Reviews for My Instructor Won't Yield Manga

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting. One volume. Attack by a girls' manga artist falls in love with the driving school instructor. The attack was a kind and good-looking guy like a prince who looked good in a suit, but he wasn't cool in front of him, which was good because of the gap. It's cute to see them in anime loungewear at a convenience store, having a nosebleed from slurping, and putting themselves in front of the reception. I became a man in that gap, and I'm worried about receiving and attacking. It was such a cute story.

This review contains spoilers. It's a trial reading and it looks interesting! I bought it with high expectations. All of a sudden, I felt that traveling together was a bit unreasonable. Since it's written in volume 1, it seems like it will continue in volume 2, and I wanted to see how it “doesn't flutter” more than sudden developments. Nonetheless, the pictures are cute, and I'm curious about the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are good, and the content is like a girls' comic. They are students and instructors who go to the driving school, and they go to the driving school in suits, but they are actually girls' manga artists, prince-looking, girly, and cute.

This review contains spoilers. I really like the picture. It was my first time setting up a driving school, so I bought one. I was reading it while thinking that the instructors at the driving school I attended were all uncles, and I wonder if there are quite a few loves between instructors and students. Chiba has a really good personality, and Yaotome has a good sense of gap. I think the case where it was made into a comic without permission is at a level where the content of the statements and situations are just like that, and you don't like it all at once. No eroticism. It was about a kiss, so I wanted a little more.

This review contains spoilers. I bought it because I liked the design, but the development was so hectic that I couldn't empathize... the girl who taught Chiba sensei the character Maki was also an assistant? Did you teach it on purpose? Or, I wonder if Chiba sensei would apologize for that trend... or something like this... I felt that there were a lot of fuzzy points... He wasn't that confused because Chiba sensei handled it properly... Also, if it was called Driving School BL, I wanted the last car to have the beginner mark on it...! I really like the artist's designs, so I'd like to search for works I like.

This review contains spoilers. I've read volume 1. It's cute and progresses at a good tempo, so you can enjoy it quickly. However, there is also an impression that the development is a bit unreasonable, probably because it is a well-paced reaction. Even though there was follow-up from a third party after deciding that it was “uncomfortable” and split up, would the two of them enjoy traveling together? with students? Is it that easy to make work adjustments? or something. are we both gay? Nonetheless, it's like how quickly they bring it into a romantic relationship. Even if there are pretenses from the days of working at convenience stores, I have the impression that these characters are correct and unbelievable. In particular, this isn't even the first volume, so I preferred to proceed with the story a little more carefully without rushing in. Nonetheless, he's a favorite writer, and there are many animated scenes that make use of the setting of a girls' manga artist, so I'm looking forward to the continuation.