Reviews for My Clueless First Friend Manga

This review contains spoilers. A girl who is nicknamed Shinigami in class and is being bullied. That's where a boy transfer student comes in. He is unaware of the bullying around him and takes a snug approach to girls.

This review contains spoilers. For elementary school students, school is a world where almost everything in life is like. The rules there are made by people in the class who have the power to speak up, and there are many events where it is unnatural when viewed from an outsider or where it is a crime if you don't do well, but no one wonders, or no one can raise an objection. A “transfer student who doesn't know the circumstances” smiles at that distorted view of the world and asks “why?” It's fresh and really interesting to say things like that without hesitation, and gradually the ugly rules of the class stop being rules. However, the story has gotten a little too much into a rut... I think it would be nice if they put it together well up to about 10 volumes and end in a way like “ah... I wanted to read more.” It's tough for me personally, even if it's stretched out any further.

This review contains spoilers. Nishimura-san was being bullied rather than ridiculed. I closed my mind, and situations of bullying had become commonplace, but Takada-kun, a transfer student, was too amazing. It's not about not being bullied or a sense of justice; I think Nishimura-san is really cool, cool, and wonderful. It's a lot of fun to hang out with as friends, and the feeling of being happy every day with Takada-kun's expressions and lines is so nice. I'm really glad that Takada-kun was so loud that it wasn't bothersome or uncomfortable, and my older sister was a wonderful person, and Nishimura-san seemed genuinely happy.

This review contains spoilers. It's nice that Akane-chan becomes more and more positive in Taiyo-kun's words! That would be the case if Taiyo-kun, the unconscious nature, told me that he's cute every day. Akane-chan's blush is too cute... Her smile is too cute. they're both angels. I felt like a parent when I saw that Akane-chan, who had turned into Taiyo-kun, began to go fast. Everyone probably thinks so! The friends around me are cute and awesome too!!

This review contains spoilers. I started reading it because I was attracted to the cute pictures and the strangely interesting title, and at first I laughed at the naturalness of Takada-kun, an elementary school boy, but when I noticed it, my eyes got hot and I burst into tears... I was often hazy with tears and couldn't read, so I interrupted. Teasing unique to elementary school students, such as naming them for their appearance or leaving them out of their peers, is sometimes cruel, and it has always been cruel. My heart aches when I think about Akane-chan until Takada-kun transferred to another school. I wonder if Takada is an angel. Also, was Akane-chan's mother worried about her soul and invited Takada-kun? It makes me think. Takada-kun's return to the bully is exquisite, and he is full of kindness. The bully looks stupid and makes me laugh out loud. Takada-kun brings happiness to Akane-chan, and Takada-kun says that just being with Akane-chan is happy. Such a great relationship! Akane-chan, who is embarrassed by Takada-kun's innocent appearance and straight words, is cute and makes her so happy too. Fifth graders are so sensitive, and so stupid that they make me laugh, but there are times when it's so painful that I can't stop crying. It carefully and warmly depicts such a sensitive period when people of the opposite sex begin to worry about it. I'm really happy to read that Akane-chan's friendships expand and the number of people around her, such as Takada-kun's nice older sister, family, and classmates. I want my elementary school son to read it too. I mean, it's a work I'd like to have in every elementary school library!

This review contains spoilers. Takada-kun's bright smile, perfect for the name Taiyo, and his straightforward personality, who is straightforward and not misled by anything, was dazzling. Rather than not knowing the circumstances, I had a very refreshing self-paced attitude that I didn't care about the circumstances and that they didn't matter. If I could become a person without a single cloud up to this point, I and the people around me seem to be happy/able, and unfortunately I haven't become that kind of person now or in the past, but I admire it. The fact that he himself is completely unaware of how much his words and actions have saved and encouraged Nishimura-san is also wonderful and astonishing. The reaction of Nishimura-san, who blushes, is also cute, and they are two people I want to keep an eye on!

This review contains spoilers. Takada-kun is funny and cute because he accepts anything, whether it's natural or straightforward. Both Nishimura-san and his classmates are puzzled by Takada-kun's words and actions because he makes unexpected returns.