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

This review contains spoilers. If you wonder if Kakenoko is having trouble, I recommend it if you enjoy the lovey-dovey feeling that the story progressed smoothly even though it was a little unsatisfactory, and since she was a little unsatisfied, she was a pure, cute, and nice kid from the beginning.

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting. They can do anything and are good at passing through generations, but they're all so uninterested in others that they all look like mosaic-faced mobs. One day, I found someone I was interested in at university, and it became the same until my part-time job. From there, they fell in love with each other and the fierce approach began. I laughed because the attack to make animate a part-time job like a regular bookstore was so strong. The reception is very salty, but the voice of the opposite heart in the point of view of receiving part was also interesting. From an offensive point of view, everyone is a faceless mob other than receiving, so it's good that only reception has a special feeling. I also like the reception that they think the offensive approach is more two-dimensional than two-dimensional. The story of how the attack made me start to worry about receiving it was also impressive. Their aggressive, relentless, and expressive attacks in front of reception were also cute.

This review contains spoilers. It's a love story between the handsome Yo-Kya and Yin Kyo-taku, but the feeling that Yokya Suzuki-kun is very important and loves Yin Kya-Yamada came through and I was really excited to read it. I think the development of the conversation and the feelings of the two were well put together at a good tempo. The ethi one feels like it's built in smoothly until the end. It was smooth even in the extra edition, so I made it 4 stars because I felt that it was a bit unsatisfactory for me who wanted to see the intense twinkling between the two.

This review contains spoilers. It's peaceful. It's a very peaceful work. It made me feel happy. I want to thank the kind world. I'm happy to have come across this work. It was so nice. I can't stop smiling. Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. ● I really like Suzuki's visuals! No, I already agree with Tanaka on that point. However, I couldn't figure out why Suzuki loved Tanaka so much... ● Suzuki is speaking properly from his own mouth. Directly against Tanaka. It's like this, this is why I fell in love with Tanaka. Even when I hear that, “huh???” that was me... Could that episode be Suzuki's “first time” for everything? and. (The first time I thought I didn't like myself, the first time I became aware of people's faces, etc.) ● It was great that Suzuki, who has lived without moving his emotions, seriously talks to somehow convey his feelings to Tanaka without worrying about his surroundings, and I understand that resonated with Tanaka. In that sense, I loved this scene. ●And... will Suzuki's feelings progress to “I want to hold Tanaka”? It's... a sense of incongruity. I know that coming into contact with Tanaka, who triggered my own changes, calms my mind, and I think Tanaka, who is heartwarming, and Tanaka, who is being swayed by that, is cute, but when asked if they needed that one, they say “???” It becomes... ● I like Suzuki, who is a bit vile, who makes plans to gain Tanaka's trust and “likes.” I feel like this is Suzuki. I'm glad Suzuki is dressed as Tanaka's recommended character (laughs) ● I liked the subcharacter Yoshida quite a bit (laughs) No, his face wasn't drawn properly either. However, the character had a proper expression on his face, and his movements and speech were interesting. ● The extra edition is 16P in the main text. The total content was ★ 3, and I chose ★ +1 based on visual preferences.

This review contains spoilers. People from really different worlds stick together and Kiseki (^^) I understand that Tanaka's point of view is their boyfriend, so I can't believe it and doubt it. It feels like it's progressing slowly. Is your part-time colleague Yoshida a man? The same goes for school, though. I was a little worried.

This review contains spoilers. The hidden character Tanaka-kun and the handsome Suzuki-kun. How did the two opposite people who just passed each other end up in a relationship? It's a strange and relaxing story. Tanaka-kun doing his best for the first time is interesting!

This review contains spoilers. I finished reading the first volume and bought the extra edition. The extra edition is 19 pages. This is a story about Arata-kun who has trouble calling him by name. I bought it when it was discounted, so I had the impression that it was a reasonable price. Fewer pages at full price? However, if you are fascinated by this couple in one volume, I don't think there's any loss in buying it! I have the impression that I also wanted to see the round and round reception after having more relationships with volume 1, the extra edition. Anyway, I always like cool attacks, I like them, and it's also good that their aura is at full throttle.