Reviews for Faker Manga

This review contains spoilers. Segawa and Mikami are seniors and juniors at the same company. Segawa is a pretty beautiful type of senior. Mikami is the type of junior who is well-behaved and is well-liked because he cares about his surroundings and responds properly to concerns. Mikami likes Segawa so much that he can't help but be concerned about it, and if Segawa drinks too much one day and he takes him to a laid-back place, he takes him to the hotel and hugs him. Segawa, who was drunk and had a decline in her thought circuit, had no choice but to be hugged by Mikami and felt comfortable and swept away, but after waking up in the morning, Mikami confessed and wanted them to go out with him... But if you refuse to say someone you like, you're having an affair with your boss named Abe, right? I was told... It was described as threatening, but Segawa, who was only a little worried about Mikami, almost fell to Mikami, but stayed on his feet, spat on his rant, and left. Segawa, who eventually broke up with Abe, was frustrated when things about Mikami flickered. Meanwhile, Mikami noticed that Segawa was wandering around, came a little closer and swayed around. But at the end, they fell in love with Mikami and became their lover, and I'm glad Segawa was freed from being swayed by an affair with Abe... Segawa is too clumsy, wandering, and creates a dangerous atmosphere, so there's a gap where people of the same sex approach her. That dangerous atmosphere was unbearable. However, Abe, the partner I had an affair with, was hurt by his wife, and it felt pretty refreshed. I didn't really like my boss who made that person, so Segawa broke up and it was the right answer. Somehow Mikami is obsessed with Segawa, and Mikami, who is full of spadari feeling, pampered Segawa and treated him kindly, so it's quite a bargain property? That's it. At first, she came as an intern at a university, and she was an ephemeral beauty, and I only saw Segawa as Dostrike, but I was so worried about Segawa that I couldn't help but be helped, but even if Segawa said what Mikami's thoughts were, would she be dragged around without noticing it? Segawa is quite obsessed, but even so, I'm glad that Mikami was saved by being able to release myself. From now on, I want to go to Segawa, hoping that Mikami will heal me.

This review contains spoilers. The exchange between my senior and Mikami was frustrating, but it was also real, and I was drawn in by the realism of the pictures, and I read them all at once. I want to see more after that flirt between Senpai and Mikami, who can't see their private lives at all. Anyway, my senior when I had sex is erotic. I also want to take a look at the story with the adulterous boss in the extra edition...

This review contains spoilers. ● The whole thing is connected, but the subtitle “Factor” is attached to the first 2 episodes of “Faker” and the latter 3 episodes. Somehow it feels like “Part 1 Complete” in the first half. It seems that Segawa's feelings for Abe are also separated here. I wonder if Mikami was the one who made things that had always been fuzzy clear. Even in “Factor,” there is a depiction of Abe having regrets, but this is Mikami's point of view... Mikami's jealousy. ● Segawa has a low sense of self-affirmation. So I'm probably uneasy and unbelievable if love isn't in a form that's easy to understand. Perhaps putting emphasis on results at work is a similar feeling. People like that aren't suited to infidelity or game-like relationships, are they? He is an unwittingly pure person. That's bad, so it's troublesome... ● Mikami has lived so slowly that I can't grasp the feeling that he really likes this person. I feel like I don't know if it's love or obsession, or if it's just a game feeling. What's more, the experience of getting bored once you get it is ingrained in my body, so it's scary to get serious or get into it. ● I didn't really understand the clock episode... Segawa suddenly gave the watch he got from Abe to Mikami. I think it was a time when things were going well with Abe, but... it was just a light feeling that got a little big, so I wonder if it didn't mean anything in particular. (I wonder if that's why Mikami called him “dishonest”?) ● These two troublesome men are insanely erotic, so it's burning...! It would be nice if we could face it from now on. They are drawn in love with each other, and you can also hear slightly honest words from the two people in parentheses. It's over there!

This review contains spoilers. Everyone is at a high level with their recent debut works. Chiyozaki-sensei is good at drawing and storytelling. Were you trained on a mountain somewhere? I'm sorry this is my debut. It's a deep, obsessive love story. The psychological depiction is quite complicated, so if you don't look slowly at each character frame, it will be left behind. I've been left behind many times. Or rather, I still don't know... Segawa is a beautiful boy who has excellent grades and competes for 1.2 place in the company, but he is tough per person. Mikami, the top junior sales person, falls in love with him. The thread is wonderful. Segawa has been having an affair with his boss Abe for 5 years, but they haven't been able to meet him recently, and spent the night with Mikami over heavy drinking on the day the no-show was canceled... It has quite an impact, but this erotic depiction is so good, it's really a debut work!? The sharp edges, angles, wrinkles on clothes, facial expressions, and fleshiness are all perfect! It's interesting why Segawa had an affair and why it's still going on. What Segawa was looking for was a relationship between his boss and his subordinates, and even though they have become lovers (the depiction here is simple, I wanted to see more), he really wants to be by his side as a subordinate. But what will happen to this relationship if they are no longer lovers? Even though you can do your job, you're clumsy and clumsy in relationships. As it turned out, it was sunk cost effective and easy to understand. Mikami is also bright but has a dark cheat character. It's troublesome that once you get it, you lose interest. They try to beat Segawa, but the one word that sees through all of Segawa's words is handsome and impressive. On the cover of Factor 1, Mikami is naked and holding a woman while looking at her smartphone, and this woman is that ○○! the photo is that picture!? The way Mikami attacks up to that point is steeped in insanity and I love it. is it going to fall now? Is this love or obsession? There are various opinions from the reviewers, but personally, I think the reason I feel lonely without Sanjo who is satisfied once I get it is that I have completely fallen into obsession → love. The way you look at this may change depending on who reads it.