Reviews for MY LUCKY STAR By Shiba Manga

As far as I read the synopsis, I wasn't expecting much. The pictures were careful and beautiful, so I started reading them, but by the time I finished, I had become a fan of this artist.

It's a story about trying to get close to him who has bad luck and is like a lucky item, but certainly, there are people once in a while who say this person isn't too lucky. I want to get close to someone like that

The story was interesting and easy to read! I'm glad the attack was cool too!

This is a work I bought because I was curious after a trial reading. It's a story I like, and both of them are good-looking guys, but I didn't like the face they received, so it's minus 1 star. I like scenes where Attack is jealous.

Buy the cover! The story was novel and interesting. The pictures are beautiful and easy to read, and the main character is cute!

I personally didn't like the pictures, but they were very expressive and quite excited. While being influenced by fate, there were also things that attracted me, and the story was interesting. Every time I read on, I felt better, that happiness is something you can grasp for yourself.

I was wondering what stories triggered by fortune telling were there, but were you able to read them without any particular sense of incongruity? Both of them are cute, and I wanted to read something a little more flirtatious ❤

We finally got through with each other's feelings and ended up having sex, so I wanted to read more?

The entire title work is one book, so it's a good read and a great sense of satisfaction ♪ A man named Yukimura (attack) has sex appeal and inclusiveness even though he's a college student. I'd like to see how many spadaries they grow into when they become adults. It went off the rails, but it was interesting because it was a setting where it was unlikely to be swayed by fortune telling. According to my selfish standards, ☆ 5 is decided to be attached to works that touch the heartstrings or are addicted to, so this work is ☆ 4... It would be nice if there was 4.5

It was a story I had never read before. There are no heavy points, and it feels like it's light and smooth to read. Attack-kun is a handsome guy.

The reviews were good and the design was cute, so I bought it fast. It was a force majeure beginning where they were possessed by bad luck in the deadly world, so they began attacking and acting together for the reason they were mitigated... but they were both so easily attracted to each other that I was surprised that they were supposed to be nonke. I'm seriously aware that it's fiction, but personally, the flow that quickly passed through friendship and towards love became a bit strange. If at least they were aware that they were bi or gay, or that they actually liked them, I might have put more into the story. The attackers are smart, good-looking, and good cooks, and he was a bit aggressive and cool when he was jealous. They were well-received guys, and both of them made a good impression. The reviews were good, so maybe I raised my expectations a bit too much and ended up reading it.

Attacks have inclusiveness and are really erotic. The reception is easily swept away. This may be the case if a vase falls from above and various people are about to die, but I didn't really like the setting where fortune telling is the axis. The interaction between these two people and the scene where the attack was misunderstood and struck at their receiving end was exciting (laughs). To the handsome guy, “I wish I had made it so messed up that I couldn't even think about it.” I still like the scene where I get cornered after being told anything. If they did it in a live-action movie or in real life, they'd just be an idiot (lol)