Reviews for My Cutie Pie -An Ordinary Boy And His Gorgeous Childhood Friend- Manga

This review contains spoilers. The relationship between the mediocre and mob protagonist and the beautiful attackers is too frustrating. The relationship between the attack, which shows a glimpse of obsession once in a while, and the protagonist with a mediocre face who tends to fluctuate his own existence and has many misunderstandings, also caused trouble for his attacking friends who can't read his intentions to harden his side. There is also a scene where my chest tightens tightly, and I'm really worried about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I was very excited to read the original story and learn that it would be comicalized. Riyuma-sensei's designs also match the story and are very nice. I'm crying because I empathize with each episode even though I know about future developments lol so I wonder if I couldn't do something about it before it got this complicated! I think so. Obsessive people are bad at everything, aren't they? that must be the case. It seems that a paper book has been sold as of volume 10, right?! Eh, the main story is still going on, but... it's to be continued... is there a sequel???? I'm also waiting for the book to be made into an e-book!

This review contains spoilers. I was originally reading a novel by Mr. Sekai from the branch, and I'm very happy that it was comicalized. Among the many Mihei Doai BL, I feel that the story is deeply crafted in this work. The story progresses from the protagonist's point of view, so I think it's said to be cute and cute until now, and when I see how my sense of self-affirmation drops drastically and I become hypersensitive to evaluations around me after that value has been destroyed, I think I'll remember the dark history that everyone has within me. Oh, it's tough to read it because it seems like it exhales a sense of empathy, shame, and shame that makes you want to flash back and die, such as why I thought so much of myself even though it wasn't a big deal lol. Going back to the story, they deny that all the compliments that have been given up until now are false, and even become skeptical about the childhood friend they loved and adored. It's a spoiler of the original story, so I can't talk much about it, but it looks like the offensive point of view and senpai's point of view that will come out soon

This review contains spoilers. Oh, are they dating? Don't you love your childhood friends? What will happen in the future...?! That's why I googled it and read the other previews lightly (laughs) I'm worried about future developments.

This review contains spoilers. After that, it unfolded, so it's fine. Actually, I even read the latest episode in another e-book. it's already too awesome...! Honestly, is the kid who took it from episode 1 okay? I was worried, but as I read on, it looked cute and I couldn't help it. It may look plain, but the contents are really nice. I like Naho-chan, who is kind and full of compassion. You'll be able to see how aggressive they are doting in the future, so be sure to read it.

This review contains spoilers. Naho-chan becomes aware of the cruel reality when she gets away from Kana's beautiful and kind side. I thought that Naho-chan, who was devastated every time, was mediocre or not cute, and even if she was depressed over and over again, she quickly recovered and made me want to praise her positively thinking Naho-chan so much. Even though you had a lot of positive thoughts, you've come to the point where you finally can't stand up in the latest last one, haven't you?! and will it continue here! I was in agony (laughs) Since Naho-chan is a unique character, I wonder if Kana-chan's direction of love for Naho-chan is also unique, and a senior who throws out a bit if it's a hit horse? It's kind of jarring (laughs) and I'm looking forward to the next story while taking a heavy breath!

This review contains spoilers. I liked the picture on the cover so much that I thought it must have a happy ending because I loved it and funny. It's my intuition! are you okay? I didn't look at the reviews and read it with no spoilers at all. The result is a completely different story than I had imagined, yet it draws me in. Naho-chan is certainly not appropriate for her age, but she is pure and honest without hurting people, so I want her to be happy. If it's already like this, I'll be able to watch it all the way to the end! It's a comic, so it's totally fine to have characters like this! However, it was a pretty realistic development, and there was also a scene where I was a little sad and sad and brought tears to my eyes. At first, they said they were cute (lol) hehe, I was watching them warmly, but they were upperclassmen who confronted me with reality and classmates who couldn't fit in with their surroundings... At first, it was just as fuzzy, but I was sad when it continued. I think it's for Kana to adapt to her classmates and surroundings, but so far, there are only scenes where she expresses Naho-chan's feelings, so I'm looking forward to the future. Kana really thinks Naho-chan is important, right? I felt like that. But I still don't understand because I'm being caught off guard. Do your best, Naho-chan! [EDIT] I read up to 5 episodes. I wonder if there's still more (tears), quickly notice why Naho-chan became like this and protect her! [EDIT] I read the original story. It was so amazing. Also, I thought Yuma Kana sensei, who drew this comic, was also an amazing person. I felt that Naho-chan became even cuter with Gariyuma sensei's hands. I like Riyuma-sensei's paintings. This is the first time I know Sekai Sensei, Riyuma-sensei, but I wanted to read other works as well.

This review contains spoilers. The design is so cute, but it's so nice that the content is deep!! Every word of the characters is so realistic that it really sticks in my heart!!! When origami came out, I made a really loud voice!! Naho-chan is cute, so do your best!! Kana's jealous face? It's very nice!!

This review contains spoilers. As you can see in the introduction, there are so many misunderstandings and pitiful scenes that it's painful! I think the word “cute,” which is said by parents and childhood friends, means that Naho-chan, who has a plain appearance, has a cute face. It may be unavoidable if I was told by a childhood friend who has a beautiful appearance like Kana, but the flow of noticing that misunderstanding from the eyes and attitudes of those around them is painful. I read the original story because I was so concerned about “The Seemingly Gentle, Belly Childhood Friend,” but I recommend it. I'm looking forward to the continuation of the comic.

