Reviews for Love, That's an Understatement Manga

This review contains spoilers. Not only do they love each other, but I'm amazed at the appearance of the two building a relationship that is nothing but love, even if put simply put, by trusting, respecting, and wanting to protect each other. There's no such thing as the villain's beating horse that makes you feel bad, so it's recommended not only for girls' manga lovers, but also for first-time girls' manga readers! ↓ Spoiler below are two people who look the exact opposite of Yankee and serious at first glance, and are similar in their core; they don't expect anything in return, they don't sympathize excessively with their partner, and they can simply reach out to others as soon as they think they are right. Even though they have things to help, these two people, who are rarely helped, become absolute allies of each other. My favorite point is that it conveys a lot of Zen (hero) love, so I can read it with peace of mind. I love Lisa (the heroine) at full throttle from the beginning, and I can clearly understand that every time I talk to Lisa, she's probably even more in love with her clumsy, healthy, strong, and cute appearance. They help Zen, who had been evaded due to many injuries in the rain, protect Zen while shivering against Yankee opponents, and throw in intense dele from time to time, and this one is just as cute!! It will be like that. It's Zen where you notice her true intentions right away, probably because she looks closely at Lisa, Lisa is a little natural and isn't too fidgety, beautiful door paintings that have too good sense every time, and the sparkling scenery when Lisa rides a motorcycle with Zen... everything is so great that it's impossible to give them anything you like! Of course, in addition to the two leading actors, there are many other attractive people. In particular, Chara Yankee loves women, but they actually have a strong complex, and the relationship with Fumin, who falls in love with Lisa who has broken it, is exciting (Zen Lisa's bond is so strong that it's not annoying lol). “Look at me, Tenkawa Risa,” while blushing, I was more than dumbfounded. Both of them have feelings for each other and are refreshed, so there are no confusing developments or excessive differences. If you want to read a story that sparkles with no fuss, don't miss it. ↓ Below are transcendental spoilers for people interested in Hero Friendship Relationships... until volume 7, no mention of past partners (unknown if they were there), one woman who likes Zen other than Lisa who was popular in middle school but the person herself wasn't aware (cheerful, gets along well with Lisa) *Only people who are significantly involved in the main character are counted

This review contains spoilers. #only zen won...!!! The child who falls in love with humanizing Zen is Lisa, who is unique yet has a wonderful straight personality ✨ she is so straightforward in her choices of words that convey her feelings, her intentions are so sweet, and she's still excited...? Have you bought the whole volume and read it over and over? I'm healed... all of the 2-person scenes are sparkling and I really love them. I can't stop being excited... Momo sensei said it was difficult to draw a lot of people, but the fight scenes and everyday scenes were also carefully drawn, so it's a perfect sight! For volume 7, do you recommend the special edition containing episode 0? ↕️

This review contains spoilers. Zen-kun's lines, facial expressions, and posture are just so cool. The characters for each character are solid, and the story is carefully crafted. Even so, I wonder why Oba-san (I) got so addicted to it. The combination of a good-looking, charismatic, and Yankee hero and a serious heroine is a staple in girls' comics. The pictures are beautiful, the tempo of the story is good, and the gags that go in here and there are interesting, so I'm probably addicted to it, but that doesn't mean there aren't any other comics like it... The old lady isn't drawn in this much in the story of Just Falling in Love (laughs). The core appeal is “I grew up watching my father do his best for others. I feel like it's in the character setting for Zen, the son of a temple, who says, “I was taught to help people in need and give them heart.” Furthermore, “Hitotarashi” is already the best. This setting is attractive regardless of age or generation. Also, the personality of the unknown heroine Risa, who “may be more Chinese than Zen (by Fudo),” is in good balance with Zen. My Zen friends are wonderful too. The purity unique to Yankees is in full bloom, and it's cute and funny. In particular, I was really drawn in from volumes 4 and 5. It's a manga like Surume, and I realized I was addicted to it after about three laps since I first saw it. There is also a side effect of not being able to enjoy other comics as much as before after reading... It's so cool that Zen-kun is so penetrating.

