Reviews for Pretending to Be a Boring 40 Something Manga

This review contains spoilers. Was Mr. Sekine acting “pretending” or was he a “liar” like the title of each chapter... As an impression of reading it, I thought it was a natural feeling that says it's usually dull, but I can rely on it in times of emergency, so I feel uncomfortable with the title... However, my senior really was such a guest that there was no way to save him, so it was refreshing to know that he had received some kind of punishment for drawing it down.

This review contains spoilers. Mr. Sekine's kindness stood out thanks to so much that he was the strongest hit horse lol. Were you relieved to know that they went all the way to Tokyo together as a bonus and they were lovey-dovey?

This review contains spoilers. It was sad that Haruka was shaking between Shimoju-senpai and the writer's uncle. It would have been nice if the final closing method was more organized. I was confused without being able to see the end of Shimoju-senpai. I was saved a bit by drawing it down, though.

This review contains spoilers. An old writer x a young landlord's one. My ex-boyfriend is a pretty lousy guy, and he's the kind of guy who pushes him to be gay, acts even though he has a pregnant wife, and hurts me so that Kame doesn't go anywhere else... so he becomes dependent on himself. An unhappy child whose parents died in a traffic accident while they were away from home because they got caught out of the house because they got caught gay, and they are brainwashed and cornered by attack when their own cause is their own. Even my grandmother passed away, but she took over the care of the shabby apartment left behind and the writer's uncle, who is the owner of the store, and her cat. The interaction between the two is peaceful, and the old man who is chatty has a good taste. Receiving attacks the writer out of a desire to be loved, and out of unrequited and emptiness while being involved with her ex-boyfriend. When it starts, it feels like older than turtle shell, and the initiative is transferred to the old man, so it's a bit funny. A former boyfriend who is trying to sink all the way to the bottom of her happy feelings. It scratches 2 people around, but the last one disappears easily. There was a sense of fuzziness, and the story after becoming happy was scarce, so that's a shame. I wonder if my ex-boyfriend was punished by the writer's fans. Bad guys should be unhappy. There was a feeling that it ended quickly, and there was a scene I wanted to draw a little more... I was loved by my family, or I didn't interact with the artist's cronies, so it was one star negative.

This review contains spoilers. huh, pretend to be a dull old man and he's insanely smart? The scene where Haruka is carrying even the darkness on his back... I thought it would be nice if there was something a little more, but since I didn't know what happened to Senpai, I definitely smiled and wondered what the dull old man had done! I also wanted to take a look at Haruka being fooled by old man's friends, so that's a shame...

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad that the main character, who came back to his hometown where he had a rough feeling and fell prey to his bad senior, was saved. Did Senpai succeed or lose to an old man's acquaintance? What was being done had been omitted, and I was out of touch.