Reviews for Love Road Manga

It's a work where I feel like it would be nice if these two people would stick together! It's so funny that I can't seem to read beyond the story!

There also seem to be voices recommending volume 2, but I like volume 1 too. Before I knew it, I fell in love with the counselor, or rather the collaborator (although being swayed around) much more than the person I was supposed to be in love with. I read it while thinking that there is such a thing. Unusually for this writer, volume 1 has an erotic level as close to zero as possible, or rather zero, but after all, I thought love would be nice.

I bought it starting with volume 2 by referring to other people's reviews ♪ Somehow I understood the content, and it was interesting ♪ Volume 1 is a story about 4 people with unrequited love... the story is about 4 people who have unrequited love, and it was fun. I like Nene Yamaguchi's story because it doesn't get lost.

The first volume is undeniable, but it has been a series of gut-wrenching stories since volume two. Atsushi's words and actions after their feelings have come through are irresistible!!

I thought he was a terrible man, but in fact, I was hit by a very gentle Atsushi gap. It was really cool. There isn't much trouble with this artist's one, so you can buy it with confidence.

I read the reviews and started reading from volume 2, but I bought it from volume 1 after a while. I understand the development, but no, I want to see what's going on! and. I like volume 1 too. There is a feeling that the main character is being swayed, but the person swinging around is also watching the main character properly and is sometimes made to be upset, and the only thing that was bad was the first impression. The protagonist, who takes advice close to orders and works hard single-mindedly, is cute. Advisors (who may be stakeholders) are men, so their point of view is different, and not only do they use them, they may be good partners if they are pure counselors. It's me, so it's reassuring to be on your side.

I've read Yamaguchi-sensei's other works, and I really liked them, so I bought them this time. As far as I read it, my impression is Yamaguchi sensei! It was like that lol Yamaguchi sensei is really good at writing scenes where the main character's mood changes and makes my heart ache up to this point, so I always read it with excitement. This work also made me feel so excited when I saw the boy's excited expression with the protagonist's gestures and words. Of course, eroticism is good, but love patterns are also well written, so I think it's a recommended work for those who like that kind of work ♪ I personally really like the manga artist and it was great, so I think I'll read other works too!

Atsushi was supposed to be an S character with a hard mission against Nozomi, but before I knew it, they bonded and went in the direction of doting on. This turning point was particularly sad, and there was a lot of laughter.

That was interesting! ... but there are a few places in this author's story where “huh?!” It's very unfortunate that something ends in a blur at the end, probably because there are many times when it doesn't make sense ('｀).

I liked both the picture and the story. I was surprised at the difference between the two from volume 1 and volume 2 onwards. It made me feel happy reading it.

The main characters in this author's story are always adorable. I'm worried about the continuation.

I like S boys, so I bought them all at once and read them. I like the feeling that it's more like a romance manga than a TL work.

The story is good, and the heroine is cute. I'm a fan of the author since Bitter Sweet.

When I entered college after following my favorite senior since high school, I had a beautiful girlfriend, and the handsome guy who ordered me to drop my senior when I was depressed was my senior's girlfriend's younger brother, and the main character was so pitiful at first that it hurt my heart. I wonder if it was necessary for the excitement that followed, but then I wish they would have cheered on the main character a little more.

The author is buying it. The story is also exciting, sad, and exciting, and I recommend it!