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僕の心のヤバイやつ [Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu] #3
The Dangers in My Heart Vol. 3
Anna Yamada, la bellezza in cima alla gerarchia della scuola, e Kyotaro Ichikawa, un cupo ragazzino perso nelle sue fantasie. Un amore inizia a sbocciare tra due mondi che non si sarebbero mai dovuti incontrare, accarezzando la loro vita quotidiana e dando colore a un universo tutto nuovo. L’aula, la biblioteca e poi... la casa.
166 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 16, 2021
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November 20, 2021
Anna and Kyotaro continue their own wobbly version of a courtship ritual. With neither of them quite willing to make a move there are just a lot of awkward teenage moments, but some rain and a cold just might make it all worthwhile. Or not.
We’ve come a long way from the eyebrow-raising thoughts of Kyotaro in the first volume to this piece of heart-warming delight. He’s slowly changing, speech balloons and all, into a better person. That edge is there, but it’s being blunted more and more. Love will do that.
Oh yes, there’s no question that these two are nuts about one another, but they’re also incredibly timid about being explicit, so this is just wall to wall implicit as they nudge one another closer to being happy. There’s never really a question of any rivals and other such nonsense, plus the stories keep making smidgens of progress. It all adds up to keep this from feeling like it’s warming up the same leftovers constantly.
It would be impossible to list all of the charm present in this one, but it’s shockingly sweet watching this relationship development and this volume is the first to completely fulfill all the promise that was poking through in the first one.
Maybe it was just the way it struck me, but I didn’t dislike a single chapter here or find any of them wanting. The highlights are definitely a very funny meeting of the moms, the aforementioned rain and subsequent cold, a detailed treatise on girl-girl touching boundaries, a goofy battle over seating arrangements, and a very brief fight that’s as sad as it is touching.
Kyotaro actually grows up a little and realizes something a lot of moody and withdrawn nerds never do (I say this having been there) - being negative and snide about everything just makes you torturous to be around. You’ve never seen a life lesson delivered by a Nintendo Switch (uh, I mean Smitch…) quite like this, but it’s a real character moment for him when he finally gets it, just before he goes and does something extra stupid.
The way that he and Anna are such different people, despite both being on the outside of their class, is well portrayed. Anna kind of exists in her own little world - she’s not dumb, but she has her own way of doing things and goals that are unlike a lot of the others. It’s certainly partly due to her acting career, but some of it is just… Anna’s nature of being Anna. She has her friends, but they definitely feel more acquaintances except in a couple of instances (the movie story illustrates how much better Kyotaro gets her than anybody else).
It really comes across in how the attention of others affects them - Anna is blatantly and obviously jealous whenever anybody has the slightest bit of interest in Kyotaro. When the roles are reversed, Kyotaro acts more out of a protective role (especially from the class moron) just because his self-esteem is so non-existent that he can’t fathom this relationship being, well, a relationship.
I genuinely don’t have a bad thing to say about this one. It’s not often I get a book that ticks all the boxes for me, so I appreciate it when they come along. I had high hopes for this one and seeing it finally polish itself to such a delightful shine was worth the wait.
5 stars - it doesn’t have to be flashy to be good and this one just nails it every single chapter. It tugs at the heart strings, gently tickles the funny bone, and has two people who work so well together that you’re practically impatient waiting for them to figure themselves out. Stellar.
We’ve come a long way from the eyebrow-raising thoughts of Kyotaro in the first volume to this piece of heart-warming delight. He’s slowly changing, speech balloons and all, into a better person. That edge is there, but it’s being blunted more and more. Love will do that.
Oh yes, there’s no question that these two are nuts about one another, but they’re also incredibly timid about being explicit, so this is just wall to wall implicit as they nudge one another closer to being happy. There’s never really a question of any rivals and other such nonsense, plus the stories keep making smidgens of progress. It all adds up to keep this from feeling like it’s warming up the same leftovers constantly.
It would be impossible to list all of the charm present in this one, but it’s shockingly sweet watching this relationship development and this volume is the first to completely fulfill all the promise that was poking through in the first one.
Maybe it was just the way it struck me, but I didn’t dislike a single chapter here or find any of them wanting. The highlights are definitely a very funny meeting of the moms, the aforementioned rain and subsequent cold, a detailed treatise on girl-girl touching boundaries, a goofy battle over seating arrangements, and a very brief fight that’s as sad as it is touching.
Kyotaro actually grows up a little and realizes something a lot of moody and withdrawn nerds never do (I say this having been there) - being negative and snide about everything just makes you torturous to be around. You’ve never seen a life lesson delivered by a Nintendo Switch (uh, I mean Smitch…) quite like this, but it’s a real character moment for him when he finally gets it, just before he goes and does something extra stupid.
