Reviews for Love and Lies Manga

This review contains spoilers. When I saw the sample, the girls were cute even from my point of view as a woman! That's what I thought. The story was also elaborate and I was really fascinated. Well, obviously, there are also a lot of frames aimed at being popular with men. The two girls (like Koma from the previous one) are fascinating, and to be honest, I don't feel that attractive... (laughs) When I read up to volume 2, it developed unexpectedly. I especially want that kid to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. Impressions after reading volume 1. It's a world where when a 16th birthday comes, a government notification is sent, and a marriage partner is decided. Once a partner is decided, matchmaking is carried out, and romance is prohibited thereafter. The main character, Yukari, confesses to her classmate Takasaki, whom she has liked since elementary school, the day before her birthday, and unexpectedly, she kisses her well. The next day, he tells his matchmaking partner Lilina that he likes, but for some reason she supports her love with Takasaki, and the two girls become friends. Then, she says the two of them should kiss once a day. Another person, Yukari's friend Nisaka, seems to have something to do with Takasaki... Furthermore, it looks like it has more secrets than that. It seems that there are still a lot of lies scattered around in love patterns like square relationships, so I don't know which direction the arrow will turn. I like the fact that all the characters are cute and clumsy. I'm thrilled by the feelings that each one seems to have. I'm really worried about the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. I'm too envious of Neji. Don't be so extravagant when these two beautiful girls are favored by them! (Laughter) Takasaki-san and Riririna each have so many charms that I can't choose between them... I had a feeling that Ririna End's development was a bit unreasonable, but if everyone is happy, that's fine!!

This review contains spoilers. The last volume of the Nisaka-kun edition that made me cry was read both of the Misaki edition and the Rinna edition, but after reading the Misaki edition, I felt that the Ririanna edition was flimsy, and personally, the Misaki edition was more comfortable for me

This review contains spoilers. I learned once again that the feeling of liking people is unstoppable even in a society with restrictions, and that strong assumptions and courage are necessary to fulfill it. Both Misaki and Rinna are so cute, and Nisaka is relentlessly handsome, and Yukari seems like a normal boy, but she probably falls in love exactly when she touches her heartstrings. However, holding on to that hidden feeling would be difficult with most assumptions. Personally, I was in a position of being on the sidelines where I couldn't get in at the moment in the midst of unrealistic restrictions such as government notifications. I'm convinced that I prepared two endings, or I think it's a mistake. Either way, the sight of living positively without leaving any regrets is at least a relief.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's an interesting piece of work throughout. I thought it would be interesting to know it through anime, and I read through all the episodes when I knew it was complete. As an impression, I think it's a slight slack. It's nice that it's a buffet, but even though there is Misaki Site's point of view that bothered me so much, now I chose Misaki and chose Misaki → it's time to have a bubby-end, end? It's like, then wouldn't it have been better if they finally chose Misaki from the beginning? It felt like it was going to become. I think it would be nice for the end to branch out, but if that is the case, I wonder if they want some more discussions at a later date, such as the adverse effects associated with it (exchanges with the government or living overseas, for example), and the conflict that did not choose Misaki if they chose Ririna (in Ririana's mind, Font really shows that she isn't loved). 7 years? If it was serialized, wouldn't it be even better? If you do it too easily, you'll eventually feel like it's convenient. The story in the middle is interesting, but it's probably a bit wasteful. if there's at least one more volume... There are overlaps, but I feel that the “knot” of starting, closing, and turning was too short. But there's no doubt that it's interesting; it's just that the end isn't enough. Also, personally, I liked the Ririana edition. However, it's not worth it if Ririna, who has loved Misaki for years and her life was saved, is stronger than Misaki's thoughts, or rather, a little more twists and turns are necessary after all? It's like that. Finally, one more thing that was good for me personally was that the friendship and romance of Nizaka was written quite carefully. After all, sorting out the feelings we've shared over the years is something we spend time with each other carefully. Even so, we're still not going to be like each other soon, but well, there are times when it gets too long due to comics. Even so, it's insistent, but wouldn't it have been a more perfect story if the last part of the friendship story between those two had been carefully written (both stories)...? That's all I'm sorry

This review contains spoilers. The process of understanding both feelings, resolving issues with Misaki, and getting married is fast! Or is my scrolling speed just too fast!? But it was a happy ending and I was relieved (*'`)

This review contains spoilers. I read it in comics a long time ago, and I read it as if I had to remember. It seems that it will soon be completed, but I'm surprised how fresh it is that the ending diverges. It's heartbreaking and tough until it's done...