Reviews for The Guy She Was Interested In Wasn't a Guy at All Manga

It's a comic I've seen on Twitter once in a while, and this is what happened here. It was great to read it all at once. I want to watch the continuation as soon as possible!

Not to mention the two main characters, all the other characters are smiling. The world I've always wanted to see is here.

I'm happy because I lost my vocabulary, but the interaction between characters I really like is awesome and I'm worried even further ahead and I was watching it from Twitter

I've been following you all the time on Twitter. The delicate sense of distance between the two and the various emotions contained in the words of recommendation are interesting. And the green worldview that expresses it. It's good anyway. I'm also looking forward to volume 2.

First of all, I think there are people who watched it on Twitter because there aren't many drawings, so I think there are people who feel that it's expensive. If you only look at the price, you may feel that it is expensive, but in addition to being a large comic, the pages inside are all printed in two colors, so I don't think it's unavoidable for it to be at this price. The psychological depiction of each character was carefully described, and things like worries, excitement, and sadness unique to youth were tightly packed, and I was drawn in all at once. The music was also carefully drawn, and it made me want to listen to the songs of the artists that appear in the story.

Other people are reviewing the story of the two, so I evaluated the sounds that appear in this work. I'm very addicted to the generation, so it was great. Also, the overall use of color is wonderful. I also buy paper.

On Twitter, I was shot out from the beginning of the real thing in this magazine. As for the sense, there are many things that my father liked, and he said, “That was good!”, and nostalgic or passionate... it's awesome. I like the author's design so much that I'm considering buying the anthology I found on the author's page as well. I'm very happy that the works I've been waiting for every other week on Twitter have come together in one book. I'm always looking forward to the next one, and I'm really looking forward to it.

I'm addicted to Twitter, and although I was at a loss about books at first, I read them over and over again once I bought them. The design is cute and cool, and the high school students' romance, friendship, frustration, and straightness are also “great!” You can enjoy it. The last page at the end of the book is... insanely good!!! I can't get it out of my head.

I was curious and read it because I was curious when it was going viral on Twitter and happened to come around on RT, but this is good. It's really good. The mob mourning female classmate in the seat next to JK Gal, who is recommended by a shop clerk I often go to, is the same person, and that's why they find out! I'm drawn in all at once by the rare romantic comedy situation in the beginning. The design is also attractive, and I was reminded once again that the impression of a person changes just by changing their mood... A dull normal girl can become a neutral handsome guy depending on her mentality.

I've been reading it on Twitter for a long time, so I made it into a book and bought it at Sokko! Their relationship gradually deepens through music, and there are differences, and not only lily elements, but also music and friendship, so I definitely want you to read it!

I've been reading it all the time from Twitter... anyway, it's precious... The picture is good and so is the story. The writing down is also good... (vocabulary)

I've been following them on Twitter. I can still read it on Twitter, but after all, I'm happy when it's all in one book! The drawing was good too! I thought Mitsuki's behavior around tickets was “as expected, that's no good...”, but after reading the drawing, I was convinced, “Maybe because I've lived like this...” Also, the last page you've drawn is the best! I've watched it over and over again!

It was awesome. I always enjoyed reading it on Twitter, so I'm happy that it's put together in a book? There are people who say they just read it, but isn't that obvious? It's probably the difference between being serialized on Twitter or in a magazine. The drawing was also amazing!

The characters with black hair are just so cool! The cut in the texture is just a pressure point thank you for writing it down, it's awesome!!!

Originally, I was looking forward to it from the time it was serialized on Twitter, but when I read it this way, I was still moved. Like the characters in the story, I can really recommend it!

I saw this book at the bookstore and was interested in it. Does it look like a lily when you just look at the title? I thought, but the content betrayed me in a good sense. It's easy to read and I recommend it.

To be honest, I have a strong impression that the story is an SNS comic. Rather than the overall flow, the impression is that small pieces of material are connected together. However, since the power of painting is strong, I felt that it was made with skill. I think it's exquisite to draw a cool kid that even girls can look like. It was discounted and it was around 700 yen (the price of a typical comic), so the stars were reduced when I bought it for over 1000 yen.

As for the content, Aya and Mitsuki develop a friendship, and Aya, who is excited by Mitsuki-chan's off-season appearance without knowing her true identity, is so cute. Mitsuki-chan's off-screen appearance is so cool that you can even tell that you'll fall in love at first sight. However, as other reviewers have said, I wonder if this price is high for electronics...