Reviews for My Dear Disgruntled Lover Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was drawn to Sakuraba-sensei, who was so cool even though she had wrinkles between her eyebrows. I love Sakuraba-sensei, who is jealous and affectionate.

This review contains spoilers. Sakuraba-sensei is so cool! It was a yakimochi grill restaurant, and even though I was able to draw a nice picture book, there were wrinkles between my eyebrows, and my kind personality was amazing!

This review contains spoilers. It's strange that I haven't even tried reading it until now. An interesting and wonderful work by Rui Akume. The order of “surprise deer” → “goofy deer” is fine, right? Momotake sensei and Shinobi have appeared so much that I want to confirm it, but the circumstances of the two are yet to come. I can't believe Sakuraba-sensei, who seemed so cool and scary at first, became such a doting delle dele. When I enjoyed reading volume 1, I didn't understand why they were so attracted to each other. Kanata is certainly cute and works hard, but I didn't understand why the teacher was so concerned. Volume 2, Sakuraba-sensei in a suit is just too cool. well, it makes me worried. Good looking guy, rich guy. It's not logical what you like, is it? Sakuraba-sensei values Kanata, who affirmed and praised her, who had been denied, more than anything else, and doesn't want to give it to anyone. The young illustrator Oga appears in Guitama, but they can't get between the two, and on the contrary, it's a good spice. It was more interesting than I expected! The characters of the writers are strong. Now, let's go to “Yawdy Deer.”

This review contains spoilers. Sakuraba-sensei's face is scary. But I also write beautiful pictures and picture book-like healing. The gap is good. But it's a tight photo where you can see that they actually care, even though they're messing around with the person in charge, or rather mean. It already conveys the impatience and anger of Sakuraba-sensei, who is going to pick him up quickly. Then, when they become lovers, they spoil them with their naughty etiquette. The performances are cute every time. Also, the entanglement between Momotake sensei and Sakuraba-sensei is interesting. I mean, Momotake sensei is fun to make fun of. I like the fact that Sakuraba-sensei feels so damn bad about Momotake.

This review contains spoilers. I'm an artist (illustrator) x editor. I think there are quite a few developments in BL where the offense is superior to the reception, where the reception is swept away and the sly can't be confirmed... but in this work, it's great that Kakega properly listens to “what you think about yourself” before getting angry! That's great!! In response to this, I was able to read through with peace of mind because I thought they might be weak in the small animal series, but that's not the case. Happy and aggressive, at first I thought it was an aggressive and selfish type of doting attack or something, but he listens to the story quite properly, gives me the words I want to receive, is kind, and isn't Spidari usually the best...? I've been delighted ever since the moment I noticed the happy miscalculation... did you watch their first sex...? aren't they so kind to attack?? Instead of being aggressive but surprisingly kind, proceed slowly and slowly, check if it's okay, and touch it gently in order to receive it normally and be very kind as a physical person. Hmm, that's too great. My level of satisfaction with these two was higher until they got in than after they were in a relationship, so it's easy to understand, sweet, and had too much sugar... what is this sweet... delicious. Personally, I like the attack where they work in the same bed next to Kakeru sleeping after being in, and furthermore, I wear them tightly, and I have no intention of bringing them to Echi, so it's emo that I just want to stay close to them That's it. And it's sweet. It's dangerous that they won't leave their side even if it's over... please make this popular from now on (even if it's said), and it was really interesting. There were no stressful developments, and they were 2 people who were likable as characters. Probably before a romantic relationship, the two working adults were adults, so I think it's very comfortable to read the title, grumpy Deer, but [maybe it's the first time they met, they were grumpy I think it's an abbreviation for [Dia] who may be visible but doesn't show her bad mood on her face, but is rather laid-back, kind, and nice! (Excluding Mr. Hyakutake)

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about an editor who works for a publishing company who likes picture books, becomes in charge of a cranky writer and falls in love with that writer. It's a classic story by the writer and editor, so I was able to read it without worry. Sakuraba-sensei, who is grumpy but full of talent, and is even more handsome, and the honest and straightforward editor in charge. The setting and development are still the same, but anyway, the play is cute. The fact that they express what they like with their whole body, do their best to praise the work anyway, is something that is very appreciated by people who make things. Also, I thought it was a win-win relationship for Suita himself to be surrounded by things he loved and feel happy. A hit horse also appears in volume 2, but rather than that development, the best part was that Suetai became extremely spoiled when he got drunk. There is always an aura of liking and liking, but at work, the surprisingly serious offside is so cute, and I sympathized with Sakuraba that it bothers me too. That was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I reread it after a long time. It's interesting to say “huh...” when she puts up with the beauty of the stable picture and Sakuraba says that Sota is cute! I also like the story of Momotake and Shinobu, another cowardly deer.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I've reread over and over again. Shota, who is pure and honestly says his feelings, is in charge of editing at a publishing company. Actually, I value one picture book as my mental stability. Sakuraba-sensei, who is in charge, is a good-looking but cranky person, and he draws illustrations for erotic novels. The depiction of the relationship between the two gradually moving beyond a relationship of trust and into a romantic relationship is wonderful! The teacher put up with what he wanted to draw because he was forced to imagine himself. Sota's honesty warms that heart. It's a miracle that it was actually Sakuraba-sensei who drew the picture book that Sota cherishes! It's fate. Since we became lovers, my teacher was blurry and jealous. Since I can't speak it out honestly, the song is also confusing. The development where two people who are aware of themselves as lovers become lovey-dovey is something to be happy about. It looks like the work is still going on, so I'm looking forward to it.