Reviews for Mask Danshi: This Shouldn't Lead to Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. DK is cute. It's cute when Saikawa is jealous or something. Tsuruga-kun disappeared on the way, but where was he? That was a cute flirt.

This review contains spoilers. Something made me think kissing over a mask was erotic! I was so excited!!

This review contains spoilers. I'm starting to think Tsuruga is so cute, so I want them to be happy! Sayama-kun remains as naturally cute as ever.

This review contains spoilers. It's an academy with a popular combination in the BL world, with a plain but light, thin, and actually cute reception and an S-like doting attack by wearing a mask at the top of the caste. It's full of “There Are,” so it makes me laugh, but I wonder if it's a creature called a rotten girl that somehow makes me enjoy it. I couldn't resist my own sex. Volume 2 is a particular development, so I think people who get into the pressure point will be addicted to it, but there may also be people who turn white. Spoiler alert, a hit horse came up, a coincidence?! I was interested when I saw the kiss mark, and since I was able to gently see through the trauma of the guessing horse, I fell in love with Guima-kun! And a jealous attack! Furthermore, the two deepen their bond when it becomes clear why their aggressive eyes aren't laughing! It's like that. I now understand the feelings of the main character who definitely doesn't want to be BL in a certain metagag comic, but this is BL, isn't it? It felt like that and it was fun.

This review contains spoilers. It was the main character who started wearing a mask due to trauma at an early age, but it was irresistibly nice that Saikawa, who is excited by the protagonist who doesn't like when he touches the underside of the mask, is irresistibly good. The scene where they touch the mouth under the mask and kiss was better than the normal scene. The traumatic events were also completed in the story, and it was refreshing.

This review contains spoilers. It's a bit aggressive, but the reception where they are watched over by gentle attacks and gradually break away from hidden characters is cute. The flirting between the two is also nice.

This review contains spoilers. I thought the reaction when Saikawa saw the complex part was realistic. If someone you don't even get along well with looks at you insensitively, you become a human being... It also depicted how they became concerned about the cause of the complex due to someone's small words.

This review contains spoilers. It's nice to see Sayama gradually opening up his heart. I'm glad it had a happy ending.