Reviews for Forced Switch Manga

This review contains spoilers. Even though it was a discount by looking at trial readings and reviews, they were the type to go back and forth where they were concerned about buying... Moreover, it is currently up to 3 volumes, but if you look at single stories, it seems that at least 2 more volumes will continue in terms of number of episodes, and it seems that books are being sold at a pace of 1 volume or less per year, so how many years until I can read the next one...? If it's something that makes calculations, at least it doesn't feel like it's being pulled... Now that I've read it, I'll follow you until the end, but I don't care if you follow a single story, you can enjoy that too! If you're not that kind of person, you need to be prepared. Again, the work itself is so exciting! So it's amazing! It's just that writing books just doesn't suit my personality...

This review contains spoilers. The main character was a Switch that I didn't know about myself. My homeroom teacher, who looked down on me if it was a sub, is actually a high ranked sub... I'm curious that something seems to have happened a long time ago.

This review contains spoilers. The relationship between volumes 1 and 2 was frustrating, but I feel like volume 3 finally paid off! I will continue to worry about it. but! Is there one thing you're worried about when it gets wet? The drawing power of...

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 2 volumes. Mr. Ohaga, who ended up in a really good place (sweat), finally conveyed his true feelings (greed) to Shinyo, and Shinyo also kissed himself and switched to the sub... it's probably Happien just like this! I finished volume 2 at that point (crying) and I want to continue reading it soon! However, in terms of single episode distribution, it feels like volume 3 hasn't come out yet. Throughout volumes 1 to 2, it's a story about Dom's Ohaga sensei (friend of Shinyo's brother) who switches his bad behavior to Shinyo and educates him, but Ohye-sensei originally liked Shinyo and hid it, and even though Shinyo definitely likes Ohei sensei, he feels disgusted by the sub and doesn't approve of it due to past trauma, and Dom Niijima-kun, who is Shinyo's friend, got involved in that, and the two don't really stick together. So I can't wait for volume 3! Shinyo, who is fluffy and has a tron when he is a sub, is too cute! The sight of them being spoiled and begging already makes me feel agony. One thing that bothered me was the relationship between Nakae-kun and Niijima-kun. partner? If so, it seems like their words and actions don't match. Nakae-kun wouldn't invite Shinyo if it were my partner, but Niijima-kun described it as mine. After all, I didn't understand until volume 2, so I was a little confused.

This review contains spoilers. It was my first Dom/Sub and Switch work, so I read it with interest. I've read up to 2 volumes, but I'm still unfinished. The evaluation may change after completion, but I will review my impressions up to now. High school teacher with S rank Dom Taeong x A rank Dom and bad behavior student Masayo. It's a story where Taiei, who sees Shinhiro, who has bad behavior both as a student and Dom, is forced to use Switch to awaken his subnature and discipline him. Shinyo was also initially opposed, but it was cute that he gradually began to seek Oei and became obedient. It really looks like a stray cat. It was nice that both of them were relentless in their argument, which was said to be a farce by a friend. I like characters that are relentless, so I liked both of them quite a bit! However, what about Shinyo's dynamism being transmitted from his older brother to Oei without his knowledge, and he was told to leave him under protection without permission!? I thought... even though things were going well as a result, it was also a cause of trouble, and even though I was apologized, my inside was still confused. Read it until the end, and if it's so good that you don't care about that point, I might give you an evaluation. I'm looking forward to the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. It was a story about receiving, who is bullish and only knows Dom, being switched and subtrained. The story was solid, so it was easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. I was rude at first!! lol. I thought, but it changed little by little, and it looked cute (laughs), and it's great to face my own feelings properly!! and whose point of view is that? I was able to read it while putting in a self-comment called. It has been confirmed that the air was getting a little suspicious, and I can't stop being excited about what awaits me. Thank you for your wonderful work!

This review contains spoilers. A high school student who doesn't seem to be able to control himself. Support for subs when Dom is terrible. It seems that only people who aren't satisfied can relieve their desires if they don't get worse, no matter how bad the sub is. I'm wondering if I can be satisfied with no subs or aftercare that I want to make worse. My older brother's friend Dom switched to Sub, and I even thought that I and those around me would be happier if I stayed in Sub. Were you watching from the shadows when Nakae invited him in episode 1 and “did it” and the two of them ran off the roof? Was the person you were listening to Niijima thinking from episode 6 “Even if You Take My Stuff and Throw It Away...” and “... in the same way...”? However, if they were there at this time, I know it was Nakae who invited them, so is he another person? It seems that Shinyo is changing little by little, but it seems that there are many enemies since the selfish Dom before, so it seems like there's still something more, so I want to read the continuation quickly

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about DK, who is A-ranked Ole-sama, who is the main character, and his homeroom teacher who can do whatever you want. I became a high school student without knowing my correct species, and my own species was made known by being blamed by my homeroom teacher. I still don't know the family of Takeshi and the background he grew up in, so I wonder if I can understand it in volume 2? It's like that. Maybe this is the first time you've read a story where Switch is the main character?