Reviews for No One Told Me I'd Be Koki's Fave Manga

This review contains spoilers. Above all, I was drawn to the easy-to-read drawing! Voice fetishism because of www with beautiful lines!! Me too lol I'm happy.. Recommended by college students who recommend being cool and cute, and the working people who flirt are cute and the story is cute too! If you like Kyun, don't miss it! I want them to sell it on paper.

This review contains spoilers. The encounter where the recommendation of the recitation broadcaster who saved her from insomnia accidentally comes to the workplace of the heroine, who saved her from insomnia, as a patient, was novel, and I was drawn into the story.? And how cute and shining is the recommended Kosei-kun! It's also wonderful to go straight to my dreams, and even though I haven't heard voices and haven't been saved, I can recommend it with plenty of time (laughs).? Incidentally, I really like the development of Heroine, who falls in love with that kind of recommendation and starts being recommended. because I just have an exciting feeling! I can't take my eyes off the whereabouts of their love between them, who are both pure and at ease!!?

This review contains spoilers. A world with a gentle touch and a sense of security. Are there any college students who are so used to boys who are strong, serious, and aggressive? It feels like that, but it's strange that it's easy to accept and read. is it going to work this well? While thinking about it, I also felt like it was realistic. I also like the fact that the main character is down to earth. I'm not making useless gossip. At the end of episode 3, I ended up messing around. they got caught... right? I'm worried about the continuation! I wonder if I can't read it for a while? I want to read it before it gets any better! If possible, I'd like to read this story peacefully without much stress or anxiety.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story that makes me want to read and cheer for it. Students and dentists. Even though I didn't know it, I was a little worried about the age setting because I felt like that would happen if I recommended students and became addicted to billing, but I want to keep reading that it's a nice feeling that they naturally became good friends and gradually supported each other.

This review contains spoilers. It's a delicate picture, and the scene sandwiched between work boards is realistic. that's all... is it called a hospital transfer? Not a job change? I felt like it was a word used by people who are hospitalized or being treated, and I was really taken by it. In terms of story, it felt like a kind love, and I liked the atmosphere. But since I was caught at the beginning, I guess I'll put the continuation on hold for now.