Reviews for Loved Circus Manga

It's also a BL, and it was a wonderful human drama with a good depiction of the characters' lives. The title work alone is over 200 pages long, and it's a well-read work.

I've bought all of the author's works that keep up with the title, but all of them deviate from expressions of love, love, relationships, joy, anger, sorrow, and sorrow. This film was also like watching a whole movie

Even though it's a pretty heavy story, the feeling after reading it is strangely warm and light. Looks like I can step on skip. The main character is good too, but that's probably because her armpits are tucked up! Asada-sensei's older brother's advice was too good for the debut film, so expectations were high, but it was a good film that jumped right in. I think I'll be collecting Asada's works from now on.

This was very good. A gay sex shop where people with special sexual habits stop by. Even when it comes to manners and customs, the emphasis is on stories rather than eroticism. The visitors were also meaningful, and the human appearance of the men working there was exhilarating and interesting. Beautiful boy... nice impact! I like how to use characters like this in this kind of scene because it's interesting. Anyway, Joe's character was strong. The way of life is so cool! Joe knows love too, doesn't he? Even in the last development, I'm glad that each man's way of life came to an end well.

A story about four people who work as male prostitutes. There are almost no erotic depictions even when it comes to male prostitutes. However, Nemui sensei's works quickly stick to my heart.

The author is buying it. I continue to think that Asada sensei's work is a human drama that transcends the BL category. There are a lot of deep and thought-provoking things. I think it's far from being read in search of eroticism, such as the swollen, lovey-dovey story I fell in love with. Kei lost her investment and got into debt, or was deceived by the woman she fell in love with and was deceived by her in love with her. When they tried to take their own lives, the place where they were saved and taken... depicts the way of life of employees set in a sex shop specializing in gays. Even if it's hard and painful, and you're tired of living, the phrase “if you're alive, it doesn't matter” gives you courage. Once you think of it as a dead body, it seems like anything can come out. It falls as far as it falls, and once you see the bottom, all that's left is to crawl up... I think people who have experienced despair are strong if they crawl up. I want to think I'm strong. I feel that Kei, who works by putting herself in a different field, has also become stronger. The fact that she is friendly and kind may be Kei's asset. Both Lin and Joe, each carrying something on their backs, learned how to survive at the circus. In a sense, it may be a place of relief. Instead of burying your bones there, it's a lonely place until you take off. Shiro, who has stuck to that, has the greatest darkness, and that heartbreak is deep-seated and painful. Kei was saved by Shiro, and I think Kei is the only one who can save Shiro's heart. Shiro, who dared to throw it away in search of love, was sad, and I was heartbroken by Shiro when we met again, but when it didn't matter if she were alive, the refreshed Shiro face felt so fresh that it made me cry. I'm moved by those who look forward and move forward. I'm glad I came across such a wonderful work.

It may not be suitable for people looking for BL. I was imagining a more muddy feeling, but I think it was a circus where all the characters were bold and positive, and the owner and his wife were really nice people. Rather than who sticks together, it's a story about wonderful friends.

This is the second work by this artist, following “My Little Inferno.” I was really interested in the reviews from people I followed, so I've always liked it. A man who was deceived by a woman and despaired of his life tried to die but couldn't die, so he decided to work at the gay sex shop Circus to repay his debts. It's a human drama where men with translation work there, and various customers come. The things they each carry are different, but I think it's a work that makes me think that if you're alive, anything will happen, and that readers can also be positive. This is good, and after reading it, I think I'll do my best today too. Thank you so much for your wonderful work!

It feels like the main story is probably in other people's reviews. If you want to read a story that's worth reading, you should read it. That was interesting. There are 2 capes that aren't on the cover, but something was so good that I burst into tears.

I felt various things about the purity, strength, weakness, foolishness, sorrow, and strength of people living in situations that are called so-called losers in the world. The BL feeling is weak, but this is an interesting story about people who are clumsy and lovable.

It's a comic, but I felt like I was watching a movie. All of the characters are charming, and they are circus people that you can't dislike even if they have habits. There are probably many other people other than Shiro-san, but I think it was a wonderful story with depth, where the lives of the characters progressed other than the stories set up in comics. I'm glad we met.

I was drawn to the gap between the coldness of the harsh part and the warmth of people's feelings. The development of the story, the atmosphere of the picture, and the final scene are all so cool. I came across wonderful comics, and I was able to enjoy the fun of getting into the story again.

I read My Little Inferno first, and when I was overwhelmed by that destructive power, I bought the writer and stayed... when I thought it would be a harsh story, their lives and hard backgrounds were spelled out quite bluntly, and I was able to quietly read something about Shiro-san's past even though it was pretty intense. A story with a mysterious and tranquil impression.

It has an air like an old French film (I don't know), and the design looks like a youth magazine. While set in a brothel, it depicts a funny, funny, and bitter life rather than erotic. Somehow it reminded me of the circus clown in the title, like the opposite side of people's activities due to customs, and it was amazing until the end.

It's not just BL... it's not a story with a great sense of style like watching a movie, but it's a wonderful film