The way that he and Anna are such different people, despite both being on the outside of their class, is well portrayed. Anna kind of exists in her own little world - she’s not dumb, but she has her own way of doing things and goals that are unlike a lot of the others. It’s certainly partly due to her acting career, but some of it is just… Anna’s nature of being Anna. She has her friends, but they definitely feel more acquaintances except in a couple of instances (the movie story illustrates how much better Kyotaro gets her than anybody else).
It really comes across in how the attention of others affects them - Anna is blatantly and obviously jealous whenever anybody has the slightest bit of interest in Kyotaro. When the roles are reversed, Kyotaro acts more out of a protective role (especially from the class moron) just because his self-esteem is so non-existent that he can’t fathom this relationship being, well, a relationship.
I genuinely don’t have a bad thing to say about this one. It’s not often I get a book that ticks all the boxes for me, so I appreciate it when they come along. I had high hopes for this one and seeing it finally polish itself to such a delightful shine was worth the wait.
5 stars - it doesn’t have to be flashy to be good and this one just nails it every single chapter. It tugs at the heart strings, gently tickles the funny bone, and has two people who work so well together that you’re practically impatient waiting for them to figure themselves out. Stellar.
December 27, 2025
I’m glad I didn’t drop this.
January 25, 2024
overall i'm loving all the jokes and circumstances they get tangled up with – they remind me of kaguya-sama in some way.
July 8, 2024
These two are moi everything 😭🫂 gonna protect my babys forever 💞
November 17, 2021
This is progressing very nicely. Yamada is wearing her heart on her sleeve and Kyotaro is still pretty dense. He is becoming more aware of his feelings though and this leads to some very sweet and endearing moments between the two. This feels fresh enough and avoids a good deal of the common tropes. This was the best volume in the series so far.
April 13, 2024
Je n’aime pas trop voir les tomes traîner trop longtemps dans ma pal, les voir s’accumuler les uns après les autres. Mais en même temps j’aime bien parce que, comme ici, ça me permet de pouvoir enchaîner tous les tomes les uns après les autres et finalement ce n’est pas plus mal non plus! Plus j’avance dans ce manga et plus l’histoire me plaît. J’avais peur qu’on tombe dans le redondant et bien je suis ravie de voir que ce n’est clairement pas le cas!
Dans ce troisième tome, Anna Yamada, au sommet de la pyramide de popularité de l’école, et Kuôtarô Ichikawa, atteint de timidité maladive. Leurs mondes n’auraient jamais dû entrer en collision, mais voilà… Le sentiment amoureux qu’ils nourrissent l’un envers l’autre et qui habite leur quotidien continue de grandir tranquillement, leur offrant chemin faisant la découverte d’un monde rempli de petites merveilles. Les instants précieux se multiplient en classe, à la bibliothèque et… chez Ichikawa.. ?!
Comme je viens de le dire, j’avais un peu peur qu’on tombe dans le redondant, qu’on finisse par tourner en rond et que ça finisse par me lasser. Je suis ravie de voir que ce n’est pas le cas du tout! En fait la relation entre Yamada et Ichikawa ne cesse d’évoluer en quelque chose de plus intime, du coup ça amène de la nouveauté, des nouveaux sentiments, des nouvelles émotions et donc les scènes sont bien différentes malgré tout. J’aime vraiment beaucoup la tournure que prend la relation entre ces deux là. Yamada était déjà très attachante mais je la trouve encore plus maintenant. Ichikawa également d’ailleurs, je les trouve tellement adorable à rougir comme ça, à se sentir gêné et tout ça. J’adore. J’ai beaucoup aimé le moment où Yamada rencontre la maman de Ichikawa, c’était un chouette moment je trouve. Et puis je trouve qu’ils passent de plus en plus de temps hors de l’école ensemble!
Un troisième tome qui fait avancer la relation entre nos deux personnages d’un cran encore. Ils semblent tous les deux ressentir des sentiments bien plus forts que de l’amitié. Certes Ichikawa l’a remarqué et est très conscient de ça, autant ça n’a pas l’air d’être la même chose du côté de Yamada, elle reste un peu plus sur la réserve et comme l’histoire est du point de vue de Ichikiwa, on ne sait pas. vraiment ce que Yamada pense réellement. Sur ce je me jette sur le quatrième tome!
Dans ce troisième tome, Anna Yamada, au sommet de la pyramide de popularité de l’école, et Kuôtarô Ichikawa, atteint de timidité maladive. Leurs mondes n’auraient jamais dû entrer en collision, mais voilà… Le sentiment amoureux qu’ils nourrissent l’un envers l’autre et qui habite leur quotidien continue de grandir tranquillement, leur offrant chemin faisant la découverte d’un monde rempli de petites merveilles. Les instants précieux se multiplient en classe, à la bibliothèque et… chez Ichikawa.. ?!
