Reviews for What If I Said, "I Love You"? Manga

It's a relatively classic story called Childhood Friend Boys Love, but the lyrical feeling is good because it emphasizes emotional depiction rather than the development of the story. You can see that it is carefully drawn.

It was such a pure, pure story. Does your attitude change so much when you go from being a childhood friend to being a lover? The two people who were so excited about each other were so cute.

The pictures were beautiful and easy to read. It's really pure and I think it's perfect for BL beginners. I'll buy more.

I bought it because I was attracted to the beauty of my eyes and the title. It's adorable. I thought it was better than a girls' manga because it was a bit abstract and the tremors of the heart were expressed for a long time.

cute. I read it with great pleasure. My favorite childhood friend. While hiding my feelings... it's dazzling. I'm so happy that it seems like a sequel. I've been waiting for something like this! It warms my heart. My yandere heart has been purified. No flirting yet. It's up to catch-up. Precious... what are your impressions of volume 2. The two start dating and care about their surroundings. On a first date, do you tell a friend or keep quiet? It was a slow volume 2. They're both cute, so they're dumbfounded. Will there be anything in volume 3? I'm looking forward to it!

Are you a student? It made me feel like a maiden and cut corners too much. I wanted them to draw even the mountain area I wanted to write more carefully; it was really messy. I wonder if it's a world of two in a sense??

I mean, do you also call it BL where you enjoy the feeling of air? The author used multiple frames to make the characters talk about their emotions with the eyes and fingers of their hands in a scene that would normally end with 1 frame. It's not like anything is going to happen. Overflowing love for Tokio from Kazuho's point of view. That love has already reached the edge of the cup, and the story begins with maximum surface tension. Kazuho is sad when he meets Tokio while thinking that his love for the same sex must be revealed or left. Tokio, on the other hand, is an unconscious incitement in a way that is entangled as if he were in elementary school lol One day, words spilled out of his uncontrollable mouth. The downpour at that time was like Kazuho's emotion. Personally, I also felt that it was unclear how Tokio's feelings of saying “I've never seen Kazuho that way” moved so he accepted Kazuho... (I wonder if there is a Tokio perspective in volume 2?) Volume 2 is like a story about the two since they started dating, so I want to keep an eye on Tokio to see if Kazuho properly thinks from an “important childhood friend” to a “lover.”

It was cute as a story but compare to other bl I; ve read so far, it was a little shallow story and not that good

I thought he was a writer who was good at splitting frames, facial expressions, and showing stories. I was drawn in such a way that I finished reading it in no time, and it felt short. Even though it's a common story, the novel way of showing it was fascinating that I never got tired of it. I want to see 2 sweet people in the sequel. It's pure, so I stopped hugging but I'm satisfied. I want you to take erotica elsewhere, and watch this when you want to feel relaxed. I just want to look forward to a lot of things in the sequel. My personal point of regret was that they didn't have an unrequited love. The attack (probably) seemed too natural. It's cute, though.