Reviews for Can't Help Myself Around You Manga

This review contains spoilers. I also liked the two characters, and the process of persuading the editor, Shishiou, to persuade the manga artist Sense by Curious was really good. In particular, I like the subtle mixture of honorifics and bad language, and the fact that it's easy to get carried away by a sense that doesn't fall off easily. After they stuck together, they were called by name at the end, and I wanted to see that moment too.

This review contains spoilers. I didn't really understand that it was a trial reading, but it was very interesting when I bought it and read it. I read it over and over again. It's a male BL writer who isn't upset at all at first and a slightly cool editor, and each character is also attractive, and why can you say you like it from volume 2? The psychological depiction of the crap was also good. It's a little different from sweet, but I thought it was good.

This review contains spoilers. I thought the picture was beautiful, and when I read the trial reading, the reception was a refreshing rationalist, and they were very aggressive, and I thought this was my favorite one, so I bought it. I like the fact that both offense and attack look and feel manly, so I like Satoru's figure that looks good in his suit and the quietly large lion king with a hunched back. There are a lot of short stories in BL now that quickly become love as soon as they start, so play volume 2 and “What is love?” The story that made me think in my head was really interesting. Big heads get stuck in tight spots, don't they? I'm glad these 2 people were able to land (laughs) Honestly, is it okay until the middle of volume 2? I thought this acceptance would be... but I really fell in love. I nodded so much that I felt so scared to death that being disliked by someone I fell in love with was so scary. I sympathize with you so much that I remember real heartbreak while reading BL (lol)

This review contains spoilers. It's a common setting for editors and writers, but you can slowly enjoy it. I thought it was tsundere, but he was a different, impregnable writer. The editors have already done their best! It's complete, but you can continue with Dele, right?

This review contains spoilers. At first, I felt like everything started with my body, but it was nice to be aware that I like the two of them! Anyway, there was so much eroticism (lol) it was wonderful!

This review contains spoilers. The conversation and onomatopoeia are all interesting. Especially where hotels have onomatopoeia! The pictures are beautiful, cute, and elegant, and all of the door pictures in each episode are cool. The fact that Mr. Lion is an old man who has lost his shoulder strength, that Sensei is insanely cool, and that the editorial department is real are all interesting. I love that reason is ringing a bell. I'm so happy to be able to read this!

This review contains spoilers. I've been waiting for Kashima-sensei's comics! At first glance, I thought the attack was the opposite, but... I'm glad this is it!

This review contains spoilers. I bought this work because I liked the author, but I can only say that it is truly amazing. A slightly aggressive attack that shakes the conflict within the receiving self... An old man who is a little tired of attacking is also highly rated?

This review contains spoilers. A spin-off of Ayumu's older brother, Satoru from “Akihabara Foreign Love.” Lion King x Rotten Danshi Satoru has been transferred to the BL editorial department. Lion King, who was scouted after watching Satoru's doujinshi, and Satoru's chiguhagu duo, which lacks emotion. Unlike Lion King, who is attracted to Satoru as he helps Satoru create his work, Satoru, who doesn't understand romantic feelings at all, is formidable! The relationship progresses, but I'm nervous about these two people who don't feel close at all, but Satoru's heartbreak is unexpectedly deep, and I see, this is really tough... It was really nice that the Lion King burnt his hands and didn't do anything special; he just showed unadorned love! I also like the character Lion King, who is stubborn and manly. There was a slight sense of incongruity that Ayumu was completely careless about Satoru's wounds, but if each of the siblings were able to overcome their past and be happy, that would be the best. It was also a pressure point that the two seemed to feel more familiar than their sweetness after they had both feelings. That was interesting! There is also an extra edition of “Akihabara ~.”

This review contains spoilers. I personally sympathize with the teacher's view of romance, so I seriously enjoyed reading it. I haven't read Akihabara's one, so I'm not sure about the older brother's character, but until now, my two siblings should have supported each other and spent New Year's Eve every year, and as soon as I had a boyfriend, I decided on Toshikoshi with my boyfriend ~ ♪ without permission, and then I told my younger brother, “Eh, didn't you say that?” Hehe, I was just wondering what it would be like as an older brother... It's wonderful that the emotion of aggression comes in from the lower body and gradually becomes love. I want them to cheer up a lot after this.

This review contains spoilers. It was nice that the story was easy to get into. However, Sense, there's probably childhood trauma, but it's troublesome (laughs), someone who steps in as much as Lion King would fit in.