Reviews for DANKY NIGHT Manga

This review contains spoilers. I'm buying the author. Itaka sensei... the son of the BL world. Even in the classic setting, there is ingenuity in how to show it, and it makes the personality clear. Ken Couple drawn by Yago-sensei is beyond imagination. The scene where they kissed for the first time, Umezawa pulls the edge of Hase's mouth and forces him to open his mouth, the depiction of being inserted in a glass-walled hotel in a dream, all the fellowship and splendid TNK including image images, Umezawa's handling of Lehman socks, Hase's half-ass confession scene, title recovery... everything is so amazing that I can't count them. They are attracted to each other with selfish feelings and instincts, and serious clashes are good. I recommend Ken Couple who want them to go up to the same playing field and face each other with all their might. The door picture is so emo that I want it to be made into a color poster. Drink it all up and enjoy it.

This review contains spoilers. that's a snarky nonke? The reception is cute, but... maybe the most favorite of the Ken couple, correction is sweet, and that's great too

This review contains spoilers. We had a lot of fights (laughs). They were originally colleagues at a food manufacturer, and while they had a huge fight as sales and developers, they acknowledged each other's work, and were working on the same product development. Even though that product was a hit and won internal awards, they didn't say anything in response to the attack, and they had already quit the company at the beginning of the story. Seki doesn't like that kind of attack, but for some reason she can't seem to forget it. It's a story about May Club (← old) when the two accidentally restart one day and have a fight. To be honest, there was Ken Couple in the story, but I liked the 2 characters, so it became quite a favorite book. The attack was gay, and it's a pattern where they liked receiving it first. Attacks are unfriendly and blunt, but there is a deep affection for reception that is sometimes shown, and a feeling of being at the mercy of insensitive and unaware reception, but it was so delicious. At first, even though I probably didn't understand the reason for my feelings and obsession with the attack, it didn't make sense that I wouldn't be able to meet them like this, and the wild boar rushed towards the attack was kind of cute. They go great even when they are thrown off by an attack. It's a bit loud, but I like this kind of active reception. Also, I don't feel good about my legs. The attack decided not to have a relationship due to past trauma, but even though I couldn't stand it in the midfield and even reached out to receive it and conveyed my feelings, I thought about the reception at the end of the game and ended up throwing it away. In response to that, “Why are you running away!? do you love me!? A coward...! damn it! (Strictly speaking, it's not a line like this)” and super okoppun. It feels like attacking in response to that brings courage, so I think it's also suitable for those who like bullish nonke who lead gay attacks, which are cool but are a bit timid. There were quite a few scenes with Also, but I doubted how poor the revisions were. huh? huh? The white lines are thin, thin, and few! It's just that the feeling “=” is attached to the tip, and if anything, there are times when it's “-”, that's a lie, thank you!! That's how bad the correction is. Anyway, the scene where Attack Attack first appears is amazing. everyone too, huh? That's a lie, Big Ocean Company Bravo! It's probably going to happen. It feels like a royal Ken couple story where a man's passions collide, but it was interesting for me personally. It's not finished, so I wonder if it will continue? If it continues, I will definitely buy it.

This review contains spoilers. Why are you mad at this? Is it necessary to speak so bad? I was worried that Umezawa was so sharp and messy. Hase is extremely calm, and she doesn't even talk about fighting. I thought it would be disgusting for big adults to get angry one by one... but I'm sure it's just Hase. I'm doing well when I think that they wanted Hase to turn around, so I can forgive sharp characters.

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about Ken and his former colleagues who have reunited. The common settings and the feeling that the conversation progressed steadily didn't stick that far for me personally. at the end, we're both a little honest with each other (?) It settled down and the depiction was erotic, so I gave it 4 stars.

This review contains spoilers. It's common in terms of development, but that's why it was easy to understand, and I was able to watch it with peace of mind! I think people who are interested after watching the trial reading even though they have ♡ while also have points of interest can buy it!