Reviews for I Don't Know How to Count On Anyone Manga

This review contains spoilers. There are many monologues and lines centered around depicting feelings, and since it continues for 3 volumes, I think it's a work that is quite readable and people have different tastes, but it was really good. Anyway, the communication and feelings between the two, who are depicted in detail, are deep. What happened to be a good feeling in Makino's life falls apart, and he loses sight of himself. It depicts situations where you can do anything at first glance, can only think about yourself, are natural or dull, and don't understand how to deal with others. The reality is that people have a very different sense of subtlety of mind. Purity comes from being sluggish. Makino struggles to do something about it through someone he likes. When her partner, Seimiya, also comes into contact with Makino, she realizes that she was unlucky in love by chance, and it was twisted. To the extent that the psychological depiction is deeply sympathetic, I also feel that it is too easy for Makino to seem to have resolved everything positively with his move and love even though Makino was so busy, but the rich content was put together in 3 volumes, and I am aware that it's not just BL. It's a spin-off of “To the Juniors in Club Activities ~”, but you can read it without reading the spin source, and the content and design of this game are overwhelmingly better.

This review contains spoilers. I thought I'd reviewed this, but it seemed like I hadn't done it, so I really love this work!! I don't know how to rely on it... it looks like the title indicates Makino, but I thought it also indicated Seimiya. The fact that Makino can't be number 2 in volume 3, where the worries and suffering that Mr. Seimiya is having is saved by Makino, really stings me. I really like the fact that these two people have always called Makino and Kiyomiya ♡

This review contains spoilers. At first I thought it was Makino's story, but volume 3 is really interesting! I'm glad Kiyomiya couldn't rely on Kiyomiya herself, and the pressure point correction factory was so easy to understand!

This review contains spoilers. I love the fact that the characters drawn by this artist have a very human touch. It wasn't a bit straightforward, it was troublesome, and I had a lot of conflicts. But that's good. That's cute. Makino and Kiyomiya were attracted to each other, but I'm glad their feelings came through safely. I couldn't stop being excited at the end of volume 2, the night we fell in love with each other. The depiction in volume 2 showed a strong sense of sexual proclivity, but personally, it was amazing.

This review contains spoilers. It was so good that I bought it in paper too. Huh, it's my foolishness not to read it even though it was a hot topic... it stuck in my habit to think twice about Koshino sensei's works over and over again... Among them, this one is by far the best. Makino-kun, who appeared in Club Katsu's ~, takes it, and what he meets in the countryside where he casually arrived at his place of employment is a later attack, an attack and defense drama spanning 3 volumes of Mr. Seimiya. The teacher's work has a good tempo and is also comical, but this one really delves into psychological depiction, so both of them are sometimes sad. Knowing that they are experiencing a difficult and lonely time for each other, I wholeheartedly applauded when their minds and bodies stuck together for the last time. The picture still feels like a shonen magazine, but the depiction of facial expressions and changes in mind is exquisite. I use every technique to convey it to readers. ... I think he's a genius. The H depiction is also completely rich that only a teacher can draw. Comical, serious, and erotic. It is a divine work without complaint.

This review contains spoilers. Koshino's work is truly unmistakable!!! Momodakyun was great this time too. Ahhh it feels so good to be so humming

This review contains spoilers. I fell from a life where I could do anything without depending on others, and I ended up living a NEET lifestyle. What I like about that is that I lose weight enough to hide myself, and I cry right away because of attacks or words from friends. What's more, I felt strong when I was a student, but the feeling that I'm weak now is great.

This review contains spoilers. It's so messy, but this mess is interesting. What is Koshino sensei It's a spin-off of Being Approached by Juniors in Club Activities, and both are equally messy, but the feeling of being messy is different. Seimiya (gay) doesn't want to fall in love with Nonke, and the depiction that Makino, who was such a menhera, was actually quite a cheerleader when she got well is depicted from Kiyomiya's point of view, and even though those who read it in that gap are furious, Kiyomiya feels like she can't honestly cheer up from her past experiences, and it's already a hassle! As much as I think about it, I feel that it's cute. Also, in response to the fact that Kiyomiya had a strange attitude and was angry, Makino investigated the cause of this and that, but it was funny that everything was off. Makino, calm down! I don't have that much eroticism that makes me want to talk about it lol, but it's erotic even though it's messy. Unfortunately, I wonder if the correction was left blank halfway through.