You're Too Good To Be True

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Dec 17, 2025 (PST) | Translate to English
  純愛
  pure love
  This review contains spoilers. まず幸くんが美人〜あんな雰囲気の子いたら心惹かれちゃう攻めさんがひたっすらに誠実で、ゆっくり確実に幸くんの心をとかして温めていくのが良いたまに見せる攻めさんの男らしさというか、押しの強さのギャップにキュンとします

  This review contains spoilers. First of all, Sachi-kun is beautiful ~ if there is a child with that kind of atmosphere, attack-san is earnestly sincere, and slowly and surely combing and warming Sachi-kun's heart is a good thing, I'm amazed by the gap in strength of pushing, or rather the masculinity of Attack-san, which makes me look good

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Dec 01, 2025 (PST) | Translate to English
  すっっごくよかった
  That was sooo good
  すごくよかったです。笹川さんの真面目なところ、幸がどんどんその真面目と温かさに絆されていくところ。最後まで紳士でした。最後涙でました。幸せになってほしい二人です。おもしろかったです。

  It was really nice. Sasagawa-san's seriousness is where happiness is increasingly bound by his seriousness and warmth. He was a gentleman until the end. I burst into tears at the end. They are two people I want to be happy. That was interesting.

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Nov 27, 2025 (PST) | Translate to English
  誠実な愛は尊い
  Sincere love is precious
  This review contains spoilers. 幸の傷ついた心が、笹川の大きな愛に包まれて癒されていく様子に読んでいて癒されました。幸の元彼は、世間体を取って結婚して家族を選んで最終的には幸を振ったけど、彼は本当に幸せになれたのかな？日本の社会ではまだまだLGBTの男性も女性も世間の目が怖くて、異性と結婚する人が多くいると思います。笹川はノンケですがバツイチだからこそ、同性の幸を愛する勇気を持てたのかも知れません。私も離婚を経験していますが、今の夫の誠実さに惹かれて再婚を決意したので、傷ついて人を信じられなくなった幸が、人が良くて誠実な笹川に心を許した気持ちがまるで自分の事のように思えて、感情移入してしまい泣きながら読みました。

  This review contains spoilers. I was healed by reading how Sachi's broken heart was wrapped in Sasagawa's great love and healed. At the source of Sachi, he took his social form, got married, chose a family, and eventually shared happiness, but I wonder if he was really happy? In Japanese society, both LGBT men and women are still afraid of the public eye, and I think there are many people who marry the opposite sex. Sasagawa is unmarried, but since they are divorced, they may have had the courage to love the happiness of the same sex. I have also experienced divorce, but I was drawn to my current husband's sincerity and decided to remarry, so I read Sachi, who was hurt and couldn't trust people, and the feeling that she forgave her heart to Sasagawa, who is good and sincere, seemed like my own, and I empathized and cried.

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