Reviews for My Beautiful Man LightNovel

I love this series. When I'm reading a novel, I just skip reading it, but this work doesn't even make me feel like that... they are two fascinating people. there's still... more to come... right?! I'm looking forward to it forever!

There is a sequel!!! It continues!! I'm so happy!! I can't believe I can still meet these two people...!! Thank you (*'people`*) I'm looking forward to it.

I've been waiting! Part 3. I cried. it's Heart Grab!!! I want to read it quickly!!!

As the review title says. It's no exaggeration to say that this is one book I want you to read before you die.

It's a work I've reread over and over again since I read it late. I love it. This led me to start reading a lot of Nagira sensei's works.

To be honest, I don't really like the settings. But I didn't understand why it was so highly rated, but when I read it, it was a story about a new frontier that had never been seen before. Since I have a disability, I can't do things I take for granted. The protagonist's thoughts, such as his sense of inferiority that comes from that fact and his apologies to his caring parents, were depicted in strangely persuasive sentences, and at first I thought it was an insatiable development. However, the presence of only one person shatters the protagonist's world, which seems to close and become dark. The depiction of the moment my field of vision opened up quickly, as if illuminated by that bright light, was so amazing. There are twists and turns even after that scene, but it was a splendid turn of thought that didn't make me feel depressed and dark. Even though the main character has a wild line of thought, it makes sense and doesn't falter. I was impressed by the depth of the author's character modeling. The protagonist's opponent is also someone who has put the pieces of a puzzle together... I can only say that it's perfect. It was a story that made me think that this is the only person even though they are a completely different type. It's really amazing. In most stories, the people who save people are people who are kind and virtuous people with a sense of justice, but that's not the case in this story. Even though that wasn't the case, we were saved in the depths of each other's hearts just by meeting them. Really, what is this story. Throughout volume 2, they each break through some kind of shell they have and grow, so it's refreshing and pleasant. Originally, I don't like it, so there should be a sense of dissatisfaction with that part, but there are a lot of great points, and I'm convinced that it won't be this evaluation after all.

What was amazing was Taira's obsession with attacking. A deep love for reception that cannot be expressed even with the word obsession. It's certainly love, but Taira's passion makes me think that even these words are flimsy. What kind of attack is one that admires and pursues reception? I thought, but they really worship and worship Kiyoi, and everything in Hirara is filled with Kiyoi, and the world of Hirara is all about Kiyoi. For Taira, Kiyoi is like a god, and it was fun, interesting, and awesome that Kiyoi was swayed by Taira and had a toothache because things didn't go well. Taira's strong, heavy, and deep affection may not be fully accepted by normal people, but the fact that they are essential for Kiyoi was conveyed very well, and I thought they were really a good match. I laughed over and over again at the conversation that didn't mesh between the two, and when Taira first yelled at Kiyoi, I was thrilled, and a lot of emotions overflowed as I read it. Taira's affection too much? obsession? creepy? It's so amazing that even when I read other books, it makes me think that Taira's was amazing (laughs) there's no harm in reading it!!

The story progresses from either point of view, so even though they are two people who are so complicated and don't mesh so well, they understood their inner feelings very well, and I enjoyed reading it. Kiyoi-kun is swayed around even though he's a king. cute! I'd like to see more illustrations too.

Is it a story where somehow dark attacks are bullied like slaves and there is no salvation? I thought so, but I was so betrayed. Attacks are behind the scenes, and there are a few stories about bullying, but for some reason it's not dark. The author's sentences were so interesting that I finished reading them in no time. The aggressive line of thought is also interesting, and I've reread it over and over again.

I read it because it was highly rated and it was interesting! Kimodasa: Attack the Pervert and I Am, But Surprisingly Pure Beauty The aggressive line of thought was so perverted that I didn't get the hang of it at first, but that disgust gradually became addictive (laughs), and the anguish of receiving it was pitiful and interesting. I wanted to read it again soon after reading it.

The love is too deep to be summed up. A story about a beautiful guy and his classmates who adore him. If you make a mistake, you're a dangerous stalker, but god-level worship and self-sacrifice? I had a slave temperament and before I knew it, I had both feelings. The second book is a story about a beautiful guy who runs up to stardom, and Ole-sama, a slave whose talents blossom before you know it, not just an otaku. It was a bit unsatisfactory because it was a short story or a story that just changed my point of view, but it's interesting. However, when I read several books by this writer, I began to get foggy because of the many delicious developments that I asked for by chance. Is the third book a surprise comedy development? It's so funny that I almost laugh, but my negative delusional temperament is a disappointing self that I can sympathize with. It was really interesting.

It was an unusual type of attack, or rather, a type that was slightly different from a good-looking and perfect attack, and had a unique atmosphere. But that was interesting! Nagi Ryo-san's sentences are so easy to read, and her stories are interesting, so I just read them!

I bought it because the reviews were good. I didn't understand how good it was at first, but the interaction between the two was too interesting from the middle. I didn't understand either of those feelings, and it was a story that made me feel excited even though I was impatient. I bought the second book right away. Eroticism is also good.

I haven't read such funny reading material in a long time. I thought it was nothing but a serious story, and when I read on, it was a different... comedy (?) I laughed and laughed, and I was so moved that I burst into tears. As for 2... it was really, really good, but at the end... when, Kazo ◯ Tengu came out (it has nothing to do with the main story), they took everything with them. I think parents with children over 3 years old are addicted to pressure points. (EDIT) 3, I read it. It was really nice this time too. The process of the two breaking out of their shell in their respective fields was quite painful, and they laughed out loud over and over again, even though they were jarring and nervous. It is said that the series will continue, so I'll wait patiently for 4!

It's one of my favorite works that I never get tired of no matter how many times I reread it. There are already so many things I like that I can easily enter the world of Kiyoi-kun and Hiraya-kun from any volume. Kiyoi-kun says, “I feel like what I don't like and what I like are closely linked,” but it's a phrase I really like! I really like it.. They are unique and the strongest. I wonder if I can fall in love with people this much. I want to have this kind of absolute love too!!

I should have been reading it while thinking it was dark, but before I knew it, it smelled like comedy... Taira Kun's Crazy Thoughts are now a comedy; he is the brilliant founder of Kiyoikyo. Kiyoi-kun is a normal young man with a pretty decent inner world. There's no way a normal young man can beat the old guru. It's a good idea to be tightly entangled and live an unwillingly happy life.