Reviews for What's Wrong with Being a Jerk? Manga

This review contains spoilers. A new book in my favorite series! I'm really curious about how Kougo-kun fell in love with Minato. It's hard for Minato to be liked by these two dangerous people.

This review contains spoilers. I bought it before, and it was my favorite work, but after noticing that 4 volumes were out, I reread it for the first time in a while, but volume 4 is really great! Minato, who gradually becomes honest, is too cute! I have the impression that volume 3 is a bit subtle, but I definitely want you to read up to volume 4. It looks interesting even if it's made into a drama. I definitely want them to draw a sequel too. Even Aoba-kun's spin-off!

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a story about Bocchi no Minato growing up. Finally, I was able to cry in the scene where Minato revealed his true intentions. I bought it and it was correct.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where the main character, who was “scum” and “I'm superior,” has had an unrequited love for many years, is strongly obsessed with a high spec, is doted on by her boyfriend, and continues to change. However, that doesn't mean he's really scum, he's a community member with a straight heart... the royal “I'll be swept away by my doting boyfriend here!” If we betray all of them and pass by each other, we will deepen our understanding of each other... but it's frustrating! But watching them really slowly deepen their bond is also a bit of fun (laughs) when I learned that the reason the main character stubbornly tried to stick around without being spoiled by his doting boyfriend was to stay together, and my love exploded. Once I understand the uneasy feeling behind the protagonist who says what he wants to say without always being swept away by the mood, I want to reread it again. I still want to see more!

This review contains spoilers. I was moved by the sight of Minato expressing his feelings while crying in an attempt to respond to Issaku's feelings for himself... I was also moved by Issaku, who made an effort to change his way of thinking when he heard it. You can still watch this over and over again, right? Please show me the future of the two of them!

This review contains spoilers. Minato is gradually becoming cute instead of scum, and Tsuzuki is a good-looking guy on the outside, but the contents are different, which is interesting. I read up to 3 volumes, and I'm glad I was able to read the story of how they became lovey-dovey from high school to college.

This review contains spoilers. Minato is getting so cute! Tsuzuki-kun is Minato-kun's life, and there were a lot of things from beginning to end, but after all, they both love them, so please take a look!

This review contains spoilers. I mean Minato is scum, but I wonder if it's scum at all. I think it's a bit difficult to stick with, though. lol I also don't think it's perverse or anything to think that it's a trick or dishonesty, even if the general public were to be ignorant and come to terms when they had a fight or something. When I was in elementary school, Issaku started to worry about Minato because it already seemed like Minato from around this time, and I felt somewhat relieved. The depiction of them sleeping holding hands on a train is already so precious that I want to keep watching cancer in the same car as a wall... But when Minato's younger brother, Kyu-kun, came out as a good kid who loves Issaku, my tension rose. That's cute

This review contains spoilers. Excuse me, I started reading it without much expectation, but it was really nice! I only bought 1 volume as a trial, but I ended up buying 4 volumes at once. A story about receiving the self-proclaimed Kuzbochi and attacking Spadari. From my point of view, it's just that they have a slight communication disorder, they have a good personality, and they're not bad at all. Attack dotes on receiving from beginning to end, and it was very nice that it was carefully written over 4 volumes from Attack from Zero Feeling for Attack until Love deepens as much as Attack. I enjoyed not only love, but also the well-paced conversations with my friends and people around me, and it's too sad to finish it in volume 4! I would like you to write more stories about the two of them!

This review contains spoilers. First time writer. The world of Issaku completely changed with Minato's words when he was in elementary school. Once I fell in love with that person's way of thinking, I think I'll love it for a long time. I reread it after a long absence and it made me feel warm.