Reviews for My Beautiful Man LightNovel

Normally, BL is just manga, but I woke up to the goodness of BL novels. The psychological depiction is carefully drawn, so you can get into the story. It was a really interesting work as a novel even if I wasn't particular about BL. (Conversely, isn't it enough for BL? (I don't know because I don't usually read it) The author's ability to brilliantly create a relationship that can only be established between these two people is amazing! And it's disgusting! (Praise) They were two people that I'm really glad they met. I don't even want to imagine a world line I haven't met... I definitely recommend the sequel. The first half is already... Kiyoi is pitiful and pitiful. After reading the sequel, I came to understand why people are attracted to Taira and the strength of feeling that the more they feel sorry, the more they need Taira! I read it with a happy dilemma where I wanted to read ahead quickly, but it was a shame that it would end.

At first, the unfortunate appearance of the attack made my heart ache, but gradually to a wry smile... the tsundere condition of the reception also took time, and it was a very smiling feeling. It has an indescribable afterglow after reading it, and is recommended for those who want to cheer up.

I learned from the afterword of volume 1 that the character settings were the artist's favorite, and it was so good that I definitely wanted to read them in other works! This is my first time attacking like this. I rarely read novels again, but this is a definite work. I wanted to read these two a little longer.

Taira's line of thought went so far that he sympathized with Kiyoi. Kiyoi is getting cuter and cuter. The lid is too tight for the broken pot. I fell in love with this “The Beautiful Guy” every time I followed volumes 2 and 3. I'm happy to read volume 4 ✨ Thank you, Professor Nagira. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

I was smirking about the relationship between the two, which I hadn't imagined from the title. Kiyoi, who I thought was even cooler, was somehow swayed by Taira, who treated him as a slave, and it was fun to notice my own feelings. I was reading volume 2 in no time. I feel like I still want to read the next two too!

The last volume of volume 3 brought me to tears for the first time in this series. I'm in tears. It was a good read. The two people who don't seem to get along become indispensable, and while repeating various conflicts, they grow while being aware of each other and being influenced by each other. The disgusting love between the two was really pure love, and even though it was creepy, it stuck in my heart at the beginning and felt that it would be hard to read, and before I knew it, they had a firm grip on my heart. It's an addictive work.

It's a slightly special setting where the attack stutters, but I'm still relieved by how they close the distance between the two after the slack! I bought it when there were no illustrations yet, but when I reread it with beautiful illustrations by Rikako sensei, the scene became even more clear, and I enjoyed reading it v

In the synopsis, this work was somehow shunned by caste stuff. But I'm glad I read it! It's at the bottom... they're the king... but they both fit in perfectly even though they don't seem to be in a hurry. There are also scenes that make me laugh even though they are serious about conversations and actions that don't mesh. It's a better work than I could have imagined!

What is this, it's addictive! I'm getting more and more addicted to the world of Kimouza Taira, and I'm fascinated by Kiyoi the tsundere tyrant. But before I knew it, it was just the opposite. Taira is also working hard, but Kiyoi's handsome appearance is refreshing. It makes me want to read it over and over again.

As expected, Nagira-sensei, thank you for your wonderful tsundere!! It's like that.

At first, the reception and attack I had imagined were the opposite, and I failed! I thought so. Developmentally, it made me wonder if the child being bullied would take it... But as I read on, I'm glad this is it! I thought so. It took two days to read two books. It's fun and makes me want to continue. It's also nice that the feelings of receiving and attacking intersect.

I'm not good at receiving queens, so I was wondering what it would be like, but it was awesome. The story is interesting, and Dele, whose attack is so creepy, is really nice. Attacking doesn't mean they like receiving one-sided, and it was cute that they liked attacking properly.

I'm buying the author. Fun that won't betray readers. The gap between the bullish reception Kiyoi-kun's point of view and the relentlessly attacking Taira no kun's point of view is also fun. It's laughable. It's the best.

I knew it was highly rated, but I didn't feel like reading the school caste one because the bullying depiction was tough. Actually, the first half of the story from my high school days was hard to read, but it was interesting after Kiyoi and the two of them started secretly meeting each other. The best thing is that Taira's point of view and Kiyoi's point of view are completely different and don't mesh. There is no fault with Nagi Ryo-san.

Hirakun's Super Bokeburi and Kiyoi's Worship were so interesting that I read them all at once. Nice, cute!

I thought it would be something I could read more carefully than manga, but it was highly rated, so I read it. It was a great read that didn't disappoint, and after I finished reading it, I reread it again. I recommend it.

I only bought 2 volumes and it was great! The reviews are highly rated, but an otaku who doesn't feel comfortable attacking...? I didn't touch it because it was too much of a mystery, but I'm glad I bought it!! Taira is a Kiyoi otaku so disgusting, even though he's tall and handsome if he does it right. But it's like Taira's pure love for Kiyoi, a bit oblique, but it's still straight forward. Anyway, it's something Kiyoi loves. I have a social disability, but I'm about to gather courage for Kiyoi and start living my own life. Taira is somehow like that, Kiyoi loves it after all. They are surrounded by wonderful people. The second half of the story got so caught up in the story that Taira, who was supposed to be a lover, adored Kiyoi so much that he laughed at the conversation between the two of them who didn't mesh at all. I wish I had read it sooner. I hope they continue to be happy ♡

I love arrogant and unshakable types like Kiyoi, so I read on from a flat point of view while saying, oh, I understand, and I really enjoyed it! I sympathized with Kiyoi in a scene where I was frustrated by Taira's sluggishness, and it was a really perfect work. There are few scenes described, but I was able to fully read the atmosphere of the place even from the sentences. Also, since that amount was poured into the feelings of the two of them, I was able to completely empathize with them.

Most of them are comics and I don't read light novels, but they are highly rated, so I read them. It's interesting! While saying that it was a disgusting attack that admired a pretty reception too much, and in fact, that disgusting love was a pleasure. At first, this attack is so gross that it really makes people fall in love with each other? It felt like that, but when it came down to talking from the recipient's point of view, that was it! It made me happy. Nice couple?