This review contains spoilers. I read episode 1, and when I read the reviews, everyone was only saying it was tough, so I was prepared, but it was so painful. It's already Happien Kitchen, so I couldn't accept it as it is, so I read the original story, but if you have a hard time, I recommend reading that one

This review contains spoilers. Other people's reviews say it, but don't be fooled by the cover. The composition is like Kana, a childhood friend who dotes on Naho, who is a little young and cute, but how should you take this, teacher? Naho doesn't doubt that she's “cute.” They were loved by their parents, and they were probably raised with a lot of love. Looking back, when did you realize that you were mediocre? I'm amazing! cute! I thought about it, and eventually hit a real wall, and until when I was able to objectively view it and became realistic, there are many black histories I want to forget. Huh, don't worry about that now. I was so embarrassed that I still want to go in if there's a hole. In those days, if a beautiful childhood friend like Kana said positive words like “Because ○○ is cute,” I'm cute after all! People around me don't approve! You might be tempted to think that. He's a sinful man, what kind of courage does he have? Did parents just say “cute”? More specifically, this place is wonderful, and places like this are attractive. Should I have told you that? Was there a problem with the compliment? It makes me think about it in a place that has nothing to do with BL at all. I wonder if this childish way of thinking in high school, Naho's shock when he comes to know reality, and just thinking about a future that will inevitably happen is empathy and shame? My heart aches. I think Naho is a nice kid who can use his feelings around him and is honest. That's why I want him to be happy in his own way because of his shallow wounds. The expression on the face of the committee chairman in the scene where he chooses a transvestite student in episode 1... it's already tough. I'm sorry, but I can't read it because it seems like they are self-harming... Would it be possible to have a happy ending? I wonder if that's still the case. However, I think the story itself is quite intricate, so 5 stars.

This review contains spoilers. I was fooled by the Poowapow cover!! lol what is this insanely tough!!! I thought they were a typical couple between a beautiful older childhood friend and a mediocre younger childhood friend, but they're completely different!! As of episode 3, the main character Naho is a solo sumo wrestler, right?? His mental age stopped when he was around 3 to 5 years old, and he was alone and thought he was cute... I felt like I was watching my own 3-year-old son, and my heart was so tingling when I read it. I understand that your parents really cared and warmly watched over them. That's why I want to keep this pure... but the world is so cold...!! My older childhood friend won't protect me! On the contrary, it looks like she has a beautiful boyfriend named Aoi...!!! what's this?!?! So what's this cover and title?! what does that mean?!?! I'm already in a panic... anyway, I read it while feeling the severe pain of salt being applied to bare skin. If I were Naho, I'd be so miserable and crying. Naho is a really nice kid, so I don't want her to get hurt! Throw away that childhood friend already...! Shall we make friends with the same first graders? let's do our best now? I feel like holding it up and holding it for them. I want Naho to be happy, so I'm waiting for episode 4. In the synopsis, it is written that Kana in Attack is dark and Naho is an idiot, but I don't really understand the dark part of Kana as of episode 3. I feel like I'm bashing Norari Kurari Naho and my friend. I have the impression that Naho isn't an idiot; he's young. It just so happened that I grew up without being hurt by anyone, and I feel like I became a high school student with the mentality of a kindergarten child. But I'm being hurt by the way people around me respond, so I'm definitely not stupid! I want to say it out loud lol

This review contains spoilers. At first, the main character, who thought he was cute, couldn't accept it and gave up reading it, but it's a work where I felt the vibrations of an obsessive system, so it seems like I was able to cry when I did my best to read it. The main character is too cute and energetic. I like my childhood friend's obsession. Wow, this is interesting. I'm glad I didn't give up. The more I read, the more interesting it was. the best.

This review contains spoilers. I liked the first half of this work and reread it over and over again. The innocence of this pure cultured protagonist is precious. The Belly Belly Beauty Attack is also showing off nicely. It's good that the main character only thinks diagonally above and never gets tired of reading it. The first few episodes felt like my heart was being tightened and my tears welled up, but once I understood Attack Kun's true intentions, I had no choice but to cheer for them! Will there be a naughty vibe with this recipient after starting a relationship? I had a question, but as a matter of fact, it was a dark attack! Whoa whoa whoa, I burst into the ethi scene. There seemed to be two people at the first time, and it was very impressive. However, in the episode where Kana went on to college and left school, the fuzzy development continued with Haru-kun appearing, and the evaluation of the work dropped all at once. Aren't you prioritizing Haru over Kana as the main character? that's no good, is it? It's just frustrating if you can't read the air this far. I wanted them to finish with Kana's High School Student Edition.

This review contains spoilers. That's fine, the punch line. However, it was so disturbing, painful, and painful until we got there, and I couldn't watch it (I watched it ❗️), maybe Hakusa-kun didn't really understand what he wanted to do...

This review contains spoilers. It may be different from appealing to emotion... but I'm really good at drawing feelings that I don't want to sympathize with as much as possible, such as lowly feelings that everyone is familiar with at least, or embarrassment of misunderstanding, or words and actions due to childhood, so it's heavy, and it makes my heart break when I look at it. But it's not too serious, and there's a little relief here and there, so I watched it, and episode 9 and onwards are sweet! I'm satisfied that the pooch scene was solid too! I'm glad that the story of KanaSide was fresh and understood her relationship with her friends and her feelings for Naho. After all, even if the outside is clean or normal, the inside is a male high school student. Once you get used to it, Naho's cuteness and honest thoughts are good, and the fact that Kana's dark realism and obsession with Naho is also nice. My friends are nice too! I want to add ★ 5, but contrary to the cuteness of the title, my heart sucks, so it's ★ 4.

This review contains spoilers. When it comes to “accepting mediocrity,” I think there are many children who don't have confidence in themselves and are humble, saying that their beautiful childhood friends and themselves are not in perfect balance... but Naho is a bit different. That's why the beginning is a bit difficult to read, but as you read on, you can also see Kana's feelings, which is interesting. New children have also appeared in the latest edition, and it seems that they will change the story.