Reviews for The Kyogoku Family Manga

This review contains spoilers. First film in the series. I was reunited with my former classmate from kindergarten and became a member of society. The story goes until Takeru, who has just divorced his political secretary Seishiro under the same surname, gets married in disguise. They began living together in order to hide the existence of their half-brother Reo, who had an affair with their father who was a politician, and when the situation was scooped up, they were used for political activities and a disguised marriage. There is no reason why they want to get married to their partner Seishiro and Takeru, so they are two people who have no sweetness at all in an atmosphere of infatuation from beginning to end. It's a fun beginning to see how things will change in the future.

This review contains spoilers. The beginning was abrupt and easy. However, it seems like they've been aware of each other since they were students... I hope this goes well. The councilor who plays his waistcoat on Seishiro is annoying... Seishiro's father seems like an idiot member of parliament who is just doing well, and I can't help it. Of course it's an affair, but the kiss article by Seishiro and the others seems to be running around like an idiot without thinking ahead of time by making my son lie in a convenient way at his job, so what is it other than an idiot member of parliament? I want my dad, who is just in good shape, to have pain. I've expressed various opinions, but I think it's interesting as a BL. It doesn't say complete, so I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I often see fake marriages between men and women, but since I first saw this kind of setting in BL, it was novel. The highlight is the two, who at first had a fake marriage but gradually become a real couple.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story that starts with a fake marriage, and it's interesting. The feeling that the distance is shrinking while so many things are happening is very nice. The kid Leo is cute too.

This review contains spoilers. I hadn't read the setting of a same-sex fake marriage until now, so I thought it was novel. I thought “kids” were cute.

This review contains spoilers. The main character is a “handsome guy,” and I thought it was a work I could enjoy reading. Even though I thought it was an impossible setting, it was interesting and I fell in love with it.

This review contains spoilers. This fuzzy, unspeakable feeling in a place called a strict and rigid family is strangely arousing. While the idea of turning a fake marriage into a real marriage is novel, I can sympathize with Seishiro's constant conflict between a kind of pride that honestly causes him not to be able to express his feelings through action and the real intention that shows true thoughts hidden within his heart. I thought the development that pursues this form of love and makes readers think was new.

This review contains spoilers. Fake marriage to pass the bill. However, since they both fall in love with the other person, their feelings gradually begin to snuggle up. There are almost no erotic scenes, but I'm worried about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I read it because it's a work by an author I like, but it was more interesting than I expected. The pace at which the story progresses is slow, but I'm glad I was able to read this kind of leisurely pace carefully.

This review contains spoilers. Use coupons for works you've been interested in. They are two people who seem to be eyed just by standing side by side. In volume one, the circumstances leading up to marriage are likely to be interesting from now on.