Reviews for Nakajima Wants To Break Up! Manga

This review contains spoilers. There are 2 works. The characters are standing, and the gestures and actions on the side of the frame have personality and are cute, and since the pictures have expressive power, there is a sense of realism, and the story structure is good, and it's easy to read. They are good at drawing various facial expressions, such as when they are squishy or when they are amazing, and the overall expressive power of comics is interesting! I felt it. In particular, I really liked the title story, and it was great!! Saki met Nakajima-san and found happiness. I usually like Nakajima so much that he is cute and playful, but in reality, a glimpse of a strong and strong man comes out with his intensity and sex appeal, which is really nice. Not because he's a bad guy, but a man I fall in love with. I'm glad that the two are attracted to each other, which has nothing to do with their true identity, is amazing. The second Childhood Friend's aggressive behavior is a bit tough, but the story in Happien is proper and it's worth reading. The kindness of reception and the large vessels were wonderful. The title work alone was 5 stars or higher. I want to continue reading the title work!

This review contains spoilers. I mean there aren't many. It was the 2cp story, and I honestly thought the content was hmm... but one good thing was the scene against girls. It was good that the girl said that she was hurt too. As a common depiction, there is something like Jun even though I'm playing whatever I want, but no, you're dealing with the same thing!? That's what I think. Why am I the only one hurt? That's why I think. That's why it was nice that there was a scene where my opponent was hurt too.

This review contains spoilers. Nakajima-san loves and is so stubborn Saki x Nakajima who works steadily towards his goals. Nakajima, who likes strong and strong men, always falls for bad guys, can't forget the man in the red jacket who helped him when he got into a fight. I understood the point during the trial reading stage, but it's a story I seemed to like, so I bought it. After all, it would be a pity that Nakajima didn't know Saki's true identity, and if they accepted Saki just the way they were, that would be fine. Nakajima, who behaves in a good-natured manner, is firmly independent, so I can understand that an unaware bad man comes by and his true nature comes out. Rather than being a bad guy, Saki likes Nakajima so much that they feel like they're stuck, so I guess they'll bond. Maybe they're two perfect matches. There is also a story about childhood friends who reunited after a few years. What the attack did was pretty bad, so I wonder if it would have been okay if there was a little bit of backlash. Both of them have an amazing ability to accept stories.