Reviews for You Might As Well Be the One Manga

This review contains spoilers. 100% no man like Sanari! It's a comic where you can really understand that love is blind! It's really impossible for Sanari's personality to be close. This is probably the first character I've never liked. lol I want him to stick with Shin-kun... do you think he'll definitely make him happy?

This review contains spoilers. I like it...! At the end of, I was worried ★ 4, 3 in terms of story... the picture was positively influenced by the Margaret artist, and both men and women are wonderful. The heroine I want to fall in love with, and the man I don't fall in love with. What kind of play are you playing? Are you a scammer? The man's side is so cunning that I want to say that. Give the words and actions you want and push them away at the last minute... I feel sorry for the heroine when you play over many episodes of this. Even though it was to attract readers, it seemed difficult even if they were to have mutual feelings... I thought it would be difficult to do it to Guima-kun. It's a work that makes you not hope for Happien. It's hard to reassure readers, so if they don't go into doting mode soon, so will the author.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are beautiful, and it's probably an unlikely story. Sanari is pretty scum so far. I feel like I'm going to recover from here on out. Ichika, on the other hand, has a model figure, is cute, and has a good personality, and wouldn't it be strange if she became even more popular? I wonder if the fun of the future will change depending on why Sanari doesn't have a serious relationship. Because I feel like it's because it's bothersome so far, but it's getting bothersome when dealing with a woman I really don't care about, so it's meaningless, isn't it? That's what it feels like.

This review contains spoilers. I can only think that it would have been nice if Kosei-kun was a good man. You can just stay that way, or that your posture is good because you're confident, or that it's embarrassing because it's close to your face. There are only those that misunderstand. I'm really scared. It's scary that he looks like a fresh and serious good-looking guy and is split up. I just wanted him to be a good man as I had in my first impression, too bad. But I'm worried about the last one.

This review contains spoilers. I noticed it from my first contact with the main character, but the guy who naturally comes into his personal space with a normal face and doesn't seem to be playing is playing the most. I know, I've experienced it.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder why I'm attracted to it, but I'm sure I'll understand things from the past that made me laugh from now on. As he says, you can't compromise with this playman (yourself), really, the main character is useless. I think they probably have special feelings for each other, but I feel that there are many patterns where these types of men notice their true feelings once again when a new man appears as the main character and leaves before them. Until volume 1, it ended with the main character's heartbreak and a friend relationship, but will rivals come out in the future, or will the protagonist's feelings reach each other and end up being lovers? I'm worried about the future of the two of them. I like painting, so I gave it 4 stars

This review contains spoilers. It looks flashy, but what's inside is a heart-pounding story where the heroine, who is an otome and has a serious view of romance, finally meets her destined partner, isn't it insanely sad! Is Sanari-kun actually playing! I thought he was a sincere and wonderful boy because of his fresh appearance and feeling of conversation with the heroine, so I was shocked just like the heroine when his scum was discovered.? But what if it's ridiculous that they act casually, kindly, charming, and make you cringe even though they're scum.? Even though I'm worried when it comes to the heroine going on a date with someone, it's too foolish not to go out with someone because it's a waste of time for her unfaithful self, isn't it? I don't want to watch the heroine hang around in the air and have a rough feeling, so I really want her to decide whether to “stab Todome” as the title suggests and begin a serious love affair. Either way, I'm too worried about the future of the two of them, so I'd like to keep watching until the end.?