Reviews for Is This the Kind of Love I Want? Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was excited to read the story because it had an unprecedented structure in how to make a story!! I thought both unrequited love, or rather, they were both feelings, so it's different... they had such a complicated and ridiculous difference for 1 year, and I'm sure this wouldn't have happened if either of them had a bird's-eye view of each other, but I thought this was even more interesting when I thought about this as a technique for making love!! Please enjoy it!!

This review contains spoilers. It feels like the characters of the two main characters have been carefully crafted, and while they have a lot of lovely parts, they are clumsy and imperfect, so realistic. Ryo-san, who was a little bad, learned that she was disciplined and loved, made an effort to become an ideal lover, and became wrestless for that reason. Uta-kun got away for a while, and the relationship began, saying that it would be nice if it was a win-win situation for both of them, but while they were attracted to Ryo-san, who would end up as their ideal lover, they secretly worried because they didn't understand why they became less and... they had to confess! Even though I realized it myself, it was so cute that it seemed like Ryo-san, who was a well-trained spadari. Uta-kun was so adorable and cute that when his true intentions overflowed, he became too honest and ran wild in various ways. It's like they both have unrequited love during wrestling, isn't it? The catharsis when they were able to confirm their feelings for each other was as wonderful as a high-quality mystery! It was a story that made me want to read more stories about these two people. Very good~ I love it!

This review contains spoilers. With great dexterity at everything, Uta and Ryo-san are laid-back, easygoing, and self-paced. A story that carefully depicts the steps of two people who are diametrically opposed, until love grows and love is completed. From my impression of the cover, I thought it was a pop and cute story, but it was quite a thought provoking story that wasn't straightforward. Both of them have troublesome things, such as their distorted upbringing and uncompromising sexual orientations, etc., but they have managed to fix it up and come this far, and since they met each other, they can't stay as it is. At first, there were lots of elements, and I thought it would have been easier to understand if I narrowed down the theme a little more, but as I read on, I felt the realism that humans live in chaos where various things are intertwined, not just on one side. There aren't many people who can follow the right path smoothly. Everyone stumbles and makes mistakes in all sorts of things, right? It's frustrating that the two don't mesh well and are going right and left, but I was able to really sympathize with them because it seemed like they were watching a life-size romance between normal and natural people. I laughed at the long-term plans and surprises that left behind Uta's feelings, but the perfect results were all right, and it made my heart feel hot that various things had grown between the two in a year and a half after living together. At the end, everything that happened to the two was connected, and it was really nice that they converged into the fulfillment of love. I was extremely satisfied at the end, which was full of euphoria.

This review contains spoilers. Even though the name is abandonment, the conversation is an honorific ryo x name is a san, but the conversation is first interesting about the composition “older superior lower x younger boss” called the tame word Uta, and the human nature of the two is carefully depicted, so it was very nice that the characters were persuasive? Ryo (attack), who was Dame's, becomes a good man due to Uta (acceptance), but it was nice that places that aren't spadari (slightly lacking) like fantasy were charming, and at first glance, Uta, who seems to be able to do anything, has a low self-esteem, and I'm glad that the place where he can't see himself the least is human ❗ The love between these two people who are not cool in places is so natural and adorable?” It was a wonderful upper and lower volume with such intensity of content, degree of perfection of the characters, structure of the story, crying and laughter that couldn't be described in a concise manner, such as “From a relationship like a joke” ‼ ⚪

This review contains spoilers. I thought it would be difficult to understand the time series if it was just the first volume, so I didn't really understand... but after reading the second volume, I understood that. I recommend continuing to read it all at once. It's a story about unrequited love, but did the end have a happy ending and made you feel happy? There were also a lot of crying faces of the two adult men, and it was a tremendous pressure point for me personally. There is plenty of volume, and there is also a sense of satisfaction after reading it. I'm glad I bought it!

This review contains spoilers. There aren't many works that change the way you feel at the beginning of reading and after reading. They are two people whose sense of humanity increases steadily as the story of nonke and gay living together while they are on good terms → the process leading up to that is hard (injury) → they were actually high school seniors and juniors (NEW)). It's especially sad why Ikame was lackluster... it was a relief that my grandmother was enjoying her second life. Of course, I want to read the second volume quickly, but the more I read this first volume, the more interesting it is, so it seems like I can enjoy it for a long time.

This review contains spoilers. There are flashy parts in terms of development, and it feels like fiction, but since the personalities of the characters are realistic, I think it was a good balance. I wanted them to draw a little more about their reactions after coming out to their family and their grandparents, but since the emphasis is on the relationship between the two and their inner growth, that was fine. The people who run away alone are both of us, so they're a perfect couple lol I like it the most among Kouki sensei's works.