Reviews for You're Just Asking to be Ravished Manga

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist, who is a workman and can't afford to repair his appearance, has no feelings of love (?) The handsome guys around me treat me normally and heal me. I don't dislike the girl in the lead role, and I really want to cheer for her because she is doing her best at work. The small stories that are sandwiched between all make me feel like “there is something.” The composition of someone who heals a tired girl is fresh and interesting. I'm excited to see what will happen with my pharmacist older brother! All of the men that appear are charming, so I'm looking forward to seeing which one they stick with. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. that's unbearable!!! The words leading up to the act are so sexy. A male suddenly appears... the gap after completely changing from a really warm comedic atmosphere is irresistible. It is said that the continuation is just a little while away, but I really can't wait! I'm looking forward to it!

This review contains spoilers. There are so many volumes, but I think it's amazing that they haven't messed up, and they haven't been forced to procrastinate. However, since female characters other than the heroine are normal (bad), why do only the heroines have delicate faces and hairstyles? Her face when she applied makeup was also kind of strange, and her hairstyle when she became a stand-in model was “Why did that happen?” I only get impressions like that. If both male and female characters were drawn in a cute and beautiful way like in girls' comics, I would buy them right away, but I wonder if I would stop reading them.

This review contains spoilers. It's nice to have a pharmacy with such a good-looking guy, and the people who gather in the morning are good too. I respect Fumi-chan who works hard to the limit of her physical strength. Everyone who supports it is also wonderful. It's rare for a comic not to have such a female friend in it! Even after my thoughts came through, I overcame various difficulties with my family, colleagues, and family, and I'm glad I had a happy ending. I'm also glad Okada-san from volume 28 is rare

This review contains spoilers. I really like the women drawn by the author because there aren't many decorations, and there are many women just like them. There are only nice people around, and my colleagues feel like they're nice guys, so there's no weird bullying, and it's nice to have a way of writing that really has a workplace. Every day is always depicted where the heroine, who is a worker, meets her sparkling brother at the pharmacy who is always healing with her tired, clumsy face, and her interactions with other regular friends are so interesting that they almost laugh out loud. The company conversations are also really funny. The lines other than speech bubbles are also really funny. This author is really interesting. I like the life-size heroine.

This review contains spoilers. Okada-san is so cute! There was a scene where I was uttered when I was first attacked, but in the end I felt a sense of distance that it was an honorific term until the end, but after all, I can read mutual love with peace of mind lol

This review contains spoilers. A story about how a girl who is an editor of a fashion magazine and a handsome pharmacist at a pharmacy get married. The subject is common, but I think the story was interesting because of the good flow and tempo. However, there was something I was a little concerned about. Okada's sense of distance from his father is clearly different from his mother, and even though he says he is divorced, I don't understand why he is acting like such a stranger even though he is a biological father. There was no explanation for that area, and it looked like a strange parent and child. Also, there was no place to grasp the character of Okada, and I felt like he was blurry as a character. It seemed like the core went through quite a bit from the middle, but at the beginning I couldn't grasp at all what they were thinking and moving, or what kind of personality they had, and I felt like character creation wasn't worked out. Also, it was a mystery where in history Okada fell in love. There is no element of falling in love in a few minutes of exchange at the pharmacy, and I can't sympathize with them even if they say they like tired faces. As the story progressed, I was able to read that Okada's character and handsome personality that seemed to break the bamboo of history were attractive, but it took a bit of patience to keep reading if the character image wasn't visible until the story progressed, and I was sorry that there were people who would get frustrated along the way. The biggest problem is painting. You can take the plunge with funny faces, but there are many places where people look funny even in situations that aren't the case, and it was just a pity that the handsome guy didn't look like a handsome guy.

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, I liked the picture, so I started reading it. I really fell in love with Fumi-san, who unravels Okada-san's mind as I read it. The characters are also unique, and the fact that the stage is a local pharmacy also felt familiar because it reminded me of the smell when entering a pharmacy. I'm looking forward to the next issue too!