Reviews for Yamaguchi-kun Isn't So Bad Manga

This review contains spoilers. There are only the best ones ever since volume 1. I wanted to use it as an example of student romance to the extent that I thought my life would have changed if I came across this work in elementary school or middle school. I feel a sense of familiarity with the heartwarming feelings of the characters who don't feel like they're in a special sparkling group at school, and I'm laughed and excited by the interaction between the two, and I read it as Kyun while feeling nostalgic and envious

This review contains spoilers. It was very nice. From the cover, I thought that the main character, the girl, was a little lulled, but that wasn't the case. I really like Yamaguchi-kun. It's cool, but it really has a student vibe!

This review contains spoilers. It's an Aoharu romantic comedy about a strong Kansai dialect boy and a quiet girl who is mistaken for the son of the yakuza. Yamaguchi-kun was so kind and funny even though they were shy, and Satsu-chan worked hard and was cute, and they were a couple that made me feel at ease reading. The fact that we honestly express our feelings to each other and express our feelings through our facial expressions and actions is the most precious thing.

This review contains spoilers. Yamaguchi-kun is so cool!! It's cool and cute. the strongest... It's a pity that people say so much because of how they look... But it's good to change with a good encounter. youth!!

This review contains spoilers. Yamaguchi-kun is so nice. Her face is scary, but she's an honor student and kind and nice! Satoshi is also very cute. I understand the feeling that Yamaguchi-kun is a really nice person, so I don't want him to misunderstand him. But once you get along well with everyone, you're going to get confused this time around. I understand how Satsu-chan feels. I want these two very cute people to be happy!