The Teacher Can Not Tell Me Love

This manga is really wholesome and I would definitely read it again. I found out about this manga through pinterest and started reading it. I finished it a couple months ago but I'm just now getting a chance to write a review about it! Despite me liking this manga, I do think that the "forbidden love" trope could have been executed better. Don't get me wrong, I'm an absolute sucker for romcom mangas with their own unique spin on ship dynamics/tropes but I do think that the student-teacher relationship could be a major turn off for majority of people reading it. Student-teacher relationships aren'tas cool as the media presents it to be and it should not(yet still is) romanticized everywhere. I personally usually don't like those types of illegal relationship tropes but this one is way more tolerable for me. The idea of Rinko being Arase teacher and being in a secret-relationship with him while he was student could ( and has) make a bunch of people create the wrong idea and image of the characters relationship in their minds. It's really fortunate that this manga didn't get cancelled due to the student-teacher relationship and was able to be completed. I really like Motomi Minamoto's work and I really enjoyed this one! Imo this was a 10/10, I loved it so much!!!! would def recommend to a friend or just a romcom manga enjoyer in general! - Happy Readings! <3

STORY: It's a simple love story between a student and his teacher along with all the problems it causes. They try to tackle the realistic issue of dealing with how society will see them. The method they end up usually doing is spending time in secret. ART: The art is also simple but that makes it more easier to relate to. CHARACTER: They're normal but their circumstance make them appealing. ENJOYMENT:I enjoyed the manga and it does a good job at making me root for their success. OVERALL: Very good read if you're into age-gap romance or just want something different from the usual rom-com. Thanks for reading my review and God bless.

10/10 Hey everyone! As always, I’ll keep this review short and to the point. This manga is an absolute gem when it comes to romance—it delivers all the wholesome and heartwarming moments you'd expect from a cutesy love story. As someone who’s a sucker for sweet and feel-good romances, this one definitely hit the mark. As the title suggests, their relationship is portrayed as something normal and grounded. What I really appreciate is that the story doesn’t try to force anything unrealistic, especially considering that a teacher legally can’t date a high school student. It respects those boundaries and instead focuses on the emotional depth and connection betweenthe characters, which adds a layer of maturity and realism. Another major plus: there’s little to no unnecessary drama. Misunderstandings between characters are minimal, and when they do arise, they’re handled in a mature and believable way. That’s refreshing to see in this genre. My only gripe is that I wish there were more chapters. The ending felt a bit rushed, but honestly, that doesn’t take away from the overall experience. It was a thoroughly enjoyable read, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for a realistic, heartwarming romance that unfolds naturally through everyday life.