Reviews for We'll Get Our Happy Ending Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I've been following since episode 1! I read the author's comic for the first time, and I thought it was a work that really drew me in with its realistic feel. Ah, there are ~ I feel like this kind of sly man ~. lol I had a pretty strong feeling of watching Ishii → ← ← until the end. I don't think it's strong or weak as a comic. I can't deny the feeling that Wataru felt sorry until the last minute. It's a happy person, but it wouldn't be nice if people said that it was a refreshingly happy person. If there's a sequel, it's like Ishii →→→← Wataru. I think I want elements that would make Ishii feel uneasy. However, the title and the content of the work really match. It's not strong enough to be a drama, but in the sense of a real love affair, isn't the author who named this amazing...? I thought so. Honestly, I really want a sequel!

This review contains spoilers. Even though I don't review single episodes until they're finished, I was able to do it completely in 2 episodes. I really like it. It's a story between dumped things, and at first the flag is broken in seconds, but it's cute that Ishii gradually falls in love with it. I'm really looking forward to future developments. It's a jackpot work and I feel great.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if gay and bi college students experience mutual heartbreak and come to terms with each other? Gay juniors are a bit tough on Bai's seniors, but it's nice that Bai seniors are kind. The final rivalry scene was exciting, and expectations for the future are high! A really likely story unfolds in life at a club drinking party, and I want to follow the single episode.

This review contains spoilers. The psychological depiction of the two young people was realistic and fresh, and it was a work that made me feel excited too when I read it. Even though there isn't a particularly big story development, I can't take my eyes off the sense of distance and bargaining between the two. I was worried until the end and just charged, and at the end I was filled with a peaceful feeling.

This review contains spoilers. These are my impressions up to episode 1. The atmosphere changed from their debut work, which had a huge impact called Abduction and Confinement Attack, and it was a youth story of two college students that fused the comical and sad characteristics of the author. The love that begins with two heartbroken people licking their wounds from an impatient lover who was dumped is a little sad. It's just getting started, but the smell that seems like it's going to be a good product is pouring in and I'm looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. I was addicted to it in no time while thinking about it! At first, I'm worried that the frame rotation is a bit unique, but I'm quickly drawn into the relationship between the two and I forget about it and read on. This kind of thing is also between people of the opposite sex!! There are a lot of so-called “everyday people” stories in BL's works so far, and I've been reading each one while feeling excited, but I think it's good that this story also has a slightly different perspective and is “real.” That may be rude, but in a good way, in a good way! Let's say the world view of the burqa is a little more muddy, like a back alley, and miscellaneous... I read it one-off, but once it becomes a standalone book, I want to read it in one book, it's a single work ^ ^