Reviews for My Beautiful Man Manga

This review contains spoilers. He's beautiful, and I was also attracted to the title. I read a novel first. Every word that was written touched my heart. In comics, I was drawn in by Kiyoi's facial expressions and lines, and by Taira's expressions and thoughts. The two seemed to stand in different positions, so that didn't seem to be the case. I can't help but look forward to this volume to see how the relationship between the two will change in the future. I reread it over and over again and said, “Good!!!” It's a work I think. I love the scene “He Was Beautiful” where the two met. I love the scene where I stare at Kiyoi in Taira, and the atmosphere of Kiyoi having my own unique world. The picture is nice too. I want people who haven't read novels to read novels too. I love every word that unfolds in the story. Volume 2 is...

This review contains spoilers. I originally started with a novel, and when I was surprised by the unexpected adaptation, it was comicalized by my favorite manga artist, and after 2 seasons of the drama, it became a movie (of course I watched it! (There were also people watching with Captain Duck!) So thank you so much for the great content! Detailed descriptions of the original comics have also been picked up, and that's amazing! There are a lot of characters with strong habits, so I wasn't worried about Taira at all, but the character King Kiyoi, Kitano sensei wouldn't have written until now, was already wonderful... I'm looking forward to volume 3 and beyond! I hope the novel will be more and more comicalized after volume 1!

This review contains spoilers. When I thought about the development from the initial character settings, I thought it was a well-crafted and solid story. I haven't read the original story, but I was able to read the story from the comics alone. Furthermore, I thought that if I read the original story, I would surely be able to read it in depth. It often depicts how they progress from character settings that look like a crappy student and Yin Kya Pasiri to a romantic relationship. I also thought it was nice to see one side of a human being hidden and changing minds. The one with the original story is solid, isn't it? It's interesting. The film adaptation is also convincing. I'm looking forward to further comic adaptations. ※In the end, I bought all 4 novels (paper). The original one is obvious, but it's nice that it's detailed. The comic came first, so I think I read it with a bit more imagination than comics, but it was a BL novel that was more well-written than a regular light novel.

This review contains spoilers. It was also made into a live-action film, and it was a popular topic of conversation. Basically, I don't watch live action, so while wondering whether to read the original story (there are other reasons too), Kitano-sensei's paintings are beautiful, so I finally got my hands on them. Taira, who had turned into a roadside stone, found the treasure for the first time. A person who shakes one's own emotions with his own king. Clean, beautiful and noble Kiyoi. Kiyoi is selfish, but he watches closely. There is no discrimination or contempt. Taira, who was saved by Kiyoi, fell in love with Kiyoi, worshipped it, and protected it from time to time. I thought the bright feeling that sprang up in Taira and the change in vision were kind of delicious. Something that has gone beyond longing. It was quick to turn into love. I wonder if I'll read the original story without eating it or hating it. Additional notes: 3 volumes. Unusually, I haven't read the original story yet (laughs) What I feel from the manga is that the number of followers has increased. Even though there were people I fell in love with, they were instantly drawn back when they met. Insanity, euphoria. I'm close to faith now.

This review contains spoilers. There are many comicalization of novels that inevitably make me feel uncomfortable, but this work didn't have that, rather, the pictures, lines, and feelings fit perfectly, so it was very easy to read. It's still early, so I can't wait for the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. I liked the theme song of the drama (I haven't watched the drama itself) and there was a coupon, so I bought one. I saw reviews that Taira's “disgust” was good, but I didn't feel uncomfortable with Taira's thoughts. Rather, it was because she had a handicap that she could quickly sense the emotions of others and understand the melancholy and passion within herself (*). However, I didn't understand the appeal of Kiyoi just by reading volume 1 once; rather, I even had a kind of disgust, “Why is this kid so arrogant?” However, in volume 2, his feelings gradually became apparent, and his disgust about Kiyoi was dispelled by scenes where he was chasing his dreams and walking closer to Taira, and his perception changed to a clumsy child who couldn't be honest enough. Looking at the honesty of Taira, who worships Kiyoi as the “king” and honestly chases him, and the kindness of Kiyoi putting him on his side while saying “you're angry” to Taira, it made me feel that the space woven by the two young people (not simply the beauty and ugliness of their appearance) is “beautiful.” I have a feeling that the more the story progresses, the deeper it becomes to become addicted to the work, so I want to keep chasing it. ※It's not that people with disabilities are gloomy and passionate, and I wrote it as a part that people with disabilities can sympathize with from their own point of view. Sorry to those who felt uncomfortable.