Reviews for This Boy in Class Manga

This review contains spoilers. The story overturns the stereotype that the main character is a beautiful girl, but that is normal and is in line with reality is fine. Tears overflow every time, and it makes me feel kind. I'm still looking forward to the latest work.

This review contains spoilers. My heart was refreshed by the exquisitely likely scene of school life. Tsubaki-chan's attitude from the outfield isn't this bad, but I've experienced it too. If someone like Igarashi-kun had a straight heart, I wonder if they could have worked hard and become stronger even then. I want these two people with beautiful hearts to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. Little by little, little by little, the distance shrank, and little by little, the feelings got through, and little by little, Tsubaki-chan became stronger little by little, began to have confidence, and the process of improving girls' power while really slowly but hesitating was so frustrating, cute, and nice. Igarashi-kun is my classmate, and I think he's childish when he says things a little too straight, but I wonder if he's such a pure person. Right now, we're still seeing only the good side of each other, and it's going well and we're reading while feeling relaxed, but when there's a misunderstanding or misunderstanding, this sense of relaxation seems to collapse all at once, and I also feel scared. Tsubaki-chan thinks too much in her head, and she tends to try to do something with only her own heart without putting it into words, so I'm a little uneasy that it's going to turn into revenge. I hope they continue to have a relaxed and happy ending.

This review contains spoilers. I was curious about the continuation, so I read all the 60 episodes at once! It's a picture of pure youth, and it's been going all the way to this point. Igarashi-kun is popular among girls, but are there boys like Igarashi-kun these days!? they've perished, haven't they!? A good young man with such an outstanding likability that I think. I'm reading it while smirking while thinking that I want them to finish in with Tsubaki like this

This review contains spoilers. I did a trial reading and read it all at once. I love this kind of work that is gentle and progresses while taking care of the heart. I graduated as a student a long time ago, but I remember my friend who used to be in a relationship with a cool boy was bullied and ended up breaking up. The insidiousness of a teenager's heart is well expressed, and I'm looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if the work I've been looking forward to this month won't be a single book or combined edition? I thought I bought it on the day it went on sale, but if the compilation came out I'll buy it when it comes out - I wonder if it doesn't come with the drawing - Tsubaki-chan, who innocently answered “I won't see” Igarashi-kun, and Igarashi-kun, who said “Eh,” also reminded me and kissed him

This review contains spoilers. This is what it means to be precious! I think it's a work. Tsubaki-chan is a nice kid anyway, and although Ei-kun is clumsy, he's really kind. Kindness is fully activated by Tsubaki-chan, so it makes me happy. School caste or something that makes me think it's completely bullying, that's already a crime. It's infuriating to watch the level of harassment, but I have friends who help me, Tsubaki-chan herself works hard to get stronger even though she's worried, and above all else, Ei-kun takes great care of Tsubaki-chan, so when I watch the two interact, their arguments keep rising. It's already really precious!!

This review contains spoilers. It depicts a slowly progressing romance between Igarashi-kun and Tsubaki-chan. It's great that Igarashi-kun chose Tsubaki-chan even though they're popular! This is the manga every sober girl wants. It was also nice to have friends who supported me. It makes me feel relaxed when I read it, and I love it.