Reviews for Brotherhood Failed Successfully Manga

This review contains spoilers. I love the visuals, and I can't stand the sight of the swamp going further and further even though it was empty! Fuusuke loves girls and is easy to be ridiculed, but he is kind and has an older brother's attitude towards Seri. If you look closely, she's beautiful. Seri's entanglement with Teppei made me feel so cute too! I want to read a lot more!

This review contains spoilers. Eoi Fuusuke is too cute Seri-chan is too handsome, likes Fuusuke too much, that's too cute and makes BBA rejuvenate

This review contains spoilers. I have subscribed to 3 volumes. I liked how obsessive doting was in the romantic comedy. The love between the two deepens in the midst of various events throughout volume 3. Lots of erotic chai cha too. Corrections are also fine with white lines! The interaction between the two and the other characters were also interesting and I enjoyed the erotic and fun work.

This review contains spoilers. This is the first Kaneko sensei work I bought. I haven't read it again in a long time. It was pretty much the first time since I started reading BL, so I was surprised at the erotic depiction of the two people who are too sweet even though it's not 18/ban (nostalgic eyes... (laughs)) college students Fuusuke and Seri became brothers-in-law due to their parents' remarriage. Fuusuke is an idiot, but he's kind, positive, and kind. Seri is very obsessive, so when I wonder if there is a past cause and effect, it was a damn big feeling since I was a kid. Yeah yeah, I'm convinced. It was strange that they didn't come into contact with Fuusuke who was at the same university even though they were so attached to it, but I became a little scared when I realized that my parent's remarriage might have been Seri's ploy to get close to Fusuke... Isn't that the case, or am I thinking too much? There are aggressive developments, and there are also strong points. However, the high level of tension is interesting and the eroticism is maximum. I think it's a work you can enjoy casually without thinking too hard. 4.6 stars

This review contains spoilers. After reading “Wali Kiri,” I thought it was good that it was erotic, but somehow I couldn't get it out of my head. I realized that I liked Kaneko sensei's drawings and stories, so I bought the author. Seri's obsession with Fuusuke is amazing, so I think I actually met him once when I was little, and Seri liked Fuusuke from then on, and I've been looking for him for a long time. That was exactly what I thought. after all! It became nitanita even in harmony with the schedule. Also, the strong character Hanatsubaki brothers drawn by Kaneko sensei are good spices. I recognized that I like Kaneko sensei because it makes me draw a lot of tears, or rather the crying face of a boy drawn by the teacher. Brother Ume is doing his best and only crying in front of Seri, that's fine! I understood that I would fall for boys like this. Manga development and happiness in a good sense! After all, comics have to be like this! It has been consolidated, and the number of comics and authors I like has increased. I'm reading comics because I want people to share their happiness! Right away, I bought a conceited mummy and adult attendant.

This review contains spoilers. A naughty romantic comedy! lol wouldn't it be nice to be happy if there was a BL where everything went smoothly. Certainly in response to the author's comment! It's just a fun story! That's what I thought. It's so light and fun that it goes smoothly while saying something.

This review contains spoilers. “The Prideful Mummy” was interesting, and the writer teacher liked the unique style. This work was also really nice because of the teacher's unique strengths. While the lines and characters are unique and have an interesting worldview, it also depicts the intense feelings of romance, and it is a work where you can enjoy both fun and romance. Seri's works properly depict the essence behind the superficial laughter, and in fact, I've liked Fuu for a long time, and I like them because they have been seriously courting Fuu in order to have them turn around properly, and places where Fuu seems to be sloppy and actually kind, and places where they can see and understand the nature of people closely, etc., so there are scenes that really resonate with my heart, and I like them because they are worth reading. In particular, the bargaining and excitement until Seri and Fuu started dating was great! Other than that, Fuu's figure, hair, and fashion were very attractive, and it was fun just looking at it. This is a work I want to read more.

This review contains spoilers. I bought 1 or 2 volumes a long time ago, and it wasn't easy to buy up to the 3rd volume... but I bought it because of a discount this time. I read it again from the beginning, and as expected, it's Nakagawa-sensei. It was very interesting. It's also full of silly scenes, and the fewest white cuts are the best. I thought it would be nice if Fuusuke and Seri could live happily ever after. I also wanted to read older brother's spin-offs. Personally, I like Walikiri the most, but this one is also in the top 3 favorite works. I would like to read more of Nakagawa-sensei's works.

This review contains spoilers. I enjoyed reading the entire volume with only the attacking brothers and beauty lol lol and the characters from No Way Are the Dads lol! Seri has always been attracted to Fuusuke!!!

This review contains spoilers. The author wrote the afterword, and since it's a creative BL, I thought I'd draw a story where people can be happy without any difficulties, but it was exactly that kind of work, and it was a convenient story where everyone easily accepted and supported the fact that they were men even though they weren't Omega BAs. It was fun to read without much stress. Everyone was happy, and once in a while I thought it would be nice to have this kind of thing.

This review contains spoilers. I collect my teacher's works in the direction of buying them from the artist, but due to my somewhat impatient personality, I tend to choose works that I finish reading early, such as completing 1 volume... when I noticed it, it was the longest. So, when I read it, it was still interesting and I thought “why didn't I read it sooner.” There was a feeling that my parents' remarriage and the surrounding circumstances were a bit of a gag, but I enjoyed the brother-in-law relationship too much. I laughed at the gag developments that unfolded one after the other, and volume 3 made me laugh not only with the character settings and story, but also with the pictures. It was so interesting that it blew up when I saw a different deformed picture than usual, such as the cartoonist-like picture of yesteryear around page 56, or the picture that looks like a ◯ Taro in the lower right corner of page 66. Then it's like an onomatopoeia... I often see a cloudy spot attached to “a line,” but it was the first time in my comic life that a semi-cloudy point was attached to “e,” and I thought the attitude of running to laugh without missing any detail was amazing, and I was entertained throughout the 3 volumes.

This review contains spoilers. I was hesitant to buy the cover because it was a bit ugly (even though it's electronic), but I got it right. That was interesting. There were some scenes that were a bit disgusting in volume 2 of “Masu,” but overall it's a funny and cute story. Etsy is a bit raw, but... people you like seem to be delighted. Personally, I like the collection method of learning Otome Heart, starting reading girls' comics, starting entering and leaving Manken before I knew it, and eventually becoming a romance novelist. That was too funny. And I'm happy that the two got married as a matter of course and are living a happy life.

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting and I've reread it over and over again. Seri's infatuation and obsession she sometimes shows is irresistible. Even though they're supposed to be good at one or two cards, it's cute that they look so hard at the auction. Also, Fuusuke, who is at the mercy of being swept away, is also so cute. They're cute, but I like the bravery they sometimes show. I'm happy that the picture and body are beautiful and the retouching is poor. Personally, the pressure point was that I tucked my pants away in my pocket without turning them back.