I think that Sachi is my fault, and I think it would be good for Sachi and Sasagawa to stick together, but Kento is also an important person who healed Sachi, and I want everyone to have a happy ending. Update: I read the last volume. I wonder if Kento, who confessed to Sachi, did his best to keep watching by his side with the only means to keep them connected to himself even though they had a physical relationship while hiding his feelings for Sachi's happiness. Sachi and Sasagawa went so far as to the brink of breaking up due to misunderstandings, but at the end, Sasagawa openly proposed a serious proposal. I thought it was really nice to finally be able to walk with someone I can trust in my heart. Sasakawa, who seems unreliable at first, seems so Chinese, he has become so cool all at once, and Sachi is the best partner. I was moved by the scene where they solemnly proposed.