Reviews for Tangled Feelings Tugged Loose Manga

This review contains spoilers. Attacks are the type that can suit anyone, and I'm not good at refusing. On the other hand, I can clearly say what I want to say, and above all else, the way to refuse is clean and cool. First of all, the fact that the attack is secretly “presumptively certified” in such a way is too cute...! But what struck me the most was that Oku became uneasy, saying “I might end my life without experiencing anything at this rate,” and proposed a relationship with the attack. In response to an offer from the reception, there was no way the attack was “only you are no good!” I mean... eh, are you refusing that!? Even though they're kind to everyone!? It's going to be like that. Lol, but that one word was filled with the seriousness of the attack and the feeling of “I want to have a relationship, not play,” and I was really surprised. It was a sweet love story that begins with passing each other, and the feeling that the distance gradually shrinks was very nice, and the flow of their emotions was careful, and I was able to read it comfortably until the end.

This review contains spoilers. There is no choice but to be good. There's also Kyun, and it's a little exciting, and there's no choice but to be good for both rabbits and horns!! would you recommend it? ♥️

This review contains spoilers. They are two contrasting people, Yusaku, who plays Yokya, who is friendly to everyone, and the self-paced Kaname, who is unfriendly and fuel-efficient in everything. Bad talk between the two, from a relationship that starts with the body. Even though they have the power to act, they don't have the courage to reveal their true intentions, so they take a detour. I've always been recommending Yusaku Kaname. From being an admired presence, they have become unaware of the strong fire burden. Kaname also thought Yusaku was cute from a relatively early age. Their love for their partner increases when they think they're cute, and in contrast, both of them have extremely low expectations for others, so if they let them live in their own hearts... it's already love. This line, which is the opposite of “only Inoda-kun is impossible...” and “Yusaku alone is impossible...” is effective and lives on. From the essential “I like it...” to “I was scared...”, it was also good that Kaname realized that it was an act without love... even though I thought it was an act without love... The way you look at the scene in the main story where Kaname reflects on the fact that he smiled in the bathroom also changes when you read the drawing. When I reread it... when I said, “It's cool not to be swept away by others” in my first conversation, I feel a tearful feeling about Yusaku's courage and the ability to communicate he has cultivated up until now. It's really cute when you read it back after knowing how clumsy they usually talk to Kame no Kaname sensei. I watch the movie Take the Big Pizza that I couldn't make in the main story, and it came in a flash on the color page. I love it because the way it is read, the arrangement, and balance are great.

This review contains spoilers. The two people, starting with Se-ne-Ne, are so modded and so cute!! The hilarious attack is more modern, isn't it (laughs)? The feeling that the two of them don't have enough words is cute and makes me cringe!! Mom is also good at her job and I love it! I want to watch 2 more Love-Love Stories!!!

This review contains spoilers. The two feelings after the misunderstanding were so amazing. I love the fact that they are pure and dangerously cute like Inoda-kun; Hagita-kun loves Inoda-kun from the beginning; they always say cute and cute after dating, they always say cute and smiling, and it's also nice that they like each other's faces! The cover is good too! I feel happy every time I read

This review contains spoilers. Two people starting from a misunderstanding and a physical relationship. It looks muddy, but it's so pure and pure (lol) I was able to meet the recommendation! I dodged the words! Yusaku, who doesn't do well due to nervousness, is cute and makes me smirk. Ida is a nice kid that everyone watches over at his own pace, and his smile is really cute. It's exciting to see each other, but I'm glad these two met with a good sense of relentlessness and the store manager's nice overprotection. Ida Smiles This is a work I want to read more about the two lovey-dovey people from last time! The sequel... I'm looking forward to it!

This review contains spoilers. Yusaku is a good-looking classmate who doesn't refuse to come by x Inoda, who has poor eyesight and is bland gay. Fearful due to her poor eyesight, Inoda, who has no friends but isn't in trouble, is worried by her part-time mom that she is a virgin with no friends or lover, and somehow thinks about getting rid of her virginity. The one who was singled out was his classmate, Yusaku, who is rumored not to decline anyone's invitation, but he is turned down saying “just Inoda can't do it.” It's a frustrating pass-by between two people who have completely taken a turn. That was great! Inoda, who is indifferent, has an attractive expression when she is cute and has a rare smile with excellent destructive power. Even Inoda, who has a low self-esteem, was frustrated and confused here and there due to misinterpretations, probably because Yusaku, who is quite pure and disgusting due to playtime, can't afford it. All the moms and customers at the gay bar in Inoda have a great taste! Don't relax Inoda, who is being loved in some way. I was able to resolve misunderstandings with Yusaku's hard work, who realized that just waiting wasn't enough, and I was relieved by the happy end. Anyway, it was really nice that they were both cute. H also really liked the picture, and it was interesting! Satisfied!

This review contains spoilers. I like sharp, long eyes with poor eyesight, so I bought it without thinking, but I'm glad I bought it because Ida is cute and has a cute smile. We almost passed each other along the way, but (like Yusaku's way of saying it) I'm glad we got along safely. I liked the picture too.

This review contains spoilers. Buy the author of the new book. I was so sad when I deleted my review of the past work “The Weekend Baby” (it's an outrageous specification that if you delete it, you'll never be able to post a review on that work again)... I was able to ingest such an oversized amount of Kyun that blew away even those bitter memories...! The original design is Dstrike, but the boy the teacher draws is somewhat lazy and has a very nice expression. Ida (Ida), who is a struggling person and an obscene gay person, and Hagita (Hagita), a bi, who is starting to get tired of playing Yo-Kya. The setting is a common pattern, but it's so cute that both of the two college students are laid-back for their age and mysteriously have momentum, so it's so cute that they pass each other without permission. The feeling that the amount of information that can be received is still small, and that it is fine to receive but runs amok without knowing how to process it, just emphasized youth. The joy and suffering of falling in love with people, the horror of conveying feelings... the more you like your partner, the more you are frightened by rejection, and there is nothing you can do about it is carefully and comically depicted. Obviously, there's no good way for both of us to have friends with benefits, and it seems extremely difficult while we're in a situation where we don't know each other... because of that, I was also very moved when we tied the knot. (From the picture of the door) Yin Kya's dream, I'm glad we had a pizza party, that's a bit too much. Actually, I had a feeling right from the beginning and it's pretty good (the title is alive)! ※The revisions I'm concerned about seem to be getting stricter throughout the industry, and the impression is that there are a lot of white omissions in the new work... in other words, everyone around me, starting with Shirakuri Inoda's part-time job, is a nice person. These are lovable mobs whose attitudes don't change even when Hagita graduates from all sides due to her own circumstances. If you talk to the person you're worried about, they'll probably resolve it, but once you're able to do that, you're just friends... the only person you can't have casual contact with anyone... that's my favorite. There are many teachers who disappear after presenting two or three works, so I'm happy to continue reading wonderful works.

This review contains spoilers. It made me feel excited to stick together quickly, but I was so happy to understand the story that progresses from each point of view, so cute, and I cheered for them! I want them to be able to call essential things by name as soon as possible, so be sure to check out the sequel! I'm waiting!!