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

My first impression was that I didn't like pictures, and that there were so many characters that it seemed difficult to read (sorry!). But if you take the time to face it, it's delicious and interesting! And it makes me want to read it again. Makino and Kiyomiya, two people who have revealed what they are lacking in each other and have a relationship where they can complement each other, are amazing.

According to predictions, I was wondering if it would be a reba, but it didn't happen. Volume 3 was good. Makino regained his original goodness and began to grow, and I'm glad he was the author. And above all, I'm looking forward to the next spin-off. I can't wait.

It is neatly organized in three volumes. It was fun until the end. It's a bit difficult to read electronically, but it's worth reading page by page.

At first, I felt that the illustration wasn't my favorite, but when I started reading it, I was drawn into the story and I didn't feel anything about the picture. Before I knew it, I had bought the whole series.

But Kiyomiya-san in the latter half was so pathetic that he seriously accepted it, isn't he? I was so worried. I know Nonke is traumatized, but isn't he running away too much? Every time, Makino seems to be in a hurry and I'm confused. I know Makino likes Seimiya-san, though. If Kiyomiya-san can get serious with nonke people, doesn't it have to be Makino? That made me think.

I love Koshino World's wacky feeling, but probably because of the personalities of the main two, the feeling of being idle and desperate is tough, and it's unbearable. There's no doubt that it's interesting, but I can't get carried away...

I understand why Attacker suddenly pulled it out even though it was a jerk at first. I thought it seemed frivolous, but I liked it after volume three.

I wonder if the chairman of the committee... is a good junior in club activities. Life in a regional city rather than Tokyo was depicted quite realistically, which was interesting. It wasn't completed right away, and it was nice that they gradually understood each other's complexes and circumstances. And above all, the teacher's unique tempo and gags are interesting!

The author is buying it, but since it's finally finished, I bought it all at once! I only bought 3 volumes at once, so I was twice as satisfied (lol) when I thought I had shortened the distance with volume 1 and 2, one of them ran away... wow wow! The timing for both of them to overcome their past was off, but are you worried about growing your heart? The spin-off isn't going to start in spring, so are you looking forward to that next time?

I'm a fan of Mr. Koshino. Of course, I was also reading Juniors from Club Activities, so I was looking forward to seeing Makino-kun as the main character. However, if you read this character strange, you can understand it, but I was so confused that it was so different from the Makino-kun statue that was inside me. There were a lot of lines, and I wonder if that combined with Makino-kun's bothersome smell was off? I thought, but since it's Koshino, let's read it until the end! I read up to 3 of the last volume, and ahhh I'm glad I read it ah ah! I thought so. As expected. They also carefully collected bothersome places one by one, and welcome home Makino-kun! That's it now.

When I first saw Koshino's manga, I thought the pictures were sloppy, but I was brilliantly addicted to Koshino World. They are good at using onomatopoeic words, and I like the sense of jiléré and psychological depictions that create relationships, and the realism of H. They casually hold them tightly with their feet when they are jittery (volume 2), and the feeling that they kiss while being soothed (volume 3), the feeling of holding hands with a cue or receiving too much love for the attack It's casually interspersed with depictions of, etc., and I can feel the love for receiving, and I like the politeness of that kind of depiction, and I think it's good. I'm sorry if this is a spoiler.

I love Koshino sensei's work, and I've been waiting for more to come out. It was great this time too.

The entire title work. A spin-off of Club Activities... When Makino, who had been doing everything without a hitch, stumbled when getting a job, his body and mind were ruined. Somehow I became a teacher in the countryside and got help from the landowner's son in various ways, got back on my feet, and finally had a good person and a lover, but things didn't go well. The son of the landowner who took care of him was also relentless in various ways, such as his own love affairs. The two of them saved each other and had a happy conversation. There was a lot of hustle and bustle, but it was a good feeling that they were complementing each other's anxiety with each other. Yasunori is a man with great manners like Han. As expected, monk!

The design is cute, the characters and story are well thought out, and the tempo of conversation is good, but it's messy in places and hard to read. Kiyomiya was so pure and pitiful. Erotica could be a little more fantasy, right? I thought so.

Even though I don't want to get involved, I don't feel left alone, and I like it where they struggle and get bogged down (laughs) What do you particularly like is the new sexual habit drawn up in volume 2? I'm worried about that (lol)

It's probably called natural acceptance; it's an attack that seems like it's going to have a lot of trouble in the future. He is quite handsome (in terms of personality) and is very good.

Volume 3 was brilliantly played from volume 1, which I was a little shocked to hear that excellent manager turned out to be like this... even though there are various things. It was interesting in a fun, messy world, but volume 3 was long. There is no coolness level, including ethi. (I am)

I was able to introduce my work and bought it!! It was my first time reading this story! That was interesting! I'm going to buy the second volume now!