Reviews for Faker Manga

This review contains spoilers. Segawa saves Mikami without Segawa himself being aware of it is the scene I like the most, so I'm glad these two went well

This review contains spoilers. Segawa's Bijou is beautiful, and what's more, I thought losing was the strongest person with aggressive speech, but the way she clings to her affair partner was the biggest gap

This review contains spoilers. Segawa's pretty face and how bad it was in her mouth was the biggest pressure point. I was surprised that Mikami kept an eye on him all the time during the training

This review contains spoilers. I read it from Liar earlier, and even though it's the spin source, there's no problem at all!! The teacher's pattern and style are a perfect match, and the attackers are Itome-kun, who usually smiles, but now he opens his eyes when he's at a loss, and the atmosphere and flow change all at once! That's amazing! They are also good at watarase jutsu, where they absolutely drop their target prey. The reception was also ephemeral and pretended to be a pretty beautiful woman, and she was pretty aggressive and bad at speaking. I really understood my bad parts, but I couldn't face them and had a cheating affair for years. This work is happy, and I read it all at once with a sense of emptiness in the process of these two people getting close to each other, and there are parts that are a bit heavy and dark, similar to obsession over there, so I was already immersed in the worldview! They are really good at scenes of entanglement, including physical fights! After all, Chiyozaki-sensei's work is great!!! I recommend it to those who like something quiet and slightly dark!!!

This review contains spoilers. He's bullish ~ the corrections aren't blank, and I feel like eroticism is OK ~ Chiyozaki-sensei is nice after all.

This review contains spoilers. Even if I read it again, it's an interesting work that's worth reading. It was your debut work! The picture, story, and plot are all at a great level. When I joined the company as a newcomer, I was taken by a senior I admired who could work, and the psychological depiction of how I always felt bad about myself, relationships I didn't believe in from the beginning, and love affairs where I couldn't be sincere unless I was sincere were depicted very carefully, and I thought each character was real. People like Segawa who work on dishonest, pure white newcomers; people like Segawa whose roots are the type that tries to face people properly; people like Mikami who seem to be bored without anyone they have gotten used to until now; their detailed actions, which are not straightforward, are also very realistic, and their portrayals of characters are natural, and even in fiction, they are infuriating, empathize, and sympathize, and it's interesting to be drawn into the story. Also, the romance between people who thought they didn't want to give up on this partner and they tried to face each other seriously at the end resonated really well. I feel like I can also understand that Abe and Segawa, who began with distrust, are always in trouble. There is a sense of pictorial truth, such as the figure of Segawa alone, who was caught up in that kind of relationship, and the artist's expressive power is amazing.

This review contains spoilers. This is because the manager's sense of fun with fire is bad, isn't it? try your hand at a subordinate you adore and that's it. She is a beautiful woman who is stubborn and strict with her juniors. They are ridiculed for adopting faces, etc., but since they talk about the results, there are no complaints. The punching at people who slap in the back is right on target and feels good, but it's unbearable for those who say it (laughs) I and others can't believe it. Somehow unlucky and lonely. They're attacking younger, but they're 24 years old who are pretty used to the world (laughs) T college graduate, good face, strong communication skills, excellent ability to read the air, observation, insight, no complaints. There were only easy captures, and there wasn't anything I wanted. It's the only thing I find that I can't seem to get, and I'm interested. It depicts complex human heart patterns that make it hard to understand how far it is a game and where the seriousness starts. I'm glad the affair came to an end. Mikami, I have to seriously take responsibility (laughs) is there a lot of Chiyozaki-bushi? The spin-off is Liar. Same company settings. These two people are showing up just a little bit.

This review contains spoilers. The subtlety of the mind drawn by this artist, or the fluctuating feelings, that kind of thing is excellent. The dark part that humans have has been dug up, so it's good that it doesn't feel too light. But it's safe because it's Happien. And the strongest person is probably the manager's wife (laughs) who would hit Futsu for three and a half lines, right?

This review contains spoilers. First of all, the picture is beautiful! I really liked it! The story is also interesting. Attack-kun is doing his best to turn you around, and Take-kun, who is in agony without being able to forget the person you like was also good, and I wanted to read more of the 2 people that followed

This review contains spoilers. I like Lehman, but I don't really like the powerful and harassing boss setting... but Mikami-kun's unflattering obsessive love that overturned it felt good, so I gave it 5 stars. Lehman Love is great after all! It's their debut work, but there are a lot of genius writers hiding there. The picture is beautiful.

This review contains spoilers. Both men and women stopped by the cool and beautiful Segawa, but unlike his appearance, he was a very good-mannered guy with a bad voice. However, behind that, she continued an adulterous relationship with her boss Abe for 5 years. That figure was seen by newcomer Mikami, and the fact that Mikami's obsession drama began from there was also a good story development, huh! The various developments leading up to here were mystery-like and interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I mean, I thought I could understand both receiving and attacking. I was convinced that that is certainly true if you don't be honest, you can't stay honest. If you keep it messy, your opponent will also think that you can be messy. My seniors, who had a particularly bad relationship, got used to being messy, so I think they maintained their ego by telling themselves that there are places where they are not messy. That's probably why they didn't like themselves and couldn't believe the attack that they liked themselves. However, until now, attacks have surely gone a long way into people's weak and sensitive areas by listening to people's complexions, so I also feel like we're both. But I think we've made it our best to like each other. I really liked this story because it depicts emotions so realistically. I think the focus is on the slightly difficult part of what you like, and whether you are liked with straight up thoughts about the things and people you want to cherish. I definitely want you to read this work.