Reviews for Fall In Love, You False Angels Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 6 volumes. A fairy tale and a moment of love where they both wear masks, and are feigned for good conduct. There is a special feeling about both the dark part of each other and the original part where there are no honorifics when the two of them are alone, just because they are the only people who know each other, and they are attracted to each other eventually. Unlike how flashy they looked, I liked the fact that they had no romantic experience with each other. However... don't immediately respond to this courageous confession when the hour is right! What a waste, a man's stupid pride. If you don't feel like it, shake it! If you have feelings, throw away your shame and respond to women's feelings! That's probably how it should be. But... there are also places where we can't put that into good action, just like humans. That's why I'm so bad at expressing my feelings, the scene where I said that I like fairy tales at the latest was great! It's not until you've hurt someone that you realize the importance of communicating your feelings. The moment you go to the fairy house to say hello right after confessing is also cool! I was thrilled to remember that the two shots and the first time the two shots and the first time they had a crush on a sweetheart were on their first date.

This review contains spoilers. Both Otogi-chan and Ikku-kun are too cool. I really love the fact that Ikkyu-kun shaves his sides too much! Otogi-chan is handsome ‼ ︎

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are cute and the way they draw emotions is amazing I had an experience where I confessed and was heartbroken, so I was heartbroken when I read them in an extra real way, but there were few episodes, and I didn't understand how good the moment was. I'm too passive, and I don't really understand the elements I like other than the face, and even if I say the reverse side of the face, it's about making my mouth worse... if it's just the face...? It makes me think. Futagami-kun conveys the feeling that they want to make Otogi-chan smile, or make them happy, yet Otogi-chan, who doesn't notice the goodness of people who think so and thinks all at once, is also Otogi-chan, and even though they pretend they don't understand love, they notice their own love due to jealousy towards a rival called Futagami, and it feels like a love between humans with a high level of pride. It's no longer a battle of pride... it's not love that comes from the feeling that you want to make your partner happy, and the place where you feel value in your partner as soon as you almost walk away from yourself... isn't it just Futagami-kun, who is the kindest and wants to make his partner happy properly? That's what I thought. That's why I didn't really understand Otogi-chan, who said she didn't want to hear the words being shaken and tried to force him to shake at Futagami-kun, who was crying. Well, since I was able to grow up with that, I may have done that to my opponent, but... I thought I'd be a little more likable if there was an episode where I could see how cool (other than the face) is.

This review contains spoilers. The weaknesses and lies behind playing the perfect angel were beautifully depicted, and the pain of romance was real and made me cry.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I really love and can't wait for today, and I'm really happy and irresistible that the two are dating. But the feeling that Toki-kun had taken the last step really stuck in my thoughts. I was pushed back by my unrequited love and just waiting. I will show courage on Valentine's

This review contains spoilers. The gap between each other was the biggest, and the gap of one moment was more than anything else, they were princes at school, and they were already great outside with earrings with hair cut up. Otogi-chan is also really cute and I want to join the fan club.

This review contains spoilers. I was excited to read comics for the first time in a long time. Together with Otogi-chan, I was shot through the cool gap between you. The scene where you say “hey,” beckon a little bit, and have them sit next to you is amazing. The pictures are good, the story is good, and the excitement of a maiden in love is painfully conveyed from the screen, so I recommend it!