Reviews for Don't Take Your Eyes Off Me Manga

This review contains spoilers. I love this work. I was worried about buying it because I saw everyone's low reviews, but they just said they were even more sick, so I bought it. Well, it's Yandere, Menhera. In the end, the ratings change depending on whether they like each other or not! If people like each other, even if they are stalkers, they are doting on each other, and if they don't like each other, it feels like a crime. A story about wrapping a person who is sick with a whole lot of love for themselves??? (I tried saying it in a nice way)

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't predict the end from the first development, and I was betrayed in a good sense... At the end, eh, that?! I think that's going to happen. Anyway, the development was shocking, and I couldn't read it, and I couldn't stop being excited in many ways while reading it.

This review contains spoilers. Jun is the son of Isshin, the leader of the three-person idol group “PRIMULA,” who just debuted, and the office president. Jun, who has no outstanding talent, has a false career as the composer of his debut song at the suggestion of his father. After learning that the ghost writer is single-minded, they fall into cramped, guilt-filled days where they are constantly monitored and everything is placed under the control of one mind. When I thought it was a pretty strong tsundere, I was sick enough to get past that. The one mind on the controlling side is getting more and more tattered, which is terrible. The other member, Yuma, was innocently nostalgic and unwittingly fueled my heart, but I'm really glad this kid was there... But is there such a thing as Jun's almost no private job? There's a lot of buzz, so the group is doing well, and if you're an idol, good visuals are the strongest weapon. I think the evaluation will be split based on talent after that, so I thought the pure setting was a bit unreasonable. H is likely and almost none. Jun has a good personality, and I want him to be popular.