Reviews for These Are The Hungry Manga

I found it at a super low price at a second-hand bookstore and it was highly rated, so I bought it. The results were great! Is it a high school student's first love between nonke? So there's no eroticism, but do the feelings of my junior Saitozaki-kun get through to my senior? It's jarring and exciting. (Laughter) I think it was nice that it progressed slowly.

Mako Garisu's works are not limited to this, but I'm relieved to read them over and over again. That unique pattern also becomes a habit, and I'm naturally drawn into the story. When I was still at the entrance of commercial BL, I was recommended to read it by my rotten friend, and it's a memorable work where I really realized the depth and breadth of BL comics.

It is a work filled with all the goodness of Mr. Kari. If you haven't read Kari-sensei's book but are interested, I definitely want you to read it! It's No. 1 among me.

I'm rereading it. I love Kari-san's work! There is also realism in the comic-like development, and it's like waiting for the other person's reaction to one's own words and actions together with the main character and excited... the flow of conversation and the atmosphere when facing people is realistic, isn't it? The main character isn't that attractive, and my seniors are normal kids, but they're so cute when they blush. If the futon scene is ready, let me know more! I can't help but think that, but rather than scenes like that, I think they are manga artists who show that they are good friends by depicting “being next to them is natural.” I love it?

I bought this comic many years ago, and it's such a good comic that I want to reread it over and over again. It's not erotic, but I'm quite excited about this unique atmosphere ‼ I recommend it to those who are unsure about purchasing*\ (^o^) /*

I read it all at once, it was so good o (^-^) o round and round as soon as I thought it had surfaced... I'm glad Saitozaki I thought was so cute and sad. Whether I was able to see it at first sight or just exchanging a few words, Saitozaki, who was happy and unbearable, was cute (*^ω^*), and I was moved to tears at the frustration and pain of Ito-senpai after hurting my lower back and stopping playing baseball to which I had dedicated most of myself until now. I'm sure it was Saitozaki that filled that hole that got out little by little. It was really nice to feel impatient and the sweet and sour love between these two people progressed slowly. Also, two of Ito-senpai's friends have an extremely good taste (laughs) and Mr. Yoshii, who talks backwards even though class has started, and Kurano-san, who says Ito-senpai will look for food after serving milk and then bringing kimchi, are too funny. Heck, Yoshii-san, you can get a surprise with that... (laughs) The erotic level is pretty low (or rather equal), so I recommend it to people who aren't very good at dark BL.

“My heart is tingling, why?” “What is this feeling?” While being puzzled by the feelings born within him, Saitozaki suddenly realizes that it is love. What should I do, round and round, hold my head, turn blue, turn red, scream, crouch... now! have you confessed? Ito-senpai, who thinks Saitozaki is “so cute that I sometimes wonder,” also confesses and stops thinking about it round and round... I like this combination. do you cringe at the sight of them genuinely facing love? It was in the previous review, but while reading it, Nakamura Asumiko sensei's “Classmate” suddenly came to mind. The atmosphere and characters are completely different... is it an expression of the protagonists' feelings? Somehow I feel like I'm slowly and slowly falling in love. Ito-senpai cares a lot about Kurano, so no way? I was so excited lol nice character? Nice assist Yoshii-kun. his instincts aren't bad lol

It's a work I've wanted to read before, and I bought it after seeing high praise. I became a fan of the author. It is a work with a unique atmosphere. It made me want to go back to my school days, thinking it would be nice to have a cute youth with fumbling relationships.

The protagonist, who realizes that he has fallen in love, is depicted with great care what to do with that love. The characters who fall in love with their seniors, struggle with each other, and drown and soar over little things, but they still like them... the straight and hardworking characters are so dazzling. The depiction of the shaking movements of the heart is really excellent, and the blue smell is irresistible - I thought it would be a shame to stop it in the BL frame. Other people have mentioned it, but I want to fall in love after I've finished reading it (laughs) The side characters also had a really good taste, so I didn't get tired of it and read it with great momentum until the end. It was a blink of an eye until episode 18. I definitely recommend buying a pack, so I want you to read it carefully without hesitation.

The mob character friends have a really good taste, and although they aren't too aggressive, they are a bit unique, so it feels like they leave footprints, which is truly an example of mobs! After that, a very dreamy world was drawn. I was comfortable with this view of the world. I thought it would be nice not to be denied. There was a good time to relax and unwind, and the male high school students who were feeling excited and worried while nurturing love were smiling. It was a work from about 15 years ago, and it really made me feel like I went back to that time.

It depicts the daily lives of high school students and their daily, or rather, moment-to-moment feelings. There aren't any special elements like being hit by something serious or a very good-looking protagonist. But for them, it's such an irreplaceable time that they think it's all about club activities, friends, important things, and people they like. I was able to take a peek into my precious days of youth, and I was able to laugh and relax and enjoy it. I really don't think I can think of a title like this very often.

There are a lot of developments in BL that aren't realistic, but this was a story that felt relatively realistic. It's a story called “Actual homosexuality would be difficult, but it would be nice if it developed like this”!

I've only been reading a lot of BL lately, and ah... this kind of heartwarming sweet and sour stuff is good too.

Each story progressed slowly while feeling confused and worried. It seemed realistic, and I'm glad. Hey, sometimes I didn't understand the characters and there were places where I didn't know where the lines came from or where they were connected, but the fresh feeling was also cute.

The twirling heart of a junior who fell in love with his senior is really nice. The friends I spent time with without changing, such as senpai's heartbreak, were also nice. The characters of my two friends were good, and I wanted to see more.

I definitely prefer works from the olden days. Even though the picture and story are still immature, it makes me feel fresh and jittering.

Halfway through, I felt that Itoshima's feelings were vague or just lonely, and I was confused, but since Saitozaki utters straight words, the feeling of rapid progress was cute and I liked it.

I wasn't attracted to the cover at all, but it was highly rated, so I'm glad I read it. By the way, I'm honestly not good at painting either. But I wonder if they're good at depicting feelings. I thought it was nonsense!? The depiction of the main character falling in love with a male senior and feeling confused was good. It depicts the trembling feeling of going right and left, which is quite noisy, and I wonder if that shaking is realistic. I recommend it to people who like to enjoy changing feelings. Total 218 pages.

Kari-san's works and paintings aren't pretty, and it's a boring story, but it's addictive. It's creaking, but don't pull too much... I read it as if my unpretentious self was peeking at the two of them.