Reviews for Stomp, Kick, Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was struck by the title, but I'm glad it was more than I expected. I think it's a story about unrequited love between two people, but while I was reading it, there were scenes that made me feel a little excited, and I was able to read it in a fun way, including those scenes.

This review contains spoilers. It also feels like an adult romance, but I hate the fact that they are so relentless with each other that they can't be honest. When will we be able to expose ourselves to each other and forgive each other? I'm looking forward to that day sooner or later!!

This review contains spoilers. When Yasushi held hands, it felt unnatural because Kaho-chan had a smartphone but suddenly disappeared. Are there the same people?

This review contains spoilers. In the first place, Akira probably loved the main character from the time she became the main character, Okuri Ukami, but since she wasn't aware of it, both herself and the main character think that she did it with all the usual scum. It makes me want to watch the process where Akira gradually realizes that she actually really likes the main character. Somehow, it seems like there was a problem with Akira's growing environment, and to be honest, there have been a lot of stories up until now, such as when she becomes a scum because of that, and the woman isn't left alone, so it's a template, but even so, it's nice that there are somehow new expressions in a modern style.

This review contains spoilers. The feeling was pleasant to read. Yasushi, who is a good-looking guy and is used to playing, would be a troublesome guy if he were a boyfriend, but it seems like he could get along well with the heroine. Doesn't the heroine notice her love for Tai when she becomes honest with her feelings?

This review contains spoilers. It was supposed to be a relationship, but when I was wondering if the relationship would change from the momentum that came close, I didn't think they just continued to be good friends.

This review contains spoilers. It's a comic, so I feel like I can forgive so much scum. It's pretty interesting. It depends on future developments, but I wanted to read more.

This review contains spoilers. This work is a common story in the real world, isn't it... I stop by a bar after work and talk about unfriendly people of the opposite sex that I like. I'm not my boyfriend, but I like that time, so it's time to recharge. I like it because it's a realistic story. What was surprising was that the heroes were baby-faced idols. As I read it, I like that gap even though it doesn't seem strange to draw a man who looks even more mature.

This review contains spoilers. I'm the type that seeks peace of mind rather than stimulation, so it's impossible to fall in love with scum unless you're fooled by scum wearing cats. So, even though I know it's scum, I don't sympathize with the heroine who is falling apart at all, but they say they're worried because of a form of romance that I don't have, and I'm worried about where the relationship between these two people, which seems subtle and has an exquisite sense of distance, will end up. Is there a future where scum becomes honest and ceases to be scum?

This review contains spoilers. I have absolutely no objection to drinking with friends of the opposite sex, but I've heard stories close to me where people accidentally end up in such relationships, and when I was curious, I was addicted to it. I think it's difficult to get along with adults.