Reviews for My Cute Bully Manga

This review contains spoilers. Kota had childhood friends Nao x Nao, whom he met again for the first time in 6 years, as his henchmen. We were always together when we were kids, but since our partner, Nao, whom he had regretted having been bullied since we left... changed schools again, Kouta had an awkward reunion. They take the plunge and apologize, but Nao, who has the same attitude as before, confesses “I want them to become lovers.” A reunion between silent expressionless and little tsundere. It was so cute~! Past bullying doesn't act like Nao doesn't like, so as a result, it's a win-win way to bully your favorite child. Kota, who was a brat Taisho, is usually a good kid, and it was great that the physical disparity was reversed when he was a kid! Nao is hard to understand in the past and now, so I wanted them to talk about Nao's feelings a little more, but what Kouta loves is clearly conveyed. Bully Me Again, they were super cute, and they made me feel relaxed and excited from beginning to end, and it was fun. I want them to always take good care of their hometown.

This review contains spoilers. Both attacks and attacks were cute. Readers can quickly understand that they have both feelings, so they can warmly watch over the exchange between the two. There are no particularly strong sexual depictions, but personally it was a story where it was OK to stop kissing.

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about two people who split up on a misunderstanding and are reunited for the first time in 6 years. I later realized that what I had attacked in the past might have been bullying, and after the reunion, they apologize and try their best to be careful about how to treat them, and the reception is so hard and cute. In the first place, even at the time of recollection, “I wonder if I just want to keep up...?” That was my impression, but I also understand the truth that past depictions from an offensive point of view were accepted everywhere, so I think people who have retreated with the word “bullying” can read it with peace of mind. Even so, from that way of parting ways, my heart was hurt and the love and regret for the attack that suddenly disappeared without saying anything was so great, and my heart was tightened here and there. I tore up all the photos of the attack myself, but it's already painful that I completely forgot about it... but I think they both asked their parents and they would have told me about the other person's contact information, but I wonder if they couldn't do it because they both didn't have the courage to do it. Even though the depiction of the two of them for 6 empty years without each other was only 1 cut, the loneliness was conveyed so much that the comic became amazing... At the end, they flirted as if they were taking it back, so I'm glad! There are no guithorses, and it's supposed to be the main story... they all have feelings for each other, so it makes me feel kind. I am satisfied with these two really cute people. There are no corrections required. There are no strong depictions of the actual performance in the first place, so maybe there are people who feel that it's unsatisfactory for that purpose? But I personally really like the fact that the power on the kotatsu was “off” when it said it was cold...!!! Which direction is this...

This review contains spoilers. At first glance, when I thought they liked the lighter one, it was natural for both of them to disappear in the heavy and cute countryside, but I personally had a few places where Nao disappeared...

This review contains spoilers. Yasu-chan and Nao-chan were cute. Even though Yasu-chan had always regretted it, it was good that Nao was not a bully but that she said so much. It would be nice if there was a continuation of the two after that.

This review contains spoilers. It was like that. If you meant to bully them, you probably didn't feel like you were being bullied by your partner, but that you were protected. The reverse pattern is pretty common; it seems like they didn't mean to bully them. As time goes by, my memory also becomes vague... it's a story where Ko-chan gradually thinks back on the old days, and at the same time progresses while remembering that it was actually like this. Just cute. I feel like it would have been nice if there was a little more conflict, from a relatively sudden confession from the restart to the relationship, but I'm glad this is a heartwarming story. It was my first time as an author.

This review contains spoilers. They seemed to be in agony thinking back in the day that they might have bullied them in the past, and in fact, they felt like they had been saved quite a bit by it. Just a moment, old reminiscences appeared everywhere in the story, and the inside of my head became puffy. I wanted to see more scenes where the two were in love...

This review contains spoilers. It was a trial reading on Twitter and I liked it, so I bought it. She's bullied (Nao), a self-proclaimed bully (Ko-chan), but if you turn the lid back, she wasn't bullied at all, and if you look closely, she was a very kind kid, putting pressure on my classmates who made fun of my family circumstances because they were my henchmen, and successfully teasing my self-esteem damaged by good intentions called sympathy and ripping them off from the scene. However, according to the flow of this story, I think it would have been easier to read on if it had started a little earlier that Toko-chan actually liked Nao. Hey hey, I can't deny the feeling of flowing quickly and sticking together, so I started dating before I got injured on that mountain, and I feel a bit uncomfortable about skinship. I think it would have been easier to read on if Ko-chan rebels against her love and is trying to become a good friend after Gaki Taisho, or something like that she actually bullied her because she liked her and reunited with Nao when she was aware after she moved. Also, the essential scene was easy. Before I knew it, it was supposed to be the first time for both of them, where did they buy their knowledge, and even though preliminary preparation and preprocessing (I'll use it as preprocessing because it's an inappropriate word, I think those who understand can understand it) are the most important, I feel like readers were left a bit left behind when they skipped it and completely naked. Well, I think it was pretty good looking at it in total.