Reviews for I'll Kiss You, You'll See. Manga

This review contains spoilers. I had a unique impression of the author's other works, so I tried reading them and bought them. I'm glad I bought it. There are also places where I wonder if we're being silly with each other. The picture is beautiful and cool too! My part-time job, Yoshida, was also a nice guy, and he had a good taste. I liked it so much that I finished reading it and read it again.

This review contains spoilers. It's a love story where Suzuki-kun and Tanaka-kun meet on a university campus, and the way it's drawn is interesting. There was a time from Tanaka-kun's point of view, a time from Suzuki-kun's point of view, and a time from a third person's point of view, which was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. Suzuki is a perfect handsome guy who has no interest in others, and Tanaka is an otaku college student. Suzuki, who is a popular person who acts flawlessly but is actually too uninterested in others to even recognize his face, seems concerned about Tanaka the Bocchi Otaku from a certain incident. Ria Mitsuru and Otaku love get together at work, and as they get to know Tanaka, they fall in love with him. They are both cute, smiling, and relaxed. The flatness of Suzuki, who adapts even when starting to work at ○Nimate with the intention of being a bookstore, is also highly likable, and in fact, Tanaka, who is in a hurry to be approached by the Suzuki he admires, is also cute. The types are originally different, so there are differences, but it was interesting to be able to enjoy the sweet and sour taste of first love. The picture drawn by Tanaka, who has both feelings and is at full throttle, and Suzuki, who responds so well, is an otaku dream and is too awesome!

This review contains spoilers. Great as ever! is that a gag that comes in all this way? I like the way it feels. It makes me laugh out loud. Tanaka-kun is cute.

This review contains spoilers. The entire book is titled. 186 pages. Buy the author. It's about attacking a handsome guy x taking a plain guy (otaku), and I think the setting and story is king. But is this probably the first time a storyline has been structured? I felt that the reading pattern had changed a bit... Only the first episode is from an offensive point of view, and everything else is from a reception point of view, right? From the receiving point of view only, alternating between attack and reception, or from the receiving point of view (the opposite happens sometimes, right? I mean, I mean, this work also applies here, I think it's unusual to switch at the end of the first episode. I wonder if there are many works that switch in about half?) I think it's a common pattern where only 1 episode in the middle or only the final episode is an attack (receive) point of view, but this pattern was the first pattern as far as I can remember. Also, it was really nice that only the first episode had an offensive point of view lol. Why a handsome guy? Are you interested in plain men? I think the reason you fall in love with it is a part that bothers you when reading BL, but it was nice that it was light and had a sense of security by presenting it in small batches from the beginning. After switching to the point of view of receiving, the reason I fell in love with it presented in the first episode was an attack that proved with words and actions, and together with the reception, they all went viral (////) w. I think it was very good. Nonetheless, the setting is royal, so I think it's a story where people who read a lot of BL feel a sense of deja vu. However, I felt the originality and sense of originality and good sense from the creators who showed that royal setting in an unobtrusive and slightly different form. It's erotic and smooth. Scenes where people kiss and eat their ears rather than eroticism came out loud. The correction was blank. It's smooth and erotic, so I don't think corrections are that bothersome. Also, I was curious about the nice supporting character, Yoshida-kun, for his interesting character design lol.

This review contains spoilers. I bought a book by this author for the first time because I like pictures! My honest impression after reading it is that the recipient is too cute! The attack was cool too, but personally I like the cry of acceptance! Also, when it came to the end of the game, both receiving and attacking showed a sense of indulgence that wasn't in the beginning, and it was already great.

This review contains spoilers. Suzuki and Tanaka go to the same university (this common name is good again lol). I thought Suzuki was just a high-spirited guy, but he thought Ani Ito was a normal bookstore, started a part-time job, and thought that Doki Doki of Love was an arrhythmia, which is quite natural. Meanwhile, behind his lack of expression, Tanaka has actually admired Suzuki for a long time, and his heart's voice is quite interesting. At first glance, it's a very normal romantic comedy, but I enjoyed reading it without stress because of the cute characters and just the right comedic feeling. Surprisingly, there is plenty of sex too. And the Lucid cosplay scene was really exciting with Suzuki and Tanaka! The extra edition is 19 pages. The two people who called each other by their first names were fresh and cute.

This review contains spoilers. It was a story about attacking with high specs and being taken by otaku. I was able to read it quickly and it was interesting, but I thought I wanted to see even more aggressive places.