Reviews for Lethal Dose of Love Manga

Oh... heavy... heavy... it's heavy... I'm glad Ryosuke has inclusiveness and acted insistently without losing... Yu's past is hard but I don't want him to forget it, and even so, I don't want him to be happy, I like the loop... I think it's painful, but I'm glad the two of them became happy at the end (t._MENT) are you waiting for the Happy Lovable sequel?

Someone recommended it on SNS, so I was curious and bought it. The pictures are beautiful, and the characters are good-looking, so it's a feast for the eyes. But the story is a bit heavy. There's not much eroticism, so I feel like I was able to read it quickly.

First of all, the cover is good!! Something really attracted me!! Also, the picture is beautiful and I really like it. The story is a common reunion, and it's a story where it feels like receiving has been hurt in the past, but I liked both receiving and attacking, so that alone made me really excited.

The story is about Ryosuke, a college student, reunites with Yu, whom he loved in junior high school. Mr. Yosumi read “Likes and Dislikes Are a Fine Line,” and it was a romantic comedy and it felt light, so when I read this work without worrying too much, I was a little surprised that Yu's past was heavier than I expected. Ryosuke, Yu, the president, and their friends are all nice people, and I wonder if the president supported me even if I wasn't able to meet Ryosuke again. However, since it was an opportunity for Ryosuke to blow away his past, I'm really glad we were able to meet again. Just one point, in contrast to Ryosuke and Yu being depicted as good children, it was hard to see only the mother (and father-in-law) being drawn like the bad guys... It was nice that there was no reconciliation of tears, but I'm definitely not good at depicting a bad mother to make her shoulder unhappiness. I'm also in the position of a parent, so it's painful to read the story of a child who became unhappy because of her mother, and I thought about that mother, and it had a bad aftertaste.

The pictures were beautiful and easy to read. I think it would be great if there was a sequel or something. The handsome guy is a blessing in both attack and reception.