Reviews for Kisses That Taste Like Lies Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a popular work, and it's such a work that spin-offs have been released for a long time. Personally, I like the story from the beginning the best. I wonder if Makio's mentor should I read it once from now on. I'm playing it like that. Maybe it's because Makio has somehow calmed down and has entered a stable period. I can read it without worry, but I still like the early days when the contrast between the front and back was vivid.

This review contains spoilers. It's exciting, it's exciting. The bargaining is amazing. Both of them really lack a lot of things as people, and they're the worst, but it's really interesting. A scammer whose emotions are shaken for the first time, and if they think it will turn into a proper relationship, their partner is one or two cards superior. Nonetheless, their emotions are moving properly there too, and it seems like being deceived isn't just about profit or game nature, so it's fun. Of course, the bed scene is sexy. The place where I almost got bogged down later. The fact that I didn't even think of it as a friend was the worst and I thought it was an amazing punch line, but the content made me think the two of them have deepened a bit, and it's nice that there's just a special feeling that the drop there is getting more and more!

This review contains spoilers. I have the impression that it was completed at the sharp point of volume 10. I think that's why Raul and Lala appeared, but they once again depicted Makio's breakup with the underworld, and the peaceful final scene was nice. The fact that many attractive characters appeared also became an appeal of this work. It may have already been depicted somewhere, but I wanted to carefully read the past relationship between Morie and Makio. 4.3 ※※The following are reviews up to 7 volumes※※Read 7 volumes of the latest issue and add them. After a long absence, Makio became honest and faced Kazutomo like a normal couple. Even after the months and days passed, Kazuchi's obsession with Makio had not changed. Killers and yakuza appeared in order to make Makio cry, and I felt sorry for Kazutomo, whose life was in danger. Morie's vessel was more like Makio's father's than Makio's ex-boyfriend. There were a lot of characters, but I enjoyed reading it while looking back at the opening list of characters. Makio, who cried, was shy, and laughed, and had a rich expression, was fascinating. Gradually, it becomes a story about a normal couple of business owners and bartenders, and I anticipate the end ending peacefully. 3.8※※The following is my first review※※I tried reading it, and it was so interesting that I first bought up to 3 volumes. Her face is a beautiful woman, but she is also very attractive as a man. Words and actions that make you feel masculine are good. I understand the offensive feeling of wanting to be swayed. 3.8

This review contains spoilers. A surprisingly pure love story between an impostor and President Kuzu. The beautiful pictures and the story that always outwits are fascinating! But I was deceived and I wonder if it will continue until volume 6 in the same pattern... I feel slightly eaten by eating in volume 1. The hidden past and the process of the two deepening their love also seem to be highlights, so I want to watch the end.