This review contains spoilers. I fell in love with the fact that I couldn't stop and that was because my youth had survived! Of course, falling in love with Zen is inevitable. Also, I can't help but think back on people I liked when I was a student over Zen. The strength of Risa and the fact that the strength meter seems to fill up and overflow is visible in Zen, so much so that I swear in my heart that I want to watch over Risa Zen for the rest of my life! The relationship between the two and their trust in each other, and to put it mildly, “love” is conveyed like a picture book that pops out of the story, and they have so much heart!! I'm also looking forward to seeing how the surrounding people continue to appear and what position they fit into. Risa held out an umbrella to Zen, asked if they would call an ambulance, and handed over a memo from the nearest hospital. I liked the air conversation between the two, and I fell in love with it all at once. After that, I read the story with the same scene from the Zen side this time in the special edition, and I was amazed! goddess! It is said that the next volume will be around the winter of 2025, and I've already been looking forward to it for 5 laps lol when the new volume goes on sale, I'm going to lift my spirits by rereading it from the beginning again!! If you haven't read it yet, I'm sure it will thrill your heart!

This review contains spoilers. Currently, Alafif's double working mother (with examinees) fell in love this year. I'm totally in love with Ohira Zen. I had forgotten “Kyun” for a long time. I thought I'd never visit Kyun for the rest of my life. I never thought that big explosion of “Kyun” would happen to me... for the first time, I immediately paid for the entire volume. Furthermore, after purchasing these 7 volumes, I, as a beginner, learned about the existence of 7 special editions (with 0 episodes), and immediately purchased them as well. I even think of this work as a fateful encounter that God gave me. Everyone said it, but I don't know how many laps I've gone. The proof is that it's interesting no matter where you read it from, that it's a divine comic... A surprising amount of moisture for a dry and overly busy daily life... Thank you, author. I would like to accumulate virtue in this life and be reborn as Lisa in the next life. I'm afraid I've said it this far, but when I read it over and over again, things I thought came up... ① Isn't the reason for the Zen fight where he collapsed due to a dead body at the beginning of volume 1 just too much shoddy? The episode where you can feel a little more Zen pottery... ② Isn't the episode where the problem Zen caused in middle school as a “dangerous Yankee” too shoddy (compulsory education, manicure shoplifting won't cause you to be suspended...) ③ I respect the artist's drawing ability. On top of that, what bothers me because it's a Zen recommendation is that when it comes to volume 7, Zen's face is too beautiful (too feminine), and I think the one in the first volume, with its yancha-like eyes and large mouths, can express the wild and unbelievable feeling of Zen as an expression... (if anything, Fumin's face is starting from the first Zen...?) Around that, I want them to return to the Zen look they had at the beginning. But it's unavoidable that the picture changes after being serialized for a long time... I'm so completely addicted to Zen Marsh that people who only had work, housework, and child-rearing in their brains think about such things in detail and are in agony. Anyway, it's the best. Having read volumes 1 to 7 at once, I'm worried that I will cause withdrawal symptoms at the speed of future updates.

This review contains spoilers. I really sympathized with Risa's feelings of being thought of by people around her for being firm and becoming unable to rely on others. Zen, who shows Risa a new world, is a Yankee and fights a lot, but she is honest and cool with her feelings for her friends. I think it's the best couple that can make up for what each other lacks. I want to see more scenes of their daily lives.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures were beautiful, and the story progressed at a good tempo, so I read the latest edition in no time. It's a work that makes me think I'd like to have a collection of paper comics for the first time in a while. Zen's straightforward feelings for Lisa, the size of a pocket that accepts Lisa's clumsy points, and the kindness that captures Lisa's feelings and expresses her feelings in a straight line. Lisa is also a strong woman with a strong sense of integrity, yet she is so cute that she gradually shows her honest feelings towards Zen. I reread it every day and it makes me cringe. I wonder if the reason for Zen's Yankee temperament will come out now ••• I want to read more soon •••