Reviews for The Method Leading to Rio and Shusei's Love Fulfillment Manga

This review contains spoilers. Up to episode 4, I read it relatively bluntly, feeling like it was a bit of an immoral triangular relationship BL... the seeds up to that point were revealed in episode 5 and episode 6, and it's a story with a structure that makes me want to read it from the beginning again. I felt like the emo from episode 5, which is the actual final episode of the story of Fuwa-kun and Noda-kun, got into pressure points and got punched in the head, and it took me 1 year to write a review... For my part, I don't want Noda-kun to leave the two of them behind. To that end, Fuwa-kun has to keep updating his greatest happiness every day, so it's going to be tough from now on (laughs) I think it's about 70 years until I become a grandpa and arrive at a future where I naturally think I'm the happiest now... good luck!!

This review contains spoilers. It's a book where I feel that the story where the first reading changes drastically between the first reading and the second reading is good. It makes me want to read it from the beginning again after I've finished reading it. He seems to be the artist who made his debut work, but the degree of perfection is high and the foreshadowing is well planned. When I read the past story of Noda-kun the second half, it seems that the normality of the attacking Fuwa-kun is just precious. It comes from an offensive perspective, so I feel that point is unusual, but since the flow is natural, it's almost not difficult to read. It's very erotic when you read it while imagining sounds, smells, etc. There are special plays such as running into someone else's side and eavesdropping, and there are special plays such as POV and NTR (attempt) elements, so it's recommended for those who also read it for men. Personally, I would recommend Shiramine sensei!

This review contains spoilers. hmm. Anyway, what I can say is how important and thankful Fuwa-kun's “normal” was. The beginning is a common BL coincidence, but as I read on, I became concerned about Noda-kun's danger and the teacher's sense of incongruity. Finally, Noda-kun's past is revealed as if the seeds were revealed, but even after reading and understanding that far, I don't know if the future of the three of them is good or not; rather, it's a mud boat...? I couldn't dispel the disturbing signs... But I want to believe that the last smile Noda showed was a bright beginning led by Fuwa-kun's purity (a little bit hopeful...!). I'm writing a review because it feels like a bad work, but it was an interesting work. However, the image I received from the cover was different from the content.