Reviews for You Can Have My Back LightNovel

This review contains spoilers. Since it's a reincarnation story, memories from before reincarnation are unintended and repeated in the form of dreams, and from there, it's a story about searching for people who gave their heart and couldn't be fulfilled in their previous lives, an accomplice named a lover, a younger brother who is years away, and a traitor to a country involved in his own death, but it was different from the reincarnation I've read until now. First of all, they are completely different people in their previous lives and in this life. Other than the fact that their souls and eyes are the same color, they are born, have different personalities, and physiques. Also, personalities from a previous life will not take over the body of this life. You've really thought it through. That's why I don't feel unnecessarily sad. I cried in tears over each thought, and the trash can fell into a pile of tissues about 5 times. Especially Luca! I was saddened over and over again by Luca's feelings for Ionia... There is still a long way to go before that feeling is rewarded, but Ionia is definitely waiting for the place we reach. So I want them to go to Ionia as slowly as possible as soon as possible. I just hope so. I was fascinated by the epic story, and I finished reading even Gaiden, and just reread it from the first volume of the main story. I'm really glad I didn't end my life without reading this book. I am grateful to have met you.

This review contains spoilers. I looked at reviews and stared at good reviews, bad reviews, and then bought it after worrying! When I read it, I was drawn into the world all at once and I couldn't stop reading it. I was moved and cried in tatters while reading it, by all means... if you are unsure, buy 1 to 3 and read it! It was a work I didn't regret at all, and there were some painful details, but I'm glad I came across this work!!

This review contains spoilers. It's an epic story. Final Epilogue Dirk's Descent of the Common Chancellor and Joseph. I really couldn't stop crying for Brandt Bergund. That was great.

This review contains spoilers. I was already crying. I loved Lucas' unwavering love for Ionia. I'm in tears over Joseph's good health.

This review contains spoilers. It's already the best of the best, and I couldn't read it without tears until the end. I loved Leonino and Ionia so much.

This review contains spoilers. I finished reading the last volume of “The Life of Love,” and the feeling of being so happy was mixed with a sense of regret that I had finished reading it, and I sighed unintentionally. Then I looked at the illustrations on the front and back covers, and now I sighed in admiration. I'm an obfuscation type that tries to read as many stories as possible rather than read one book carefully, but this work made me think for the first time in a long time that I wanted to reread it again, and that I still wanted to immerse myself in this grand and profound world, and it was a difficult work to obtain. Personally, I recommend Joseph and Dirk's slapstick couple, so I was greedily hoping that these two would like to watch any trivial everyday life, and if possible, until Fort North is completed and gold mining is on track, no, until Dirk is the prime minister, no, I want to read it until the two officially get married, etc., but I read the Epilogue's Dirk's exploits handed down to future generations, and Joseph's name mentioned as a partner, that's nonsensical That was true, and I reflected on it. The two seemed to have been having a great time for a long time. Just understanding it really stuck in my heart, and rather the way it ended, which had a lingering afterglow. The story of Joseph and Dirk seems to have come to an end, but since the mystery of the Northern Gorge and the mystery of the Fanoren family's lineage and powers still remain, I'm hopeful that it will be revealed someday, and that it would be nice if that area was told along with the story of Kyle, the Wandering King. However, don't overdo it for the author, and I would be grateful if you could write a story when they naturally wanted to write it... I'm waiting patiently while rereading the previous volume.

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 2 volumes at The End of Love, and don't forget how happy you are when I'm praying that the next time it starts with Dirk and Joseph flirting, Joseph is so cute!

This review contains spoilers. I always read reviews with few stars before buying light novels and refer to them, but I liked the cover of this work, so I read reviews after buying it. Then, I read a few pretty tough reviews... I left it uneasy and left it alone for a while, but when the new issue came out and I started reading anew... well, what is this!? Isn't it the best!! The writing is great, the background and story line are solid, all the characters are fascinating, and there's nothing to deny! It's not just a story about the four people Gravis, Ionia, Lucas, and Leonino, and it later leads to Dirk and Joseph. It was a really great long film. The story of Gravis & Leolino was good, but when I read the story of Dirk and Joseph, the story of these two was interesting and interesting. It's not Dirk, but “Joseph is nothing but cute anymore” (laughs) and it makes me so cute and adorable that I can cry. Joseph made me cry so much. Also, Joseph's letter was written on the postcard by the author who was awesome www, but let's write a novel! It seems that this is the first work I wrote with that in mind... I'm really surprised. I thought this kind of person was real, no, a genius. Currently, I've just finished reading volume 2 of Gaiden. I can't wait for volume 3. I feel like the story of King Kyle's Missing will somehow lead to the next sequel, and I want this work to continue!! I'm lonely after reading it... I want to read more soon!

