Reviews for Fall In Love, You False Angels Manga

This review contains spoilers. Even though I say Kao behind Otogi-san, the perfect beautiful girl with a clean and perfect beauty, she's a cute maiden who is shot through her love in an instant with an oraora athletic character with a sense of justice. It's a wonderful love story for two, with invincible visuals and good personalities.

This review contains spoilers. The gap is great for both of them. It's a really interesting setting where the main character's nickname is “Psychic Angel” and a narcissist. Anyway, the gap was so severe that it seemed like a different person. It was also interesting to read that the boy's nickname is Ni no e Toki Ni Ni Ni Ni Koi.

This review contains spoilers. I thought the title was fantasy, but JK, who plays the perfect beautiful girl, looks like an insanely beautiful, bright, and tall flower, and an opponent who seems to have flown down from heaven with long gray hair. They both learn that there is a reverse side. It's going to be known. They are two insanely picturesque just standing together. I'm intoxicated by a sense of immorality when I know the secret of the partner who looks the best and most suitable to stand side by side with my perfect, beautiful girl self. It's thrilling and beautiful that they have succeeded in making each other think that they have the greatest value, and have actually refined themselves to become so, and it's thrilling and beautiful to share secrets they can't tell others and deepen their thoughts.

This review contains spoilers. For the first time in a while, I've also been reading stories about high school students that are modern. If anything, I'm addicted to it. Manga = escape from reality, so they're basically centered around another world, and I can enjoy reading them even if I'm an L person once in a while. I don't think there are any girls who are this solid while reading, but somehow the interaction with Ikkoku is so cute. Above all, if this heroine were to choose, there was only one moment left. I think if the two get along, they'll probably even get married. Hmm, the reason is that they don't feel like they're having an affair, and if they fall in love and get along, they seem to cherish each other as unique beings. They work hard even when they go out into society, and they seem to do their best. Futagami-kun is probably a good person, but for the heroine, she's probably just a good person. That's because it only makes my heart flutter for a moment. Suddenly, I reread it when I'm tired of Otherworldly Monsters. I think it's an endangered species that is pure for what it looks like, and it's an endangered species that doesn't go out with women. It's a valuable race. It's volume 6 and... finally. I was puzzled to wonder what would happen though. However, the only thing I feel is that the heroine has a bit of a sense of clothing, retro? that's right. Systematically Lolita? I don't know, but the other kids are normal. Wouldn't it float if you walk around with a breath? And, suddenly. Well, it's natural to wear clothes you like, and that's fine. I wonder if the characters are of this lineage as well. But I also wanted to see them look just a little bit cool and look like today's girls.

This review contains spoilers. even though they were working perfectly, wouldn't it be nice if the original one had a human touch? they lied in front of other people and tried too hard, but when the two of them were together, they were already making a mess

This review contains spoilers. I like the heroine Otogi-chan because she's cute and brave! There was a gap between the two sides of a moment, or rather, whether it was the original one. I'm looking forward to reading Two Love