Comme je viens de le dire, j’avais un peu peur qu’on tombe dans le redondant, qu’on finisse par tourner en rond et que ça finisse par me lasser. Je suis ravie de voir que ce n’est pas le cas du tout! En fait la relation entre Yamada et Ichikawa ne cesse d’évoluer en quelque chose de plus intime, du coup ça amène de la nouveauté, des nouveaux sentiments, des nouvelles émotions et donc les scènes sont bien différentes malgré tout. J’aime vraiment beaucoup la tournure que prend la relation entre ces deux là. Yamada était déjà très attachante mais je la trouve encore plus maintenant. Ichikawa également d’ailleurs, je les trouve tellement adorable à rougir comme ça, à se sentir gêné et tout ça. J’adore. J’ai beaucoup aimé le moment où Yamada rencontre la maman de Ichikawa, c’était un chouette moment je trouve. Et puis je trouve qu’ils passent de plus en plus de temps hors de l’école ensemble!
Un troisième tome qui fait avancer la relation entre nos deux personnages d’un cran encore. Ils semblent tous les deux ressentir des sentiments bien plus forts que de l’amitié. Certes Ichikawa l’a remarqué et est très conscient de ça, autant ça n’a pas l’air d’être la même chose du côté de Yamada, elle reste un peu plus sur la réserve et comme l’histoire est du point de vue de Ichikiwa, on ne sait pas. vraiment ce que Yamada pense réellement. Sur ce je me jette sur le quatrième tome!
May 14, 2026
The Dangers in My Heart Volume 3 made me really like Yamada.
I love how direct she is. There was a chapter where Ichikawa decided to not talk to her anymore and really quickly Yamada cornered him and asked why is he angry at her. And the way she teases him is really cute. How in the world does he not understand that she likes him?
Because of their height difference, there are a few funny panels that make fun of that. This volume did have quite a few funny moments where I laughed out loud. One small critique that I do have is that maybe the author could give some time for side characters. We’re 3 volumes in and there’s barely been any time spent on them.
Solid volume. 4 stars out of 5.
I love how direct she is. There was a chapter where Ichikawa decided to not talk to her anymore and really quickly Yamada cornered him and asked why is he angry at her. And the way she teases him is really cute. How in the world does he not understand that she likes him?
Because of their height difference, there are a few funny panels that make fun of that. This volume did have quite a few funny moments where I laughed out loud. One small critique that I do have is that maybe the author could give some time for side characters. We’re 3 volumes in and there’s barely been any time spent on them.
Solid volume. 4 stars out of 5.
July 10, 2024
We got these characters getting closer and closer.
Yamada plays a "I'm dumb" game but we all know what she wants. To get closer and closer to Kobayashi. It's so obvious she likes him and she showcases it more than ever in this volume. From when they almost sit next to each other, to meeting in a room way to small for both of them, to him being sick and her visiting him, get all cute/fun moments.
Yamada plays a "I'm dumb" game but we all know what she wants. To get closer and closer to Kobayashi. It's so obvious she likes him and she showcases it more than ever in this volume. From when they almost sit next to each other, to meeting in a room way to small for both of them, to him being sick and her visiting him, get all cute/fun moments.
November 28, 2021
'The Dangers In My Heart' is a bit more of your typical odd-couple romance by vol 3, but it's still very cute; looking forward to seeing what happens next now that they've both sort of realized their attraction to each other.
February 25, 2024
Kyo is always unsure of himself and does not fully perceive the signals sent by Anna, leading to situations and misunderstandings. The structure of each chapter describing an event in the day of the two is enjoyable. The chat-room exchange is also pleasant.
April 20, 2024
I really liked this one. It’s very cute. I will continue. I like how it’s portrayed as a clear mutual crush, not a one sided thing.
And you can really tell this was written by a woman in the chapter where he rushes to get Yadama her period pads.
And you can really tell this was written by a woman in the chapter where he rushes to get Yadama her period pads.
February 14, 2022
It's developing so well, it's not quick but not slow either, the timing with them is just right which make it all the more cuter
July 23, 2022
Each vol it gets better. Lets go
April 21, 2023
4.3⭐ Cada vez está mejor 🤯 amoooo a los protagonistas y me dan muchísima ternura, aishhhh, no hay nada como los primeros amores 🥰❤️
July 6, 2023
So so good for the heart! I'm squealing!
February 17, 2025
Such an amazing and heart warming story!! I love this series so much.
I Really recommend
I Really recommend
July 25, 2025
The more I read of this series, the more I fall in love with this ridiculous relationship. I love it so much 😭
November 21, 2021
I absolutely love this series - kyo is adorable and even though he's very intelligent he's super dense, but a lot of that is because of his low self esteem. Yamada is becoming increasingly tender towards kyo which is very cute. I think its kyo's inner monologue that makes this manga work so well.
July 2, 2022
My fucking heart can't take it, I love these two so goddamn much.
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