Reviews for Yanagihara Is a Sex Addict.-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. The title is a bit shameful, but it has a very good story and is very interesting as a work. At first, I thought he was an unfriendly man, but as I read on, he was spoiled only by his teacher, and it made me feel so fresh!

This review contains spoilers. Over the past few years, I've had this comic beside my small life. The pictures were so beautiful, and I was looking forward to reading them from the beginning of the series after work while wondering if they were in full color. The teacher's hairstyle and clothes were elegant (I imitated them), and I enjoyed watching the fashion. The last one had short hair, and they were both cute. My feelings and environment have changed now compared to those days, but while feeling nostalgic, I knew it was complete and bought about 20 volumes at once, which was the correct answer. Thank you so much for your hard work, Dr. Canola. Please forgive me for being greedy and wanting to watch the Love-Love story after it's completed (Ω...,)

This review contains spoilers. It's been a long time, but it's finally over. The last one was too hasty and it wasn't enough. The 7 years Hiroki was absent made me depressed by developments that were too cruel for my young teacher. Why on earth can you just not contact me even though I'm so obsessed? It was frustrating when I thought back, but since the development until the end was fast, I was able to somehow regain my mind. The teacher has a really good personality, is beautiful and serious, and I feel sorry only for my favorite characters. I'm sorry for the many complaints. Anyway, I'm glad it had a happy ending. I wanted to know more about Hiroki's feelings when he doesn't have a teacher. If so, I'd like to ask you to add a few more episodes in a standalone book. Since it's a long film, I think there are many people who only buy the last one, but I was also able to watch Wakaba-chan's Baby in episode 79, and you can also watch Nishikawa-sensei's afterward. It's a comic I've been supporting for so long, so I'm lonely, but thank you so much for your hard work, Mr. Canola Yu.

This review contains spoilers. I think the teacher and Yanagihara-kun are a good couple. I want to read the continuation as soon as I wonder what happens when the teacher misunderstands someone other than Yanagihara-kun in the latest edition.

This review contains spoilers. A couple of male high school students and a health teacher. Even though Yanagiwara-kun has money, he is not satisfied with his family environment. I don't have a place to stay. The secretary woman is just the worst, and it's really infuriating to think that Yanagihara-kun might not have become addicted without that woman. It was heartbreaking to read when he was in middle school when he became addicted to fill the pressure and loneliness of his family. There is a scene where a female playmate appears in stories from around that time, but since there are no explicit depictions, it may not be enough for people who want to watch direct scenes. There is no such thing as being diagnosed at the hospital, but since it applies to the sexual addiction question item on the psychiatric website, I think Yanagihara-kun is an addict. The pure love between Yanagihara-kun and his teacher, who opens their heart after they meet, is so wonderful, and the expression of the teacher who is kissing becomes more sexy as time goes by. I want the two of them to be happy only in love where there are too many obstacles such as age differences, positions, circumstances, etc.

This review contains spoilers. I was drawn to the title and started reading it expecting something naughty, and it wasn't erotic at all. A pure romance between a school teacher and a troubled student? This is my impression after reading up to about 20 volumes. I really like the fact that the heroine, who doesn't like men, opens her heart to the hero Hiroki and overcomes her excessive fear of other men, and Hiroki's side confides the pain of the family environment little by little and their hearts connect. I'm a school nurse, and since I'm in a slightly different position from other teachers, I think it's okay to go out with them separately. It wasn't easy due to the difference in positions between the two, but my younger brother appeared, and Nishikawa-sensei, the guitsuma, also got bogged down, which is frustrating. In particular, what right does a younger brother have to interfere with his sister? I know that I feel responsible for going reckless and derailing my sister's life in the past, but I'm really infuriating that I'm teaming up with Nishikawa-sensei to eliminate her by projecting that old self onto Hiroki. don't do anything superfluous. I think we should rather cheer them on. It's really frustrating that even Nishikawa-sensei was given wisdom by his younger brother and plunged headlong into Hiroki's inner affairs. It's strange that I have a right to know since I'm in my homeroom teacher. The reason they can't confide their concerns is because they haven't built a relationship of trust, yet it's really impossible to force them to ask. That's why she wasn't even selected as the heroine. the hit horse stopped. I like the two main actors and I'm rooting for them. The picture is beautiful, but I don't think I like it that much. But the reviews are surprisingly low, so I'm rooting for it!

