Reviews for You Suck at Love! Manga

This review contains spoilers. It has a beautiful pattern, no habits, and is easy to read! I also liked the fact that it was a heavy work because there were no guithorses, and the background of attack was well drawn. I've read both the ryokan work and the store reconstruction work in BL, but this story is probably the most favorite I've read so far! It's a heavy subject, and the background isn't bright, but the main character, Hisa-kun, has a large amplitude of emotions, so it doesn't get too heavy, and when there's a lot of eroticism in BL, the flow of things tends to be neglected, but even though 5 episodes of this story are complete, the flow of time and the flow of emotions are well depicted. The feeling after reading is also good. It was such a work that made me think that people like this seem to be there, and that it's okay to be there.

This review contains spoilers. Furthermore, since I'm homosexual, I gave up until now and had a bad outlook on life, but that changed when I met Ichijo. Ichijou's late older brother is homosexual and he has suffered the same, but after looking at Hisashi's magazine posts when he was a kid, he made a place where he could be himself for Hisashi, who is suffering just as much, even though there is compensation for his older brother. I thought it was amazing to be able to do this for someone I've never met. When they actually met, they didn't seem happy at all, and Ichijo was even more disappointed and disappointed in himself. But what's more, I didn't want them to give up on the future ahead, and as I became involved as a consultant, I became even more attracted to it. Thanks to Ichijo's advice, I was able to face my father a little bit, even though the management restructuring was pretty much the case, and I was not only grateful to Ichijo, but I also fell in love with it. Their feelings continued to pass between Ichijo, who has straight feelings, and Ichijo, who doesn't show much emotion, but I'm glad we were able to confirm each other's feelings at the very end and it was a happy ending. I don't think they've come out to their family yet, so there seems to be another turbulence, but I think they can overcome it if Ichijo is by his side. If there's an after story, I might want to read it.

This review contains spoilers. That was great. It's up to episode 3, and there's still no actual performance, but it seems that the two have had contact points in the past, and flags have been raised about someone special to attack. this, this... attack, I don't think it's going to be insanely one-size-fits-all...! I'm excited. Thank you for the production that stirs up readers' fantasies and makes them happy! We still don't know what the future holds, but expectations are rising right now! Other than love, I'm also looking forward to revitalizing the management of my parents' ryokan!

This review contains spoilers. I like the author's Five Organs and Six Parts Love quite a bit, so how about this one? I thought so I read it. It's still in episode 2, but there are a few characters... maybe they're not good at both lol the one on the cover is too loud for the time being (lol), and Ichijou was probably the type I don't like the most (T_T), but they're so busy when only the right arguments are lined up ^^; well, there are 2 people like that, but the story seems interesting. Ichijo, who undertook the management review (consulting) of the ryokan run by Hisashi's father, anticipated Hisashi and encouraged him to think about the plan himself, and it feels like Sho gradually became aware of Ichijo in that exchange, but I wonder if Ichijo knows Hisashi from the beginning?? I feel like that from the title, but they probably got close because they understood, and for that reason they were too expressionless (laughs), I'm looking forward to seeing that area become clear in the future.