Reviews for Raising a Wolf Manga

This review contains spoilers. The story was completely unimaginable from the cover picture and title, and I was drawn in so quickly! Both Taiichiro from this world and Taichiro from another world will eventually be taken by Inosan!! You can't stop whining! But it made me smell it at the end and the flag was raised!! I definitely want to read the spin-off!!

This review contains spoilers. there will be spoilers, so be careful! What a parallel world! When Take-kun on the way to another world was “Huh? that's the kind of story!? ' I was wondering, but I'm glad this is it! It will be interesting if you accept it! And the trial reading Gahan, the girl who got dumped because of Kake-kun's Looking for a Lover! It was a strangely acupressure point! That's because it's BL! Sorry (lol) so I decided to buy it (lol) As a sexual police officer, Attack-kun looks like a wolf! I didn't want to see this! that's it! I was wondering if Attack-kun had some kind of geeky proclivity, but that wasn't the case. They seemed like the type to get excited about everything because they liked things that were normal so much!

This review contains spoilers. I fell in love with the cover at first sight, fell completely in love with the trial reading, and I was surprised to read it because I bought it without looking at the review or synopsis. It was a completely different story than I had imagined. But regardless of “what kind of story it is,” the beauty, coolness and beauty of the characters, the ease of reading the comic as a whole, the sense of dialogue, the fun of interaction, and the unexpectedness of the development of the story were all amazing. I'm totally in love with Itachineko sensei, and I want to read other works too! If you think so, huh! This is my first comic! Moreover, more than a year and a half has passed since this work was released, and there are no other works! What a pity! I really want to read it. There seem to be pros and cons (too packed, hard to understand, etc...) (Surely I mean the title too?? (I have to wait) It seems like such things will get better as much as they want in the future. Anyway, the characters are cute. Not only beauty, but personality, too. The small picture at the corner of the frame is also carefully drawn, and the main character, Ino-san, is also an expressionless character, but he has a very good personality (ideal middle path, perfectly flat point of view, no malice, and fearfully straight words that come out of his mouth) and is insanely charming. Ino-san bluntly says things that make Ino-san so happy that he has an unrequited love for him, but it doesn't feel like they're making them think; they're just saying what they really honestly thought. Of course, Taiichiro also knows that he is such a person, and he likes him, so he doesn't “misunderstand and expect it,” so he doesn't think Ino-san is “natural” or “ridiculous” at all, and he just has a 100% likability. But it's too expressionless, so it's not a popular thing at work, and the only person who notices Ino-san's appeal and is fascinated by is the junior who seems to be closest to work. that profound feeling (?) Something good, too. Ichiro Ichiro is also straight, straightforward, and really cute. Yes, when I wrote it, I noticed, but these two people are unmistakable. They are surprisingly honest, and have no strange instincts or speculations, misunderstandings, or anything like that. You can quickly put just what you think into words. It's not about being insensitive, but in pleasant words with no backstory. I really like it. I love them both. I like my juniors too lol. I really hope for a flirtatious sequel!!

This review contains spoilers. In the image on the cover, I thought it was like picking up a younger dog and turning it into a string, but it was a completely different story. It felt like it was done in a good sense, and I never thought it would be such a complicated parallel world. Who is this from when you don't think carefully along the way, probably because of a lack of understanding? Then, I didn't understand the translation. The story was elaborate and it was really interesting. The pictures are beautiful and easy to read, and I laugh at the expressionless reception, but I'm getting used to it.

This review contains spoilers. I don't really like the cover, but the picture inside was so attractive that I was intrigued, so I just rolled up one page of the sample and bought it. I bought it without knowing any reviews or content at all, so I didn't know if it was a time sleep series, and there were parts I wasn't good at, such as hanging out with girls in a different world (I don't have kisses at all), but I'm in the category of people who don't even like girls' comics, so it's no good to say things like this with women... I wonder if dating a different man was bad? I wonder if it was to represent nonke? Anyway, I learned that it's better to refrain from being reckless, but it was interesting, and attacking was cool above all else. I like black, wavy hair — I'm dating a woman and if I subtract the cover, it's 4, but after all, I liked the picture, so I went for 5. I like the picture so much that I want to buy it when another work comes out.

This review contains spoilers. Honestly, when I read it once??? It was like that. I wonder if it incorporates too many things, such as Taichiro's upbringing and parallel worlds... the story packed with what I want to do is probably a style where I entrust a bit of understanding to the reader. “Huh? They repeatedly went back and checked, saying, “As of now...” When I opened it for the first time in a long time, the appearance and feelings from Miya's side until I fell in love with Mr. Ino were really good, and if there wasn't a parallel, it seemed like Miya would run away from her own emotions, and the part where I felt that the first sight was too much incorporated was resolved. As for the drawing, I think it's so amazing that I don't think it's my first comic. The pictures are beautiful, the characters are also really good at drawing, and the composition and frame layout are very easy to read, and I'm really looking forward to the next work. What I like the most is the scene with bangs. cute.

This review contains spoilers. The one with the black hair on the cover is aggressive. I thought it was like meeting Taichiro, who doesn't like me, in a parallel world and then realising that Taichiro likes him, but it's deep! The story was right, and the parallel world setting was also used, which was interesting. It's also written from an offensive point of view, and the level of satisfaction is high... Taiichiro, whom I met in that world, was also somehow attracted to him, and although he felt sorry after returning home, I'm glad his junior was there... At first, to be honest, the look of a complete yes only seemed aggressive, but the shy face is insanely cute, and how do you think? It was also very unique and I liked it, and I felt like thank you so much for accepting it.

This review contains spoilers. I didn't watch much of the synopsis, and I bought it just for the title, cover, and trial reading, but I really enjoyed it at an angle above my imagination! It's written a little bit in the synopsis, but it's a parallel world. The story is also interesting, but I really liked the two main characters. Taiichiro feels like wolves have completely different attitudes on the outside and inside, and even though Ino's facial muscles are dead and at first glance unfriendly and I don't know what he's thinking, he was the type that really liked the fact that the contents were messy and merciful. The story ended beautifully, but I wanted to see more of their interactions. The author seems like this is his first comic, and I will continue to support it!

This review contains spoilers. It was about 100 times better than I thought...! It was a dog rather than a wolf, but I shunned W Parallel World because it made me nervous, and even in this game, I was like, “Eh, which one now!?” There were occasional petit panics, but after reading it a few times, I was able to understand it, and the work itself ended satisfactorily without getting tangled up. The expressionless person has a pretty positive way of thinking and is wonderful. I want to be that kind of person...

This review contains spoilers. I can't help but look forward to my first comic! It was one book called. First, the picture is good. Speaking of Taichiro the Attack (cover) having sex appeal... but speaking of the simplicity of Uchinoi-san... whatever this difference (laughs), this is also good, and the two characters were also really well made, so it was well finished. I thought it was Lehman LOVE, but it was a bit of a fantasy, and there were parents and children... even though it's a story where the mainstream progresses with Taichiro, the parallel one also moved properly, huh! Is that going to happen in that world! There is also a different development called, hmm, is this really the first review? It was so complete. You'll get even better from your original drawing power, and the story structure for making this character is natural, so it's natural to look forward to the next work.