Reviews for Yamaguchi-kun Isn't So Bad Manga

What is this cute ♡ is Ishizaki-kun a maiden? It seems like I'm going to watch Ishizaki-kun's turn while smirking. Even so, why is Yamaguchi-kun called a yakuza? I'm curious ~

It's easy to say that the content tends to be there, but is Yamaguchi-kun's gap good? There are manly places, and there are places that are honest, and places that look like teens make you cringe too? Do you want to see more of Yamaguchi and get excited?

The heroine, Taka-chan, is cute. Not only is she cute, but she is also a wonderful girl who is not swayed by the yardsticks around her and makes judgments based on what she sees herself. My partner, Yamaguchi-kun, is scary and lonely, but I feel like I've gotten to know Ka-chan and he's getting to know him more and more soft and cool. Is he actually a demon man who doesn't seem to have any community power? It makes Kyun Deathward explode when I feel like it. Ishizaki-kun, who initially only says bad things to Yamaguchi-kun, is also a nice character, and Takashi's two friends are also fun characters. But both of them have an amazing mob feel where their faces are only vaguely drawn, but I wonder if they will be featured in the future. (I've only read up to 2 volumes) Is the mainstream for girls' comics these days where complete villains don't appear? I wonder if it would be easier to make a drama that way.

It actually seems likely, but in most cases, there are no honor students in the world who don't do anything bad at all, so it's probably more realistic to make something bad either.

It's so real. Not to mention the way they talk, the way they take the heroine's words and return them, it's like the reality of Kansai tsundere boys. The impression is that it's not as Yankee as I thought. They are scary but kind, and they are serious about studying and preparing, they are jealous of Ishizaki-kun, and they are cute and have a gap.

It's a very cute youth comic. It was a work that I could enjoy excitedly with the main characters, even though it depicts common events that everyone experiences, and while reading it, I was thrilled and excited as if I had gone back to when I was in high school.

The face is scary, but I think it's quite common for them to be kind. However, there are places that are popular, and not only is Yamaguchi-kun being kind, smart, or shy... he just says important things honestly and clearly... ah, I want to read it even after this! That's it now.

Speaking of which, I think there was such a heartwarming scene when I was a student too! A sense of purity that makes you think? Yamaguchi-kun is so cool and cute~ ♡

Even though it feels clumsy, they're actually kind... they're smart, they handle it well even when they're being insulted, and it's nice to be embarrassed!

I read it because it came up as a recommendation, and it was highly rated in accordance with the argument that the title with the name was flawed. After all, there are lots of crowds. It's cute, but it's full of mountains. Even though I think it's a royal road, a common setting! And yet, I still couldn't beat Kyun...!! The bad-faced Yamaguchi-kun is actually... the setting is royal, but I like it! they are two fresh people. good.

I'm an adult, so I don't sympathize with student things, but I think the relationship between Yamaguchi-kun and Takashi is wonderful.

The gap system is a pressure point, so it's interesting to watch? The pictures are cute and I'm looking forward to it from now on ❗

Both the heroine and Yamaguchi-kun are cute. A book I want to read leisurely on my days off.

A pure high school couple, cute. It's cute and I watch it smirking from beginning to end. I feel like watching my son and daughter... Not a single disgusting child has come out so far, so I can watch it without being frustrated or fidgety. The mind is purified. I recommend it.