Reviews for I Love You Just a Little Bit Manga

Maybe I just don't know, but no one around me is having an affair. (Right now), if you have an affair, it's usually a regular pattern, but it was interesting to be able to read the movements of the minds of the parties involved. Good night, crows, come back. You can also read the main character's detailed feelings w, but Ikuemi sensei's story is quite readable. Oh, but I also want to read what I read when I was in middle school. what was that, huh.

Regardless of the degree, there are places where every character is so creepy that I don't know what they're thinking. But I couldn't stop reading it, so I read it all at once. There are times when Ikuemi's works get fed up with selfish characters and retire, but I'm addicted to this! It's a work I remember once in a while and read it over and over again.

I've always loved and read Ikuemi sensei's works. Even when the main character becomes an adult woman, her real presence hasn't changed. I read it before it became a drama, so I was able to read it without any preconceived notions about actors, and it was the correct answer.

It's a story drawn from each point of view, and it's very realistic, and it's really interesting. I wonder what's going to happen

even though I know infidelity is a bad thing... The feelings of the characters are real, and I'm worried that it will continue more and more.

I was able to sympathize with each personality and emotion, and it was so realistic that I was most interested in the comics I've read so far. I was reading the line comic one episode at a time, but I was worried about the continuation and ended up buying it. I'm looking forward to your wonderful works in the future! thank you very much!

I can understand their feelings, etc., but the results are complicated. Adultery is not good

I'm drawing a bee in front of punishment by gouging it out to the point where it's even scratched. I was familiar with men that women like and women who are liked by women, and they all got involved very well. That was interesting!

I understand all the feelings of the people who appear in this film who are not bothered. The feelings of each one come out very well, and I can sympathize with them.

The reviews are mixed. I have 1 vote in favor. It's a heavy theme called infidelity, so there are parts that make me feel surprised and painful when reading it, but I wanted people who have had a long marriage or romantic relationship to read it as a recommendation. I'm sure you can really understand the merits of this work. It's not just a good time to be with your partner for a long time. Arishima and Reika have been in a relationship since high school. As the distance is close, they show off the dirty parts of each other's feelings, and they also learn things they don't want to know. I feel hurt and disgusted by that, but since we can just be what we are, we can live together as partners. As a matter of fact, Aya Kuemi applauded that life and mutual feelings so brilliantly and realistically! There were a lot of things, but even so, when you read it when you hit a crossroads with your loved ones, you can really understand the merits of this work. I personally like Arishima and Reika. I wonder what will happen to the two after the accident, and the plain Reika will suddenly become beautiful... On the other hand, Ryota and Mito are sorry. There are many impressions that Ryota's actions to endure because she wants to start over with Mito are scary, but it's impossible to guess Ryota's feelings on Mito, who prioritizes her own feelings. There is sympathy for Mito's upbringing, but even so, Mito, who betrayed her husband and had an affair, her way of life without remorse can't grasp happiness no matter how far it goes. However, if you fall in love with it, I wonder if this will happen... Ikuemi Aya sensei is a story that makes you think there is a real one, and the content is deep. I hope for sequels such as spin-offs!

I was watching a drama, and I read it because I wanted to know the world more deeply. Stories from each side are drawn in.

Even if you don't feel refreshed, that's fine. I can't cheer up, but I can calm my mind.

Adultery isn't a good thing, but it makes me think it's fate

I'm addicted to the drama, so I read the original story a bit, but since the setting is slightly different from the drama, I can't help but wonder what the original will be like... I also like Aya Ikuemi's pictures, but the scene where Ryota watches Mito's cell phone may have been scarier in the drama... The illustrations and Mito's droopy expression on the cover are also vivid and impressive.

There are a lot of human-like characters, and if they each have their own positions and thoughts, I'm really drawn into the story. While I was so excited about the development, I was fascinated by the characters (based on how bad they are), and Ikuemi's work is really interesting!

It's an affair story, so I was in agony until halfway through, but I was drawn more and more into the story from volume 3. What are Arishima and Ryota for Mito, the mystery of Ryota's obsession, the relationship between Reika and her parents, what does Arishima want to do, why did Arishima choose Reika, and what does Reika exist for Arishima? What is that much of a title in the first place? There are a lot of things I'm worried about. The serialized one reached its final episode safely, and it was a satisfying way to put it together, so I can't wait for the final volume of the book to come out.

As for manga, I'm just afraid of Ryota. I wonder if the fact that Mito has an affair is related to her family environment when she was a child... the drama is over, but I'm also looking forward to the final episode of the manga!