Reviews for Minato's Laundromat Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've only read it halfway through, but I like the relationship between these two people who are so cute and relaxed. I'm wondering if the two of them actually met, or what happened in the past.

This review contains spoilers. I was drawn to the cover and read it, but I really liked the atmosphere of the picture and the relationship between the two main characters, and I read it while thinking it was interesting. I'm worried about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. It's called Yuru-kyun BL, so it's loose. I'm in the second year of my partner's high school, so it still takes time until I'm an adult (until graduation? until adulthood?). When you refill Yurukyu!

This review contains spoilers. Volume 1. what is this! It makes me so excited, so cute! Volume 2. The two are as cute as ever! I want to read more soon! Volume 3. huh huh!? It was volume 3, and suddenly there was anger in me and Kyun disappeared. why!? what is that!? It makes me want to seriously consider it, so I read volumes 1 through 3 in a row. It is volume 1, and there is something called “10 years” in Shin's lines, but the details have not yet been clarified even after 3 volumes have been released. So, even though I know that Shin likes Minato, I still don't know when the two met, what happened, and Shin fell in love with Minato even after volume 3. The relationship between the two hasn't progressed that much since volume 1. Shin and Minato. At first, I was cheering for the two cute people, but they didn't get too far, so I thought, “Shin, a high-spec handsome high school student, aren't there any other better people for you? How about quitting your painful love and moving on to a new love?” No matter what I thought... Is it the original author's intention that the story doesn't progress at all, or is it due to adult circumstances (due to the publisher side)? When I got away from the main comic, I was confused. There are no complaints about the story itself or the illustrations. I like the character settings for Shin and Minato, and I like the lines. I want to keep an eye on these two cute people from now on. But, but... well, in the future, at this pace, the story itself doesn't progress at this pace, and only the number of volumes increases steadily, I bought up to 3 volumes, but I wonder if I'll buy 4 volumes? What do you think? hmm. That's my honest feeling. I bought 4 volumes even though I was worried. Moe and Kyun, who disappeared in volume 3, were never revived. I think it's a matter of taste. I liked the picture, but I'm leaving after volume 4, Shobon.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's perfect for people who like stupid spitefulness. It's frustrating because it feels like a pure romance comic, but watching it makes me cringe...! I'm getting older, so that's good too. There isn't any eroticism at the moment, so those looking for it might not be suitable. It's just insanely good, so I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. I am this kind of heartwarming (?) I like those with extreme depictions over BL books like that, but even without such depictions, I was so excited and smirked. The illustrations and storyline are so good, and above all, I love Shin's Ichitsu... This is probably the first time I've been able to get this excited even without any crazy scenes lol. Minato is dragging on Sakuma sensei, and they don't seem to stick together yet, but I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I also feel that love for Shin-kun, a high school student who loves Akira from Alassah, is a bit heavy, but... even though I'm really happy that he works hard to make homemade food and is thought so cute, Akira, who desperately puts up with it because he's a high school student, is also cute... actually, we met 10 years ago? I'm worried about collecting foreshadowing.

This review contains spoilers. It's going to be a girls' manga frame, isn't it? Minato is so cute that the younger DK Singh is making a big fuss over her. The story progresses slowly, so it's a bit confusing, but it's interesting.

This review contains spoilers. It ended at a point I was really worried about! I think it's really easy to read, even for BL beginners. Shin, who is in love with Minato, who runs a laundromat, is a handsome high school student who directly conveys his feelings, so it's dazzling. I really understand Minato's feelings of being in a relationship with such a younger person, which is scary and makes me want to run away. It makes me think I'm even older when I'm becoming an adult lol. I want to read more soon.