Reviews for Shilly-Shally Manga

This review contains spoilers. Nicolas, a college student who has moved to a new town, met Albert, an indecisive man, and his neighbor, Luca, who has a bad female habit. Since I helped Al, who had passed away because he couldn't decide whether to enter the store with his right foot or left foot, I decided to work part-time as an indecisive Al decision agent. Suspense BL where a brutal murder case occurs on the other side of deciding Al's actions on the phone call that comes several times a day. It was so much fun! The perspective was novel, and I was so worried that I couldn't take my eyes off what was going to happen. I recommend reading it without spoilers, but the background is dark and there is violence and sexual assault, so be careful if it's a landmine. I can't blame Nicholas for his final decision. It seems that the main character in the author's other works is “Nicholas,” but there doesn't seem to be any connection with this work. It was interesting, so maybe I'll read the other works.

This review contains spoilers. Nicholas's father is scum. So I thought it was Amiro Zama who was killed last. If possible, I'd like to see Luca flirt at the end. I thought it would be scary later that I was run away by the culprit.

This review contains spoilers. The image was that the author excels at twists and turns, so will they come this time too?! are you coming?! I've been waiting, but... they won't come!!!

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting. The story takes an unexpected turn, and it's exciting. When I moved to a new city to go to college. Just after that, I was too indecisive, so I was offered a part-time job to a man I met for the first time to make a decision for myself. I was suspicious because he was a strange person, but the job of acting as a decision maker is easier than I thought, interacting with clients is fun, and the salary is good. However, from there, they got involved in painful troubles and incidents. The responsibility and guilt associated with choices, entrusting it to an unrelated third party, and if the other person is unhappy due to one's own choices... it was an interesting subject, like a choice thought experiment. The contrast between the situation and Albert, who was being forced to choose between the two harshly even though the situation was different, was also impressive. However, Albert was a child at the time, so it's painful to think about the hate and heartbreak that drives him.