Reviews for SCRAMBLUES Manga

I was interested in the trial reading and review, so I bought it. I wonder if the main thing is a relationship of trust based on how we face work or how we live. I think it's carefully drawn. There's a feeling that it's a bit disorganized for the end, but overall I think I like it. 5 over 4.

This is the first reading author's debut work in the new edition. I saw an impressive cover on Twitter and was curious. Originally, he was a designer, and he worked on all of his book and binding designs, and he also tweeted about the production process. The story begins when Haru, a former karate club member and currently works at a design office, is working on a new album design for Eddie, a young musician from England who is rumored to be cranky. The artist is also only doing music-related design work, so the casual and stylish depiction and atmosphere at the creative workplace is very comfortable. The character setting for a genius musician who can play the piano is already a perfect score, so if you come out, play the piano, and just make one song right in front of you, it's already going to drop (me). There are only kisses in the story (and at an invisible angle), so it's not suitable for those who want erotic sex. Recommended for those who are new to BL and want to enjoy a creative atmosphere. It has a stylish smell, but I also feel like I wanted to take a look at relationships that have progressed a little further, so it's probably 4.5 stars.

I read it because I was attracted to the clean and stylish look of the cover. It was a refreshing work depicting the feelings I wanted to convey to the other person while facing what I liked. The beautiful, sparkling screen was also wonderful. I wonder if there were just too many things I wanted to tell you. I felt like I hadn't finished drawing the various episodes one step further, and I felt a bit distracted. I know what I wanted to do and say, but I felt that what came straight through was a bit weak, and I thought something was a waste. Other people also wrote it, but I wonder why they didn't clearly show the jacket design until the end. It was an opportunity for the two to meet, and I thought that if they had followed that more as the main focus, they would have felt even more catharsis.