Reviews for My Beautiful Man LightNovel

It's so funny I can't stop!! I like the 3rd one the best! The interaction between the two makes me laugh a lot, and I'm also frustrated (laughs), and it's just so funny!! The emotional movements, feelings, and words are clearly written, and I'm really glad I read it! I definitely recommend this work! If possible, I'd like Kasai Rikako to comicalize it too!!

These two, Kiyoi and Taira, have no double with any of the couples we're talking about, and they're really nice. Since the conversation progresses from each other's perspectives, the feelings at that time are easy to understand, and there are places where you can laugh unintentionally, the street is wonderful, and each person's personality is wonderful. I've read all 3 volumes at once, and I can't help but look forward to the continuation. I want to keep following these two guys.

I was looking for works that attack obsession by chance, and when I saw the synopsis, I was curious and bought it, and it was a really wonderful work. What are the pressure points. Both feelings were depicted in great detail, and I was able to see the author's skills in a realistic way.

They are two people with completely different worldviews, but for some reason they are attracted to each other, and they become indispensable to each other. That's good.

I don't usually write reviews, but it's so interesting that I can't help but write one. From the cover of Two Beautiful Boys, I was wondering if it was a love affair with a sparkling development, but it wasn't good. Attack and receive are the top and bottom of the pyramid, and even though they shouldn't have crossed a millimeter, they are each other's stars. Attacker praises the receiver as king, but in fact, it is the one who takes more and more captive. It makes me angry. Depending on how you write it, even stories that seem heavy can be laughed out loud due to the tempo of the story and the delusion of attack. The author's sense shines through. The development and psychological depiction of the story are very realistic, and I have the illusion that these two actually exist somewhere in the real world. It's tempting to say that the negative points that don't feel comfortable about attacking should be done if 3 volumes continue, but that is also realistic. The root of a person isn't that easy to change. There were parts that sometimes made me feel surprised, and I thought I would do my best at work. I can't wait for the next edition.

I don't usually buy novels, but I liked the setting, so I bought it. I bought it and got it right. is Kiyoi really cute once in a while? The illustrations are also beautiful and I've reread them over and over again.

It was a work where I realized the power of the artist. I empathize with the reception and get frustrated with the attack. But I'm convinced that it's useless if it's not this attack. I personally don't like both Attack and Attack (laughs), but it's interesting as a work, and the author is amazing! It's one word.

As the title says, Kiyoi is really beautiful. It's a work that made me realize once again that illustrations are so influential. Kiyoi, who loves Taira and is worried round and round, is cute even though he disparages him a lot as “gross and annoying.” Tsundere reception is great. The feeling of Taira's spadari has come to be seen and hidden, and I'm looking forward to the future even more. They are two people I still want to keep going. I was so addicted to it that I bought a CD for the first time.

I saw it many times at bookstores, and it had a good reputation in the streets, so I bought it. First of all, even though it's a coupling of “slave and servant,” it's not a so-called royal road, but the story and psychological depiction are clever and draw you in. The reason why the relationship was established was firm even though the reception was the queen and the words were harsh and the words “annoyed” were thrown at them, so they just empathized with the attack of slavery and synced with “I see, I understand.” I prefer those who are older or higher in attack, but there were so many overwhelming and compelling psychological depictions that surpassed my own preferences. When it comes to the second half of volume 1, Moe explodes (laughs). The excitement didn't stop from exquisitely passing each other until they finally tied the knot. If the first work I touch on isn't good, I don't want to read the same genre next, but thanks to reading this work, I want to read other BL novels as well. It's a wonderful work with such a high degree of perfection.

I really regret wondering why I hadn't read it until now. It's a category I'm not good at talking about school castes or that kind of thing, but there are places where I'm somehow overwhelmed by the existence of Kiyoshi and the mysterious oblique thoughts of the Hirano, so there was no problem. Hirano's line of thought is so out of the ordinary (adoration of Kiyoi, envy, and self-deprecation combined), and the story progresses from beginning to end with a perfect balance between making good speculations and making sad but laughing and not being too serious, and it's not too comical. Hira, who has always been a loyal servant, doesn't move until approval is obtained one by one during the time of H, and the place where she asks questions about dislike and dislikes doesn't work, so the place where she unintentionally blames words and seems like impatient play was a transcendental moe point. I fell in love even though I thought it was annoying and gross, so damn it! King Kiyoi, who has no choice but to break in the palm of my hand while being poisoned... is super cute. I don't usually write reviews for very long, but there are so many things I want to say, and I hope it conveys even a little bit of my excitement after reading this one, which oozes out my desire to recommend... All of the series are great, but personally, the first one is by far the most interesting. Extraordinary. ah... that was really great... awesome...

When it comes to obsession, dominance, and doting, I think it's serious, but there are scenes that make me laugh so much that I think it's a comedy. Taira from Kimoza adores Kiyoi to the point where he deifies and worships Kiyoi to the point where he is abnormal. Taira's unique line of thought was out of the ordinary, and it was interesting! Captain Duck has a good taste. I definitely recommend this work.

The characters are simply fascinating! I'm moved by the depth of love, laughed at that depth... this is the first time I've laughed this much in a BL novel! I want to follow Taira on Twitter! I want to watch as the two steadily develop a solid relationship ♡

The characters and story of Kiyoi and Hira were all good. Kiyoi, who is still swayed by a super negative thought circuit that goes far beyond Hira's imagination, is too cute (laughs). I was at a loss, but I'm glad I bought it. It was very easy to read and I read through it in no time.

It's a popular author, but I couldn't get used to it because I was able to read the development of the works I had read so far. If you're not addicted to this, try your hand at it and don't buy it anymore! The characters stood out and I read it all at once. I want to read more soon!

Anyway, the story is interesting. The characters are all charming. There are scenes that can be painful, but they are very good at taking a breath. I want it to be a long series

I read a BL novel for the first time. To put it simply, it was very good. The story and character structure were also solid, and it was worth reading.

The characters Kiyoi and Hira are so attractive that I want to watch it for a long time. It's BL, but it's over BL, and the characters are so attractive that they make you feel full even if there aren't any H scenes (no, it's better to have them...), and the interaction between the two makes me laugh. I want to keep watching the two grow in the future... I want to wait for the continuation like stalkers!

I didn't like school caste stuff and avoided it, but it's a popular book, and when I read it because it's the work of the person who won the bookstore grand prize, I read 3 books at once, and it was so interesting that I still enjoyed the fluffy world and read the scenes I was interested in over and over again ~ volume 1 in particular had wonderful descriptions, and the feelings of Taira and Kiyoi weren't thoroughly written, and I was surprised that there are BL novels to read It seems like it's still going on, so I'm patiently waiting for the continuation ~