Reviews for Get The Key To My Heart Manga

I watch it regardless of genre, but I have a feeling that there are a lot of good stories in BL for some reason. Maybe it's a matter of taste, but this story also had a very good aftertaste.

Starting with my ex-girlfriend, there are quite a few girls, but they're all so cute! It's a very careful depiction of two people gaining distance, and although I get excited along the way... in the end, it's a story where I feel relaxed with a happy ending. The illustrations are also beautiful and easy to read. I think I'd like to buy other works by this author too!

The process of the two normal people changing was quick but careful. The pictures were beautiful and easy to read. I understand the feelings of both Chief Shiga and Mr. Suzuki, and they were both wonderful people.

Maybe the setting, or rather the premise, is landmines, but well, personally, it came as a surprise. If you were to be told so smartly and directly that it was none other than you, it would already sprout!

they both have “manly ✊” personalities and are you excited? I did it. The words uttered by the president (father) became a tailwind, and it made me even more excited ❤

Change the view of the world where there is no sense of incongruity even if you draw with a normal girls' manga line between men, okay? we're men, aren't we? that's not true, is it? and... well, what are you going to do? do you accept this feeling? A development like that progresses softly and without any sense of incongruity. This writer also has good characters. There was also a gap emotion, so it was easy to read for me who doesn't usually read Boys.

The entire book is the title work. I became a fan of the author with this work. There's almost no eroticism.

It was my first time as a writer, and I was addicted to it. I like the pictures and the story is solid, so it was interesting. It's exciting. Yamada Taro... nice choice ‼ ︎ Shotaro's growing up was depicted properly, and it was natural for them to go with feelings. I recommend it.

A whole book is the title work. The story was polite, and there were sad and smiling points, which was very nice. I like it the most among the author's works.

I really like it because it's a work where people slowly and carefully focus their hearts together in the BL genre where people tend to have physical relationships right away. Certainly, the older sister is barely there, but without that, the two wouldn't have gotten close.

There were also scenes where I felt sad because there was a conflict to accept the other person, but the whole process of falling in love was carefully depicted in one book, so it was very hard to read! I want to support the handsome Taro-kun who is straightforward and properly puts his feelings into words at any time (^ ^) I've always been wondering if I should buy it, but I'm glad I bought it!

His father is the president of his own company, and his older sister is Elite Kaido, and Suzuki Taro lives a mediocre name and life, raised without any expectations when compared to such an older sister. I don't think Suzuki is the only one who feels somehow saved if people who have given up on their lives say, “You're the only one, aren't you?” The other person may have said it casually, but that alone changes one person's life, so words are amazing. After that, Suzuki, whose original abilities blossomed and went down the path of the elite, looked insanely cool? I think Shiga's conflict is natural. I'm older and my boss, and I'm of the same sex, and it's decided that my opponent is more troubled than Suzuki, the president's son. But it was Suzuki who broke through such a wall, and in the end, both of them were saved as a result. There was a real mess between the two people who didn't really stick together even when they started dating, but are you relieved that Mr. Shiga finally accepted it? Do you unbearably love Mitsuki-sensei's works for the sense of accomplishment after you've finished reading them?

It's a work that makes me happy when I finish reading it. It's an honest happy ending, so you can read it over and over again without worry. Conflicts that are supposed to be taken for granted but tend to be ignored in BL comics were also depicted, and the balance between frustration and excitement until they were concluded was very good. As everyone wrote, at first I thought it was the opposite, but at the end, I was convinced, and personally, it was a happy miscalculation.

It's a relationship where it's hard to move forward because they're adults. I almost cried because I couldn't express my true feelings. I've always been interested in it, but I'm really glad I bought it!

If something similar happened to me, I'm in a situation where I can only think that I'm really cursed, but on the contrary, is fate like this? It makes me think that. I love this author's story because it makes me feel like I've finished watching one movie.

I liked the picture and read it. The settings are twisted and it's hard to accept the older sister instead of the older brother, but after all, I thought it wouldn't have progressed this way without this setting. that bothers the chief, doesn't it? At first, I thought Taro-kun was a dark kid with a humble name, but it was surprisingly straightforward and bright, and it was nice that he bumped into his boss with all his might.

I really sympathized with Mr. Shiga, who couldn't say his true intentions. I think there are times when I think about the other person and hide my true intentions, but in reality, my anxiety and cowardice feelings make me do that. What changed Shiga-san like that was Suzuki-kun, who felt so comfortable. I'm sure the two opposite people will continue to make up for each other's shortcomings. I'm looking forward to a happy future.