Reviews for BODY AND SOUL Manga

It was a dramatic story and interesting. As much as heroes are being relentless in vain, their pride is too high... the heroines are of the same type. Anyway, it was a relentless happy ending.

Among the men Miura sensei drew, I think he was the sexiest and coolest hero. No matter how many times I reread it, I'm thrilled at how sexy it is. The story begins with stubborn fights and misunderstandings and decisions on the Harley Royal Road, then there is a hustle and bustle, misunderstandings resolved, and a happy ending.

The pictures are beautiful and the story is good. Even though they both like each other, they are fighting each other, and the last one is a hippie end royal road.

Heroes are pretty charming. The picture is very beautiful and the atmosphere is good. However, I wonder if it would be good to confess my love frankly without getting involved in a strange way. Of course, since it's a creative work, I felt like it was a bit too much to talk about, even though it was a bit too much. The original story has been like this for a long time, hasn't it? ... but I think it's fun enough to reread it.

It wasn't there (; Ω;)! I wonder why. Maybe I expected too much the fun and good tempo of how we met in the first half. It's true that they are good at putting together a story, and in spite of all the many things that happen, they don't have to be unreasonable and messy until the end. After that, I wonder what they both fell in love with each other so much. I wanted a depiction of them being attracted to each other because of misunderstandings until the end, that their feelings were moving in this scene along the way. After a lot of sexiness and work? what was that? Well, usually that's enough, but I want to ask Harlequin for +α. Because the end has been decided and I can read ahead, I think that kind of detail is necessary ('･ω･`) It's probably a matter of how little the two get involved. Other than the business trip scene, he's a hero who only comes here once in a while to throw in cha-cha. Rather, my boss, Charles, had more dialogue scenes with the heroine, and she seemed charming because her personality was shown. He's the key man, but that doesn't mean he'll play the role of Cupid (laughs) I'm so jealous and relentless, and since the hero isn't bad either, it's a little bit useless. Oh, I like the last couple's interaction. I'm jealous (`∀') he's cute when he says things like that.