Reviews for This Boy in Class Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's so cute! I like the cool feeling of high school students! It progresses slowly and is comfortable!

This review contains spoilers. No matter what kind of beautiful woman confesses to her, she just says “impossible,” and it's because I understand Igarashi-kun's humanity so well that I'm in agony when I imagine the future. I'm also a retracted person, so I can clearly see how hard Tsubaki-chan is trying to be a flashy person. When I think Igarashi-kun sees all of that hard work, I can do my best at work with that alone.

This review contains spoilers. I've been a fan since the Movaspe novel! I'm really excited to see how comics will unfold in the future! I had so much fun that I reviewed it for the first time... lol it's a work I can watch while thinking that there was a moment like this in my youth. The straight growth of the main character is so wonderful. Less romantic elements? Unexpectedly, the relationship slowly progresses rapidly. I think it would be great if that were the case with comics.

This review contains spoilers. I've enjoyed reading it even more since both feelings have come together. I'm relieved that the mean kids are getting better and better characters. (I thought it was a school with a lot of tough kids) I want it to be made into a comic.

This review contains spoilers. It's nice that my feelings grow. However, I haven't read all of them yet, Kaori has a bad personality lol, so I don't know what she meant by saying things like being a narcissist or can't study. I wish I could read on and understand her intentions.

This review contains spoilers. It's an itchy seishun, and I'm reading it while grinning. But do high school students smell this bad? I often feel that. I feel that what they are doing, like bullying, is that middle school students are doing. If both of them could walk to the same school, wouldn't middle school be the same? Almost all of my classmates get together at the local festival, huh? middle school student after all? It becomes The main character is usually cute in girls' comics drawn under the pretext of being a dirty girl, but this protagonist really looks like a mob. The environment recently, or rather when the author was a student, may have been at a high school like this, but it stinks like kids. I like the fact that the protagonist, who has no confidence in his appearance, is in love for the first time, smiles and likes it.

This review contains spoilers. The main character in the beginning was too dark and tough, and the attitude and bullying of the students around him was pretty terrible, yet one episode was short and the price was high... I was quite hesitant to read on, but anyway, I was curious about how Igarashi-kun would connect with the main character, so I paid for it. People with few ⭐ ︎ reviews are probably those who have retired from continuing to read on. The main character grows properly. It's a pain that the main character's face doesn't look cute no matter how hard you try, but I wonder if it's unavoidable because of that kind of setting. He must be a good kid. I think it's a comic about watching Igarashi-kun. I was asked to choose words to confess.