Reviews for You Love Me, Huh? Don't Make Me Laugh. Manga

I want to read this level stuff again! I love the teacher's work, but lately I haven't been able to get the hang of it... Also, it seems like an interesting love affair.

I like Suitsuriman drawn by Sato-sensei, and I especially like Kaji's character! It's a blunt feeling, but there are places that are manly and kind, and I also feel like I'm being lazy and not wearing parentheses. Nevertheless, it has sex appeal and coolness. I like these two adults more than the original spin, so I want to read more about them after that!

Salaryman stuff. It's a field the author excels at! In particular, it's full of economic stories and the feeling of working in real life. The guys who work are really cool. Also, even though the two rivals are rebelling against each other, the feeling that they are getting closer is irresistible! This time, too, the interesting relationship between men is the protagonist who is stubborn to rivals in the same period who are not accepting it, yet the conversation is like an interplay manzai. Do you feel like relationships between guys like that will remain even if you accept them? I feel a reality like no other. (There are a lot of BL movies where people often have relationships between men and women...) By the way, Kaji is coming up in a different story!

I like Kamiya-san's character. It was heart-wrenching at the beginning of volume 1. I think the developments that followed were adult. It's cool to see the world according to Nuance in the title. Not only is the relationship between the main two people, but the work and other characters are also well depicted, so I feel like it's a lively world of work.

I arrived at it by connecting with the author from GAPS. This is a spin-off of “If You Like Me, Kneel.” I originally liked Lehman stuff, and when it came to talking about elite bankers, I had nothing but an interesting feeling... I was actually excited by each of the two different types. They are two protagonists in a relaxed age, so it was easy to have a cool and smart exchange with plenty of adult vibes. Confessions of love are also not straight words, and there is a euphemistic atmosphere. The characters around them are also elite-like and have a tingling feeling that makes them aware of work and career advancement fights, and they follow up casually as peers and juniors... they are all too cool.

Anyway, both the pictures and characters are stylish, smart, and cool. The beginning of the story was like watching a drama or movie, and I was drawn to it, so I decided to buy the sequel ‼️

I was caught up in love with pictures, and when I read it, I read it because I wanted to know more about everyone's past, their motives for moving, etc. I also like the gentle relaxation because it is comfortable.

I've read it over and over again. The way I draw Ora Ora characters is strangely realistic, not too sweet, I have a strong sense of confidence, and the content is pretty realistic, so I never get tired of it. GAPS DOGS was fun too.

I was very satisfied. There is a sense of satisfaction as if I had finished watching one drama. Even though we were both clumsy, they were straight... it was just too nice.

I really like it. That's awesome. The sex appeal of adults is also dangerous. I watched it halfway through at Yomiho, but I ended up buying this one.

I was completely immersed in the swamp called BL by this writer.. My ~ series is here! When I thought about it, I couldn't hide my surprise at these two people... I thought “Kaji was cool” in the previous film, but his perspective wasn't related to BL, and to be honest, Deputy Director Kamiya was unmarked! I'm not ashamed! I'm so addicted to reading it every day. I recommend it!

I was told one last time, and after going to the hotel, they arranged for a girl ❗ I laughed so much. It makes me feel empty... this move is awesome ❗ I really like this one out of so many similar stories.

They are two people I really like! I'm doing a good job too, what is it ⁉ do you like?

I'm worried about the future, I'm worried, and I'm at a loss as to whether to make a payment, so I reread it in any order. Lehman, who wears a tight suit, seems to be hanging on an old man, has no grease, and works well, is wonderful. I couldn't stand the other works, so I bought all of them. I have absolutely no regrets. It's fine to be a powerful adolescent who cried, laughed, fought, and made up, but it's also nice to be a successful working person who puts all his effort into his work and is struggling with pride, relationships, position in the company, and pressure from relatives not to get married yet, and it's not straightforward. I can really feel that interaction and the subtlety of the mind, and I think I like the expression. Regardless of the attack, I really like the gray-haired character of Tsubame Satō. Are you dragging GAPS along... no, good.

What a lovely couple!! It was so cool that I fell in love with it. Adult romance is also wonderful. I'm glad I bought it!