Reviews for My Dear Agent Manga

This review contains spoilers. When I first bought it and read it right after it went on sale, it had a super low rating! It was about 1 star, and I didn't even review it, but I reread it now, and after all, I stopped watching the first volume with a low rating, and before reading the other books, I looked at the reviews, and most of them were 5 stars, and some people read them but didn't get the point; conversely, when I looked at the low ratings, I felt like they had the same opinion, and it was refreshing. Then, once again, when I read it thoroughly without skipping from the first volume, I was able to enjoy it from the middle. I think the reason for the low rating is that it's just plain bad. This is full of things I want to draw, and there are a lot of settings. They get involved with various people, and without any explanation, they are suddenly thrown in, and the meaning of huh falls into obscurity. It's like a continuation of the previous one! I'm reading it and I don't understand, so I go back to the first page, but I don't understand, is there a previous work somewhere? That's what I thought. If you read it because you don't understand the settings, I think there are quite a few people who will retire with the first volume. That's me! But I enjoyed reading it after understanding it, so I definitely want people who stopped at volume 1 to reread it 2 or 3 times. The setting is that the main character, Kakesan, was born and raised in a family that has served the zaibatsu family for generations, killed his own emotions, put up with everything, and since he was little, he took care of and guarded him like a sousin of zaibatsu. Then I grew up, and I was working at a workplace that specialized in human escorts in that zaibatsu, and one day a rookie came in attacking you, and even though you had no track record, the guard was Pika 1! That attacker-kun uses quiet and unattended language, and even preaches a sermon close to bad boys. The boy knew that people looked at him like they were above the clouds, and he only saw him as his scion, and he wanted him to look at himself as just a single person, so he couldn't properly socialize with friends, etc., and it was rough. And as you'll see later, Attacker was an older brother from a different mother, whom the boy's father gave birth to. Another thing I'm interested in is the scene from when I was in high school (maybe around the beginning?) There are people around me who are warned that they will get married the next time they meet and don't say it lightly, and the person who was told that line later comes stabbing them with a knife or something. That person's appearance is about different from when they were in high school. If you read it with this in mind, it might be easier to read for now! Maybe I don't like spoilers, but I don't like the meaningless one, so I didn't read the second volume... maybe it's easier to read after reading the low ratings later? I'll read it after understanding what's wrong!

This review contains spoilers. hmm!! I love pictures! beautiful!! But I'm not into Mario's personality!! personally! It's also so sloppy that it makes me uneasy! Was the story interesting? But bodyguard? Is it OK to feel this loose? I'm starting to worry about things like that I shouldn't worry about. Also, dad... Not enough words? w

This review contains spoilers. It was sexy! Tachibana-kun is an enigmatic person who is charismatic and elusive, and Riichi is a good-looking person who is serious, always prioritizes work, and has never been in love. I'm glad these two became lovers ♡ There were times when we talked a lot, but I enjoyed reading it!

This review contains spoilers. Both Riichi and Mario work as agents, but they are two complete opposites. Riichi is calm and serious. It's a crazy feeling, but Mario is watching it properly. There are also quite a few approaches to Riichi, and since Riichi has never been in a relationship with anyone, he is always cute and flabbergasted by that kindness. It's also cute that even after they know their feelings, they work hard to confess, and look up ways to have sex after dating. The rough sex with Mukimuki's Masio in volume 2 is also pretty good.

This review contains spoilers. Read the upper and lower volumes. The work is probably in the BL genre, but the first volume is more comedic. The second volume delves deeper into the relationships between the characters. The second volume also contains a little bit of their sweet feelings. In the end, it all comes together in a big circle, but I have the impression that the story development of the second volume is a bit hasty or lacking in explanation, so the cognitive load of the content is applied. Includes white-cut cover bottom and back cover

This review contains spoilers. The story was solid and interesting. Their pure and serious reception gradually became linked to Latino attacks. I'm glad it had a happy ending. It was a pity that sometimes the picture was messy.

This review contains spoilers. The overall impression is interesting, and I like the attacking characters. The first flow at the end was good too! What bothered me a bit was that even though Riichi is a character who can work, his personal feelings were influenced during security. Maybe it would have been nice to have a balance between work and romance. Also, I couldn't figure out the character of the president. It seems like Mario's mother got angry, and even though Nobuyasu was scared, is she a good person to come out? It's like that. I wonder if it used to be different. That's what I wanted to know. Also, when my friend Kaito was in the initial atmosphere, I clearly thought he liked Riichi, but it's a pity that he didn't have many appearances along the way. I wish there was something with Nobuyasu... (desire).

This review contains spoilers. It's a story like Bodyguard, so when I think it's centered around incidents, it puts a lot of emphasis on relationships. The blonde girl was pretty cute, wasn't she?

This review contains spoilers. It's my debut work!! The pictures are beautiful and the story is so interesting that I don't think it was my debut work!! I read the upper and lower volumes all at once!! I'm looking forward to the next one too!