This review contains spoilers. Volumes 1 to 3 are the main stories about the couple Leonino and Kravis, and I think it's a pretty sad and heavy story, but it made me want to read it more and more, making me want to read it more and more, making me feel like reading it more and more, making me feel like reading it more and more, making me feel like reading it harder and harder, it made me feel like reading it more and more, making me want to read it more and more. Personally, I like Ionia, so I want to read more and more Ionic Side stories. Volume 4 was about each character around Leonino. I wonder if this person had this kind of personality, or if this person was unexpectedly confused, or this person is dangerous... you can make new discoveries by understanding the character! And after all, I like Leonino's family because it's lively ❤️ And it's a story about Joseph, who is Leonino's escort, in volumes 5 and 6, and it was fun to read it as if it were more and more fleshed out in the story. At first, the miraculous and innocent Joseph was so cute, but I wanted to watch him grow through his experiences. (Leonino was nervous because she was worried about what she would do) After that, I have Lucas' chest hair! I see! That was a pressure point for me personally. The doting love of Leonino's family made me nervous every time. (It was the part where bad stories such as the truth were mitigated) I wanted all the characters to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. Postscript (read up to 7 volumes) Before I finished reading a quarter of volume 3 of Gaiden, I smiled a smirk saying, “This is likely to be the next volume too.” I'm curious about how Koi and the Political Situation will land, but anyway, it's interesting, so I didn't want to finish reading it. The content is wide and deep, so when I thought this expanded furoshiki wouldn't be able to end there, it ended. No, that was already interesting! I didn't want to finish reading it. Dirk was awesome (Dirk's recommendation), but the reason Dirk recommended me always broke down my lacrimal glands from the time it appeared is probably because the main story sticks so well after all. I can recommend it with confidence. That was interesting! I wonder if a sequel will come out ~ I've read up to 6 volumes. I read it all at once because I couldn't move my index finger at all by the combination of a beautiful boy like a girl and Spadari (I think those who like it can enjoy it quite a bit) I immersed myself in the story for the first time in a long time and read it. I'm sorry I finished reading it. A medieval European-style fantasy set in a world where superpowers exist in countries where same-sex marriage is permitted. Furthermore, the main character is a super beautiful boy with a beloved character. If you look only at this, you might think it's a relaxed, fluffy story that tends to exist, but the settings created and the author's writing power make the work persuasive and make you read it persuasively. This is the author's first work (I wonder if it is?) It seems, and I feel that the sentences are somewhat peculiar, but anyway, the story is interesting. Also, as for the characters, they are written with an emphasis on sex appeal when it comes to what is good despite the combination of Pretty Boy and Spadari. It's also sexy and nice that the attackers of the 3 male couples that appear are all doting, yet they have a slight smirk (a slight sense of verbal accusation). I like it. Dirk recommended me and I can't wait for the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. It was a fantasy I really loved! All of the characters are so cool. Not only that, it's great as a fantasy piece! If BL is OK, I really think this is a work I want many people to read. It's a reincarnation thing, but I feel like it's a bit different from popular ones. Leonino is the reincarnation of Ionia, but I like the fact that he's depicted as a different person rather than the same person. Including conflicting parts. Also, I love the main story, but I especially recommend Gaiden. I don't know how many times I've reread Gaiden. Dirk & Joseph are too cute. In particular, the newly published letter scene is so awesome and precious. You can even read the episodes of the people surrounding the main character, including Gaiden and Extra Editions, so you can fully immerse yourself in the epic story. True, BL is fine, and I definitely want people who like fantasy to read it!

This review contains spoilers. The various characters in this work have romantic relationships throughout the series, and I can enjoy it a lot, but even more than that, I am struck by the family love spun by this author. There are stories for each family, such as the main character, Leonino's family, and Ionia Dirk's family, and I can't read them without tears. This is the reason I read it over and over again. The way it ended was so beautiful even in Gaiden 1, so I was wondering if there might be a continuation, but I didn't think 2 would come out and I would be able to read The Days of Joseph and Dirk so much. What's more, it continues...!! It ended in an air of unease, but I can't help but pray that Joseph and Dirk will continue to be happy! I also read 3 volumes of the postscript, and I'm crying. I can't get the last sentence of the epilogue out of my head. I reread this work over and over again without being able to get out of the world. There's no end to the list of good scenes. I can't stand up to Mr. Kotsuna, who created this work.