Reviews for My Beautiful Man LightNovel

This review contains spoilers. I loved the comic The Beautiful Guy, so I read the light novel. I read it almost immediately. An indescribable love only between Taira and Kiyoi. There was nothing but love, and it was so precious. Each other's wounds melt and form a bond. I definitely wanted to read comics until the end. If you have only novels but don't have comics yet, I want you to watch it~ anyway, it was great!

This review contains spoilers. If you read it thinking it was more serious from the title, Taira and Kiyoi are the most interesting couple! The two are dazzling as they grow steadily

This review contains spoilers. He's beautiful, awesome! Not only is Taira annoying, he's a genius, but he's also unaware. They are the best couple unwittingly swinging around Kiyoi

This review contains spoilers. I'm captivated by the manga, and it looks like the novel version too!! I stepped into my first BL novel. I was overwhelmed by the beauty of the words spun by the author, so I bought one volume at a time a day, couldn't suppress my desires, forgot my drowsiness, and read it all in the middle of the night. I don't have enough happy sleep. What remains in my memory in particular (although I read it most recently) is him who never bothers. In the early and middle stages, I almost died due to the crisis in Taira Noguchi's teacher-pupil relationship, Taira's crisis as a cameraman due to that, the appearance of Onda who wasn't familiar... etc., and I had heard that there was no bed scene, so I was suffering from how to heal this wound... but everything was taken with me at the end. As Taira's death approached, Taira's photograph after preparing for death, and my thoughts on that photograph came through rapidly, and I burst into tears with so much power and awesomeness. There are still many things I'm worried about, such as what will happen with Taira Noguchi Taira's relationship, how will Taira and Kiyoi grow in the future, how will Taira Kiyoi get along in the future... etc., so I'm really looking forward to the next volume. I went back and forth when I heard that it took 5 years from his troubled boyfriend to come out, but well, if I can watch these 2 people, I feel like I'll wait for as long as this life exists, and I want to wait. It's frustrating that my vocabulary doesn't fully express the merits of this work. I'm grateful to be able to watch these two people. thank you.

This review contains spoilers. When I read this work, I felt that the previous work was a break. My biggest impression is that there are few depictions of romance. I thought it was based on the story of Taira's photographer, but it was surprising that there were fewer than I had imagined and there were no sexual depictions for the first time in the series. Thinking about why, I think it's because Taira said “Kiyoi, stay by my side the whole time” at the end of his troubled girlfriend. When I read Notorious Him, I was wondering what would happen in the future by saying lover-like lines rather than one-sided words such as liking Taira or being pretty, but when I read Nobuki, I understood that those lines were one goal. Even though Taira and Kiyoi started dating, they hugged each other and didn't mesh, but even though Taira and Kiyoi are different. Taira still says that Kiyoi is the god and performs mysterious ceremonies, but when they get off, they try to postpone filming because Kiyoi might want to be with them. Taira and Kiyoi both face each other as lovers, even though there are parts they don't understand. When Kiyoi separated, he declared “we won't break up” and left because Taira said, “Stay by my side the whole time.” Every time a sequel comes out after having a happy ending in a romance film, it is a common development where they face a crisis of catastrophe and return to friendship again, and it seems that there will also be separate developments as Taira's environment changes this time too, but Nagira sensei cherishes the characters and doesn't develop it conveniently. I've always liked that kind of thing about my teacher, but even though I was able to feel it even more with him, I fell in love with him even more. What readers can read in the work is part of the time Taira and Kiyoi spend, and as a result, there are few depictions of romance, but that is because the relationship between the two has stabilized. Even if there is no direct depiction, it's extremely erotic to imagine two people who usually eat a properly nutritionally balanced home-cooked meal and end up with pizza in self-depravity in order to flirt, and it's a lot of fun to imagine the two people in between. I want them to get excited before eating, and laugh with each other later, saying that chilled pizza nibbles don't taste good. While the work Nagi Ryo-sensei and Beautiful Him has changed drastically over the past few years, there is nothing but gratitude for being able to read the sequel in this way. The love between Taira and Kiyoi has settled down a bit, but I want to see them work hard towards their dreams and goals, so I want the Beautiful Guy series to continue for a long time.

This review contains spoilers. I read almost all of Nagi Ryo-sensei's BL works, from the first drama of My Favorite Beautiful Boyfriend to My Love, Daredevil, and Nagi Ryo-sensei's BL works, and The Beautiful Guy participated in preview screenings for drama CDs, dramas, movies, and all the movies that have conquered them all. Of course, volume 4 was amazing... only! just!! There wasn't Taira's cat pee scene this time!!!? Of course I could feel the love, and I even felt Noguchi-sensei's love and almost cried!!! Taira's obsession scene must be disgusting after all!!!! I thought there wouldn't be a world for two, but I like it

This review contains spoilers. In the afterword, Nagira sensei said, “I like disgusting attacks. It says, “It's super negative, but it's pure and I like receiving it so much that I'm sorry, I'm sorry, prostrate...” and Taira is probably the embodiment of this. Because of his family environment, Kiyoi had a furious desire to be loved, and the process of feeling pleasure from Taira's fervent gaze directed at himself was brilliantly depicted. It consists of 4 chapters in total, but the color of each episode is different, and it seems that it changes slightly, from cool to warm, and from serious to comical sweetness.

This review contains spoilers. I am happy to have come across such a wonderful work. I really love Nagi Ryoyu sensei's expressions. Disgusting Attack is a genre I've never touched, and I want to watch Taira's Disgust all the time even though it wasn't an attack I wanted to see in the first place... I was taken aback every time I talked about something I didn't understand, and the more I read, the more I was immersed in a mysterious charm. I really like the gap between Kiyoi's quick cleanness, the girly part, and crying and screaming only before Taira. Two people who are complete opposites, but they also have overlapping parts. I feel the preciousness that can only be found in Hirakiyo. It became ridiculously interesting as I followed the volume, but Noguchi-san's extra edition at the end of volume 4 was paralyzed. I want to read more soon... I'm waiting patiently after rereading it!

This review contains spoilers. I read everything from volumes 1 to 4 and the extra editions all at once. It was amazing throughout the whole story. After picking up this novel, I read comics from the same work, read other works by Nagi Ryo, and it became a dangerous situation where I became addicted to BL novels this year. As Nagi Ryo-san said in the afterword that she wanted to write a gross attack, I thought Taira's character was particularly excellent. While words, actions, and personalities seem to be out of order, I feel that there are strangely many parts that you can sympathize with when you follow those thoughts, or parts that make you want to nod when you understand them. Gloomy events and thoughts in the high school student edition, and things like being timid even though they take a slightly oblique stance on the world because of that. Even though they are humble, they can't give up their self-esteem, and they hate themselves because of their uselessly high pride... (However, being aware of myself being proud itself is Taira's growth, isn't it?) While reading while nodding, saying that they are familiar here and there, it makes me want to call out to them that I'm glad I met Kiyoi. However, even if he ends up with Kiyoi, it doesn't end with a word of congratulations, and he continues to be forced to fight both against love and work, where entering into a relationship itself is a struggle. (Kiyoi also continues to fight hard) It's a moving series where comical scenes are interspersed, and while it's fun to read at a good tempo, the dramatic developments are interwoven, and you can see the growth of each character. Also, not only are the 2 main characters, but the characters of the people surrounding the 2 are also attractive.