Reviews for Mr. Kayashima's Life of Luxury Manga

It's noble and calm, but it's very nice. It starts with an abrupt confession from a pure husband, but the gardener gradually (soon?) I'm getting addicted to it. The butlers are also showing good taste ♪

do you like the indescribable cuteness of the scion? He looks handsome, but his unwaited personality is irresistible. My partner's gardener is nice too! why are you doting on your scion? I highly recommend it. A sequel would be nice too, right?

When I read the synopsis, I wasn't expecting much, but when I actually read it, I was drawn in by an adult romance that also has an elegant and elegant feel. The two main actors and the people around them are all wonderful.

I'm fascinated... As a matter of fact, it's just a perfect review rating (as of now), so first of all, the atmosphere of the picture is wonderful, and the neat nobility is perfect for the content. You can take your time and enjoy the paintings as if you were looking at antiques, and you should check out how Sumito dresses every day (laughs), and Sumito, who is neat and expressionless, is really beautiful and looks like a doll. The expressionlessness creates an increasingly detached atmosphere. ... Sumito is expressively messy in bed, so the gap is irresistible!! The dialogue with the aggressive gardener is also good. Compared to Sumito, I was impressed that the gardener was somewhat rough, or rather full of common people's vitality, and that he was able to draw up to this point with his facial expressions. So, if you deftly bargain with words, you will be crushed by Sumito's overly straightforward fastball. The reason why the gardener is drawn to Sumito is so natural is that Sumito's straightforward cuteness might be because the original is a solid novel, and it's a wonderful comic that makes us think we should try to learn from it too (like a textbook on love... lol), and of course I'll definitely read the sequel too! So I recommend it.

Also, I'm here! How cute, even though I've read Mr. Kayashima so far, it's a cute reception that competes for 1 or 2. Below that is hahahahaha. It's all about the same CP, and Mr. Sumito Kayashima is a former peerage who inherited an enormous inheritance from his parents who died in an accident. And “he,” the gardener of the Kayashima family, whom he loves, is the main character. As a gardener, his name doesn't come up at all. But it's not unnatural. When my parents died, I exchanged a word or two with him who was in the garden, and I've been watching him ever since. Then, on a stormy day, Mr. Kayashima made a big decision and visited his apartment. No more, it's a fastball, Mr. Kayashima. Mr. Kayashima, a little boy who was born so venerable and has served the house longer than his own age (this one also has a better taste), doesn't need to work, and is separated from the world, is really cute. The gardener who seems to have played quite a bit when he was a student can do it (lol) by all means, I gradually became a melody of the cute Mr. Kayashima and Mr. Kayashima, who I thought was annoying at first I want you to take a look at him, Go Wild. Also, take a close look at how Mr. Kayashima, who doesn't usually show much expression and has few words, becomes erotic because of him. The characters on the side are also really fascinating, starting with the butler and Mr. Koizumi, Kayashima's secretary and friend. I recommend

It wasn't a love story between selfish fortune-tellers and arrogant gardener attacks, which I had imagined from standing reading and work introduction, and I'm glad it was a love romance where love gradually deepens in a warm, relaxed atmosphere from beginning to end, and finally becomes a relationship blessed by everyone in the mansion. There was little eroticism, but Sumito's natural erotic cuteness was d (^-^).

Kayashima, who received it, is so cute (*≥∀≤*) the type that aggressive gardeners also like quite a bit

The love between Mr. Kayashima, who inherits an enormous inheritance from his parents and lives an elegant life, and his mansion gardener. It is drawn faithfully without breaking the atmosphere of the original story, and I really like it. The highlight is that Mr. Kayashima's love, which began with his unrequited love, gradually became addicted to it (laughs). Anyway, the picture is beautiful, and it's perfect for a story with a quiet, calm atmosphere. I recommend this work to those who want to read this pure, erotic, and cute Kayashima, a moist romance. Love deepens every time all three volumes are repeated. Also, I like Waki no Butler because he has a good taste (laughs)

I didn't write a review, so I reread it. When I read it for the first time, I feel like I finished reading it smoothly as it progressed smoothly. When I reread it after a long absence, my impression was that Mr. Kayashima seemed so cute. I thought the abrupt actions and actions were cute, and it was better than the first read.

I'm also convinced that they are rich people without disgust and fall in love with so much purity. I want them to be happy. I read it all the way to the end in no time.

It's a real world with a different atmosphere from the reality I know (laughs) Mr. Kayashima seems naive, actually has a broad eye and thinks properly in every corner, is a little stubborn and doesn't like losing (laughs), so I reread it for the first time in a long time (^^)

The book I've always wanted to read was a great deal, so I bought it without hesitation. I was amazed by the feeling that Sumito was an honest person who grew up really well. The mini story is included together, and it's full of great value.

The gardener made me realize how sad Mr. Kayashima was when he lost his parents without saying anything. They both don't hesitate to talk, but their love deepens every time they hug each other. I hope they will continue to live an elegant life with a gardener who has accepted Mr. Kayashima's thoughts. The pictures with a hard touch and the story and setting are unique, so I think it's a work that won't fade. It's a series, but I was able to fully enjoy it with this volume. 3.6

I wonder if ridiculously rich people are like this. Mr. Kayashima has no work, no worries about the future, and has left the Ukiyo-e era, but his unwavering feelings are conveyed. Hmm cute!

When I was wondering if it was a relief from boredom for a rich man all alone, it is precious that he was completely serious. He's a happy person who even thinks about the future. I'm looking forward to the future.

The gardener's name doesn't come up? Still, it's amazing that the story progresses steadily. I like secretaries.

If you like the original story, you'll read comics too~ (laughs) I read the original story because I liked Hidaka-sensei's illustrations, but they said that they were originally illustrations by Asahara sensei. At first, I didn't like the unique pattern, but by the time I finished reading it, I fell in love with this pattern and felt that it matched the original story. It's a pity that the tempo of conversation is faster than I had imagined in the original story, probably because the number of pages is limited. If I hadn't read the original story, I think it would have been difficult to convey the appeal and persistence of Mr. Kayashima in this one book. I'm glad there was a continuation after this!

Even though Sumito is always expressionless and quiet, it was cute when he was shy, relentless, and talked about his love in front of people he liked.

180 pages in total, the entire title work+novel extra edition+comic afterword, and original author's afterword. I caught my eye when it was discounted, and I learned that it was an original product or series product. I liked the picture and the atmosphere created by Sumito, so I bought it. The story unfolds in a bland narrative manner. I think this kind of thing would be nice too. After all, I'm curious about the continuation of the series.