Reviews for You're Hot When You're Angry, Too Manga

This review contains spoilers. If you think it's quite disgusting, the smiling demon AD, who is an invited perverted gentleman, has irresistible trust in Director Angry, and strokes plenty of exuberance later. Each plug and unplug had an explosion. This is an irresistible expression.

This review contains spoilers. The gap between attack and attack is unbearable, but... The demon boss and talented producer Hata, who usually yells at his subordinate clumsy AD Igarashi, trembles in the dark and makes me want to hold on to him and protect him, and I'm still thrilled by Igarashi, who suddenly changes drastically when he's alone with Hata and starts showing off his little devil.? Since it was selected as a power push work, I started reading it as a trial, but I'm quite addicted to the appeal of the two, and I want to read it until the end.?

This review contains spoilers. I like Unohana sensei ♪ the exchange between the younger one who is a subordinate but actually attacks the younger one who seems to be putting it on the palm of his hand, and my boss who has been held by weakness is kind of ridiculous ♪ is a cute death ♪

This review contains spoilers. The intense reception of the gap where you can work very well but the love standard value is too low is falling more and more into an attack where you can't work but are good at getting into people's pockets. The guardians of acceptance are strong in order to express them as unrequited love, but the way they are bonded to the honest feeling of attack is very wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. The relationship between the two began due to threats from an unreliable subordinate who grasped the weak point of their power-harassing boss... aren't they actually a hot couple as a result?! That's a shock ⚡ Natsuo has a strong feeling that she fell completely out of her body due to the strength and intensity of the push rarely seen by her subordinate Igarashi-kun. Isn't Igarashi-kun perfect for him who has given up on his fear of the dark, saying it's impossible to have a relationship? the fight between the big idiot dog and the fawn seemed to have a happy ending, doesn't it? Was it full of personal points, such as physical disparity or Igarashi-kun worrying about Natsuo being overprotective?

This review contains spoilers. I am fervently hoping for the extra edition to visit the newlywed family. Mr. Hata, who was relieved from his body by the gap between demon boss's weakness and bed's aphrodisiac... he was slandered and accepted as a bad man Igarashi, had the best relationships with extremely cute characters even though they were both rather bad people in different directions, and their passionate eroticism. Thank you (-person-) Namnam Last, Hata-san's Dele fell in love with the pressure point. Igarashi-kun, please pay back for the rest of your life. with love.

This review contains spoilers. Congratulations on completing it. What happens to the modded feeling along the way? Do they really stick together properly? I thought so, but I'm glad I had the last thought.

This review contains spoilers. The physical disparity is good too. The pressure point is how the clumsy kid Attack-kun, who just gets scolded, gently protects his power-harassing boss, who shivers in the dark, saying “It's okay.” It would be nice if the cause of fear of the dark was a little deeper, and I feel that giving up on romance or being inexperienced because of that is unnatural for such a good-looking guy, so I feel that it was easier to get in when there were depictions of having girlfriends and various things in the past. Oh, I haven't read it to the end yet, so I wonder if there's more to come? Even though they can't work, they attack younger guys who are good and bullish, and take bullish older guys who are domocious, erotic, and cute at work, and it's great. The pictures aren't that pretty, but they have a good tempo, are good at splitting frames, and are interesting for gags. It's a writer who has the power to make you read and I keep reading it ^^

This review contains spoilers. The relationship started when the main character, who is afraid of the dark, was kept quiet about his secrets, but it was interesting that Igarashi, who is no good at work, was so bullish during the time!!

This review contains spoilers. This one is finished too! Thank you, Professor Unohana, for completing it in parallel and in parallel! Trauma is really troublesome, but there are people who support you, there are people who worry, and it can also fade as happiness increases. I thought that was the story. Attacking younger people, bosses and subordinates, the TV industry, it's a pretty catchy situation. I'm also looking forward to the comics! I wrote a review after finishing a single episode for the first time in a while (laughs)