Reviews for This Boy in Class Manga

This review contains spoilers. There's also bullying, and I sometimes get confused when I read it, but the main character is a very nice kid and I like it! And Igarashi-kun is so cool.

This review contains spoilers. This is my impression of reading up to 41 volumes. I was able to read the part where the main character and Igarashi-kun deepen their relationship, both of them were pure, very heartwarming, and smiling and relaxed. However, the insidious bullying around me has subsided quite a bit since we started dating, so it's hard to keep reading. Maybe I want to draw a process where the main character becomes stronger and stronger mentally, but I want the development to be a little less heavy and enjoyable to read. Also, it depicts things that I think were at school, such as class differences such as level divisions judged by appearance, etc., and the girls' awkward relationships, etc., but this is also insidious and quite realistic, making the main character feel sorry. The surroundings have calmed down, and I want to see these two happy people as soon as possible. →I've read up to 42 volumes of the latest edition, so I'll add them. My messy feelings up until now have cleared up and I feel refreshed! Igarashi-kun, who can act according to his own beliefs without worrying about his surroundings at all, is really cool! The members of the swimming club are nice too! I understand Tsubaki-chan's feeling that she doesn't want to worry, but I want him to realize that he is properly loved by Igarashi-kun, have more confidence in herself, tell Igarashi-kun the truth, and rely on him even more. Go for it, Tsubaki-chan!

This review contains spoilers. I recommend it to people looking for a realistic feeling that reminds them of their school days ♪ I'm looking forward to seeing the w2 grow up because the unjust students around me are too mean and not safe.

This review contains spoilers. I feel that this work fits very close to my student life. I think this is always going to happen when a group that stands out and a group that doesn't stand out go together. Everyone's feelings of jealousy, envy, and envy go round and round. But the person's feelings are the most important, aren't they? I want them to grow up without losing to the voices around them.

This review contains spoilers. There were times when I was heartbroken by the depiction of people I don't like in my class, but Imai and Igarashi-kun are really nice kids and the scene between them really makes me feel at ease. Good luck to both of you ☘

This review contains spoilers. The main character, a boy, has a straight personality and is cool. The work conveyed how difficult it is to have a friend relationship at school and made me think. It's a work that makes me think back to when I was a student.

This review contains spoilers. Tsubaki, do your best! I want them to laugh at the end without losing to either the girls who look down on them or the boys who make a fool of them. I once again felt that the narrow values and relationships I had when I was a student were scary. Igarashi-kun and Tsubaki talk together, and when they're feeling good, they're so excited! I thought it was good that Igarashi-kun had an eye for watching, but I feel that the fear of my classmates who don't mind saying heartless words such as caste or mount when they were students stands out. At the end, I think it would be nice if I felt refreshed and refreshed. Just do your best, Camellia! I would like to read it while supporting it.

This review contains spoilers. The feeling that the distance between Igarashi-kun and Tsubaki-chan is really gradually shrinking is very painful, and I love it so much. Other than the scene where the two are having a conversation, it honestly reminds me of my middle and high school days and it makes my heart cringe, but I can't stop reading it because I want to enjoy this crush. I want to see the two flirting as soon as possible...

This review contains spoilers. Why do girls get in groups? People like Tsubaki-chan tend to catch their eye from that kind of group. But even in such circumstances, Noai-chan is saved because of Tsubaki-chan's point of view.

This review contains spoilers. Igarashi-kun and Tsubaki-chan have a similar original atmosphere, and I feel like I understand that they are attracted to each other. For that reason, I felt so happy that the scene where the two of them made me think it was just “precious” even though I had already read something. The reason why ☆ was reduced by 1 was because I didn't like reading how bad some of my classmates felt, starting with Kaori. I was as inconspicuous in my class as Tsubaki-chan, but surprisingly, girls are easy to talk to, and many kids have good personalities, so I don't think they can be that blatantly distinguished

This review contains spoilers. I think she's a normal kid everywhere... but she doesn't get swept away by her surroundings and has the strength to work hard to maintain herself. I want Igarashi-kun to be drawn to this kind of place and not lose to the silly mess around and deepen their relationship!