Reviews for No Touching At All Manga

This review contains spoilers. Overcoming trauma and having a long distance relationship with my boss... it's really nice to fall in love across genders

This review contains spoilers. This is the first commercial BL work I've read. At the time, it was in a fashion magazine book review, so I was curious and read it. It's so good to read it now. I read a few BL-flavored girls' comics from the 1980s and 90s, but I have the impression that BL-flavored works from that time were not set in the present day or Japan, and there was little sense of reality for better or worse. Commercial BL works are a bit of a special genre (excuse me?) I had the impression that it was quite difficult to get my hands on it, but after reading this work, my image completely changed. In today's realistic world, an ordinary office worker falls in love with someone he met at work. It depicts a realistic normal love affair in a good sense. Of course, it's nice that it depicts the sorrow, hesitation, and traumatic past between people of the same sex, and there are dramas, but it's nice that it's not far from reality. I was taken aback by the delicate psychological depiction that was more than a girls' manga. I'm completely addicted to the BL swamp now.

This review contains spoilers. Really, I read it with the feeling that BL is good... Since I can't meet someone like that in a work that makes me cry, there was a high level of satisfaction ~ it wasn't a smooth love affair between gays, and it was a step I couldn't take because I thought about someone who is not good at having a family. I'm afraid I'll get bored someday. I meant to be considerate of my partner, but that was just because I didn't want to hurt myself; as a result, I hurt my partner. It's a common development that you notice for the first time after leaving... but the psychological depiction around there was so good that it made me cry. If you're going to get hurt, you'd better not step on it. Still, it's lovely to take a step forward in wanting to be together.

This review contains spoilers. Yoneda Kou sensei's work is as delicate as ever! The teacher is really good at drawing the atmosphere, and the afterglow remains even after reading. The main character is always so adorable that it hurts my heart, yet it also makes me feel a sense of fun.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a BL for a normal working person, but it's a realistic work. Yoneda Kou sensei stole my BL virginity and I'm still completely immersed in the swamp? *° Unlike singing birds, even though there are parts that feel a bit traditional, people's emotions and small expressions are so wonderful that it strikes my heart no matter when I read them. Yoneda Kou sensei is sensitive to people's emotions and expressions that he thinks at the bottom of his heart, making readers feel excited. It's painful, and it makes me feel like I'm not going to do anything. The tearful depiction is also heartwarming. The design also makes me feel artistic.. Living in everyday life, the awesomeness of being in love, the feeling of being impatient in love, fear of the reactions around you, all kinds of expressions stick ☺️ I think Yonedako-sensei is a path everyone goes through in the BL world lol I'm really thankful that he created wonderful works in this world and was born in an age where I can read? I hope this book ends up for all of you BL fans out there?

This review contains spoilers. There were a lot of emotional stories and it was really good for me, it was a comic that felt kind of dark, but working people's views on romance (?) I felt... Oh, and I also feel like being honest is important!

This review contains spoilers. There aren't enough stars in the rating!! 5 or more!! It's a work that is so deeply moved that you'll be immersed in the afterglow for a while after you've finished reading it. