Reviews for JOY Manga

This review contains spoilers. It looks like they were reviewing all at JOY Second, but this wasn't there yet. When I reread it, my emotions overflowed again, so I'll leave an additional note. Go-kun appeared to me as an easygoing and innocent boy, so when he said, “I don't like anyone,” I couldn't believe it. More specifically, I also thought it was disrespectful to people who cared about and were kind to me, such as Tomofumi and Kusano who appears in Second, or Ruri, who is in charge. But that's not the case; it's not a matter of what people around him think, and the fact that Go-kun himself thinks so is sad. I was laughing when I said this line, but it became even sad to receive that I had already realized it, given up, come to terms, and lived until now. I learned about the past that led to that, and I thought he was a very kind and sensitive child. But in life, it is possible to have a wonderful experience of meeting someone of your destiny. There are plenty of opportunities to change your feelings for the better. Go-kun is such an honest person who can be spoiled in front of Akune-kun, so he probably really liked him for a long time, even if unknowingly. Akune-kun is blunt at first glance, but he likes children so much that he has made the job of a nursery teacher a reality, which he has always dreamed of in the past, the pictures he draws are cute, and as Hibiki says, a kid like Go-kun is supposed to be Dstrike. Incidentally, I love the dark-eyed boy drawn by Ezuko sensei because he's cute! The first one was ce/fre (sound. There was Akune-kun (he's a good character too), so that caught me, but it's fine, I wouldn't do that if we were in a proper relationship. So let's go see the lovey-dovey Second again from now on.

This review contains spoilers. A story about people who draw comics. It's a cunning method of touching sensitive parts and not letting go of the reader, even though I thought it would be relaxing to have no control over everyday life. Yusuke's black top was really slightly different in design and I was smirking ♬ it looks like there's still more to come, so I'll read it ♬

This review contains spoilers. Even though I've reread it so many times, I haven't reviewed it yet! This is a story about Yusuke, a manga artist who, like the girls' manga artist Go, is also an assistant to Go. As soon as it started, it was discovered that Yusuke was gay, and I became a little aware, Yusuke's Cue Fure appeared and was mean in an easy-to-understand manner, and I really fell in love with him when he had a fake unrequited love for drawing BL... The tempo of conversation is also nice, and it's cute that he's making a mess, but I was surprised that Go-kun, who looked like natural weather, was unexpectedly negative. It doesn't seem like there is such a thing as clear trauma, so I guess their sensitivities are delicate. Go-kun, who continues to have the same honest sensibility as when he was a kid, and Yusuke, a former nursery teacher who is easy to take care of, is perfect, isn't it? Go-kun, who really looks like a small animal and has a lot of emotions, is cute! There are times when Hibiki is aggressive, but he also pushes Go-kun's back, and after the two of them stick together, they're mackerel, so it feels good. All of the characters have their own personality and meaning. I really love this work.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad that the process until the employer and the cool and dependable Ashi, who is so cool and dependable, noticed each other's feelings and stuck together was so cute. The pictures are cute, and Akune was so cool.

This review contains spoilers. It was my first author since the trial reading, and it was really interesting. Among his neutral cuteness, Go-kun has loneliness and a low sense of self-affirmation that doesn't allow others to recognize what he wants to do. Go-kun was gay and met his assist Akune-kun, and since he was unwittingly attracted to Akune-kun's kindness, it was probably unavoidable that Akune-kun's house was cozy. OK, I have to read Second right away!

This review contains spoilers. This is Ezuko sensei's work where “likes” are overwritten within me as soon as I read them. I was right in the middle of my liking this one. It's a manga artist x manga artist's job and love. First of all, is Akune-kun x Go-kun the best balance in terms of compatibility due to physical disparity? Akune-kun is large, looks blunt, and has inclusiveness, and Go-kun, who has thin, neutral lines that look like he drew a cute picture. Are you just healed by the manzai-like exchange between the two couples? And not only does it make you feel relieved, but she also sincerely faces her suffering as a manga artist and being criticized. Creating something is difficult, isn't it... I really respect you... it's a work that you'll reread over and over again. Then go to the sequel “JOY Second” ⤴

This review contains spoilers. Too cute! The love that Akne-kun and Go-kun nurture little by little was slowly drawn, and I was able to spend a very precious time. I love the work of an insanely careful teacher!