Reviews for My Gloom, His Gaze Manga

A slightly self-deprecating reception saying “I'm normal.” The reason the two shared their thoughts was a very exciting accident, and although it felt like a fantasy unique to BL, the feeling after reading it was a cute love story. However, the persuasive power is a bit weak, so it may be hard to leave an impression.

It's simple to read without having to read too deeply, with ☆ 4. The story of the handsome guy and the bad guy is funny, but I don't think there are any comics other than those that aren't written in a normal way, but why don't you? □ You're a handsome enough cute guy even if you're not reading it, aren't you? At the same time, I was satisfied with the setting and there was a sense of naivety (lol) this book was written as if Kuga-kun was a mess and the main character had gray on the mob (excuse me Tatsumi (laughs)), and I was able to read it really easily — it was just too simple, so ☆ I was able to reduce it by one.

Happien, who passed by. It was a pity because there were parts where the picture was a bit stiff or looked awkward.

Kuga is a handsome guy and has a handsome personality. Tatsumi is also cute and cunning. The pictures are beautiful and I like it. Maybe I'd like to take a look at what happened after the two of them too!

It ended so quickly, so it's a shame. It's a work I want to read longer and more deeply! Attack you have a strong crush on you, and it's so cool!

Tatsumi's personality is much cuter. The development that was swept away too much is subtle, but I enjoyed it quite a bit while episode 3 was completed. The padding, thinness, and placement of the letters are subtle, and it may be a terrible way of saying it, but it's not a professional job. I wonder if it's a foreigner.

It was set at a university drinking party with a sense of familiarity, and it was very easy to read and get into. How Kuga fell in love with Tatsumi was also depicted and it was very nice (^^)

I can't believe such a perfect attack...! I also wanted to take a closer look at the attacking side's point of view.

Reading Kuga Ozen: Tatsumi, who relentlessly said he's a good man, is getting cuter.

Nice title. I think it takes a reasonable amount of time to accept the feeling that you like a man. The content made my heart flutter.

3 volumes, 28 pages each y. There aren't any more, so I wonder if this is the end of it. Too bad it ended so soon. The picture is unique.

I read it because I liked the writer! Attack-kun is in an important place where receiving is important, and the fact that he notices it made me cringe. (The place that gets misunderstood at izakayas is Gilesille~) It conveys a sincere feeling, and I like it. If it had been drawn a little more carefully, it would have been even better~ I want to read more!

The character settings were interesting. It was revealed in volume 2 why Oki decided to play Kissma, but volume 1 was the most interesting so far after reading up to 3 volumes. It is said that it unfolded too fast, but there was a depiction that they were both aware of each other in many ways, and the reception included alcohol, so there wasn't that much sense of incongruity. However, since it was quick to hit, it would have been nice to be even more relentless after that. Too bad the attack was more mature than I thought. I personally wanted them to do something for themselves to receive it at a drinking place rather than confess in words by making more use of the kiss magic setting. I wanted to see not only that they were protected by attack but that their reception grew. In the end, the reception is normal, and I wonder if they will be satisfied with being loved while envious of the attack. I feel like in spite of being manly naked... And I wonder if the kiss from the page could have been expressed more effectively just the face of the recipient. Overall, it was fun and I like the quiet atmosphere!

It was nice that it was pretty erotic where the main character of Nonke was swept away in no time from kissing to sex due to the flow of the scene. I like the feeling of not being able to hold back my exasperated body. I'm looking forward to seeing what these two will become like.