This review contains spoilers. The title is radical, but what is inside is a pure love story between a student and teacher who have a painful past with each other. It's easy to read because it depicts how two people, who were initially licking each other's wounds, are gradually attracted to each other. Hiroki-kun, who is aggressive at first due to his difficult past and home, also gradually began to smile after meeting his teacher, and it's smiling that his expression became softer and softer. I want it to have a happy ending because they both accept the painful past they wanted to hide from each other and love each other, but in the first place, they are students and teachers, and since they haven't solved any problems with Hiroki-kun's house, it's quite frustrating to think that it's still a long way off.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I love. I'm surprised at the title (and also under the pseudonym canola oil. (Why?) It is pure love due to the forbidden relationship between teacher and student. There are quite a few episodes, but if you count them, they say that only one semester has passed... progress is pretty slow. For that reason, the movements of Shiho and Hiroki's hearts are delicately spelled out, and it's exciting. After rereading it several times, I realized that in this work, the feelings of Shiho and Hiroki are explained only in the information given to them. You will be tracing emotions along with the characters while reading, such as “Oh, is that wrong?” or “What are you complaining about, but in the end, I was worried about the age difference and didn't even notice it myself!” The transition of emotions is explained with frames, expressions, and spaces without dialogue, and that kind of thing, and I think it's very careful. Including the design, this is in contrast to today's feeling of getting screwed quickly. So maybe I can get excited even though I just kiss and hug them. It is a work where you can slowly enjoy the moment of falling in love before a relationship. As a story, there may be things that are difficult to convey unless you correct the background yourself and understand it. Shiho, who has a younger brother (and an athlete), has androphobia... it probably doesn't mean he's immune... or Hiroki, who has too much self-control even though he's a high school boy... it might make you want to dive right in. But when I read it in addition to the information, the sexual harassment that Shiho received was pretty terrible... maybe there was some misunderstanding? Or, events from Hiroki's middle school days (mostly Ayaka?) If they became addicted because of it, they were probably mad enough to get bored, but rather than that, wasn't Ayaka first knocked into treating her as a woman? (Was it good now?) or something. Well, it looks like they're still in their second year of high school, but even if Shiho and Hiroki stick through their feelings and graduate from high school safely, they have a long way to go. After all, the pressure from Hiroki's surroundings (the representatives are probably Papa and Ayaka) is supposed to hit Shiho. Can Hiroki become an adult enough to protect her? Will it be in time? There's no shortage of turbulent elements, but I want to read more soon, but the next story doesn't come out easily...! At this rate, I'm worried about whether Hiroki will be able to graduate from high school in the 21st century... but I want these two to bond properly, stick to their feelings, and be happy, and I'm waiting for the continuation. I hope the next episode will be released soon!

This review contains spoilers. The title is amazing, and it's an unforgivable relationship between teachers and students, but it's really nice to see how hurt people are being run over each other and the two are genuinely attracted to each other. I think the relationship will be peaceful due to the age difference, but I want them to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. There is no extreme eroticism. It progresses slowly. However, the changes in individual feelings are depicted so carefully that it makes me cringe. I'm dying to do something and read the continuation as soon as possible. And I want it to have a happy ending. Thinking about Hiroki-kun's family, I wonder if there's still a long way to go... but I'm hoping for a happy ending without getting strangely derailed.

This review contains spoilers. While I was doing the trial reading, the story became interesting and I couldn't help but read more. As is the case with color, the picture is beautiful and the story is interesting, so I never get tired of reading it. It conveys Yanagihara-kun's unwavering feelings for his teacher. I'm drawn to the gap between Yanagihara-kun, who hits his teacher with his frustration out of jealousy and the place where he is with his teacher, laughing and having fun. Yanagiwara-kun's listless expression also evokes her maternal instincts. The heroine is a kind health teacher. There is also a scene where she helps a female student who has a strong sense of justice and is about to be attacked by a male group even though she distrusts men herself. Women who can act by putting others ahead of themselves are wonderful. She's a beautiful teacher, but people around her say that she doesn't have sense, and it gives the impression that there are places that are a little lacking (places that aren't perfect in a good sense) are also cute. There is a relationship between student and teacher, but there is no sense of incongruity with Yanagihara-kun's mature personality and facial expressions. The scene where the two are talking peacefully is heartwarming and makes me think they are a perfect couple. I'm looking forward to future developments for Sensei and Yanagihara-kun!

This review contains spoilers. Prohibited by teachers and students!? love!? It's nice to be able to properly express our feelings for each other, but it's hard to talk about Hiroki's past...