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

Unsurprisingly, it's a story of two people. Even as Mr. Matsuda's boss in “If You Like Me”, I was already interested, so I'm happy! The conversation between the guys who can do it is also stylish and cool! I can't wait for future developments.

It's a spin-off of “If You Like Me”. Deputy Director Kamiya's name didn't appear last time, but I thought he was drawn to have some kind of sex appeal. There was a scene where sparks were scattered with Deputy Director Miyagawa, Kato's boss at the same time, so I was imagining that there would be a conversation between these two people, but since there was no scene where they were in contact with Deputy Director Kaji, I couldn't think of it. Deputy Director Kaji is handsome when he shaves a stubble beard. It's a nice feeling. There were people who said that foreshadowing was collected, but was there any foreshadowing??

What is the story of these two people! I'm excited about this unexpected development! I can't predict either thought.

this! It's a story about my boss who was on his knees if you liked me!!! I was surprised that Mr. Matsuda appeared!! The elite Lehman drawn by Sato-san is irresistible! lol it's page 37 in episode 1! I'm looking forward to the continuation!

The principle is not to buy what is sold in one episode, but Sato-sensei buys it, doesn't he? I like it... It's certainly BL in terms of genre, but what Sato-sensei draws is a writer who has a very good sense of humanity and the atmosphere of interaction between people, and whether erotic or not, it's better, but I want to read it even if it isn't (honestly).

It's a group that gets carried away by DK stuff, but adult romance is good too. The straightness of the attack is also good. There are also 2 people who can work ◎

It seemed interesting at the time of the trial reading, but I was too worried about the name... I'm sorry that I'm overreacting if I put it on unknowingly, but it was so hard to be called by this name, so I couldn't read the continuation.

It's different from the flirty work I read a lot, but I like this work the more I reread it. I like the fact that adult romance is simply depicted, or rather, there is no extra coloring. However, I have a sad feeling that from here on out, it will end even though these two are in love... I want to read more. Because I love these two.

It was a surprising development when Kamiya suddenly got on top of the attack in the If You Like Me spin-off. I was curious about the continuation.

Anyway, I'm buying it reflexively. I love the unique atmosphere. However, what bothered me a bit was, are the pictures a bit complicated? I think my body lines are absurd. The cover is really cool, and I love the picture. One more thing, did Kamiya love Kaji for a long time? and. It seems like Chief Miyashige knows a lot, so I'd be happy if there were spin-offs or sequels.

It's a love affair between adults and the elite, but it was exciting to catch a glimpse of their clumsy and pure love! I bought the author but I recommend it ♡

I bought the author because there was laughter in the midst of seriousness. After all, small stories and character murmurs are funny.

I haven't read all of them yet, but it's a delicate love affair between men who can work, and they fall in love with a clumsy man who isn't perfect ❗ maybe the man this person draws is a pressure point ⁉️ haha

I was trying to put up with it until the combined edition came out, but after getting 30% off, I dabbled in the first volume first. I read The Kneeling Side earlier, so it's nostalgic like someone I know lol I want to read the second volume quickly.

The author is buying it. The characters are all so cool. Kaji in particular is the best.

From the sudden horse-riding scene, the two surprisingly felt like a psychological battle and couldn't get away... Kaji, who got on in the first place, had a more aggressive appeal than Kamiya...! I don't understand the heart of Kamiichi Kamiya, do you like it? Since when? I can't see it, and there's no doubt that it probably sticks together, but I can't read ahead, so on the contrary, it's interesting. Anyway, the artist's depiction, such as the picture, the scene of the rain, and the expression of a casual smile, is so delicate that I'm fascinated to look at. The content and pictures are wonderful.

I've become a fan of other works, and I'm reading this one too. I have a feeling it's going to get interesting from now on, and I'm looking forward to it ☆

I really like Satō Tsubame's Salaryman stuff, so I read them all. This work hasn't been completed yet, so I'm worried about the continuation. I'm amazed at the frustrating exchange between the two of them.