Reviews for My Dear Disgruntled Lover Manga

This review contains spoilers. Sakuraba-sensei has such a cute side! I usually read works with fairly thin lines or rough pictures, but I love this series because the pictures and stories fit perfectly. I also read the “Awkward” capsule and I feel like I got it. One thing bothered me was that it wasn't rude to say “Sakuraba-sensei is the best in public and private” to the other writer in charge. Of course I think “best in private” is good ~ lol

This review contains spoilers. Spadari and a couple of small animals. The teacher is so sexy. However, I'm glad that people who aren't illustrators are more like spadaries as occupations. The income of a “hot selling illustrator” has absolutely no idea, and their status is weak. I was able to fully convey that he is a handsome guy with his drawing power, but I didn't feel like he had everything at all.

This review contains spoilers. A cranky illustrator x a cute editor. After I finished reading it, the first thing I thought was “I can balance work BL and being sweet...!” That's it. Volume 1 is also flirtatious, but volume 2 is even more flirtatious. But what's important is that the characters are doing their job properly, even though they're having a lot of fun. In particular, it's no exaggeration to say that the main character works from beginning to end. Even so, it's amazing that I was able to express 200% sweetness. There is also the fact that it is easy for the attack to avalanche into H due to the work settings at home, and I think the author also has a high level of skill, such as the politeness of psychological depiction. The hit horse that appeared in volume 2 seemed disgusting at first, and I thought it was a scratching role, but he wasn't that bad. Maybe it would have been okay if they made me a little more annoyed? But for a group that wants to read this work with peace of mind, I thought it was a pretty good arrangement. The setting, characters, and story are all royal roads within a royal road, so this is it! It may be slightly lacking in such characteristics. But overall, it was neatly organized, and it was a work I could read with peace of mind.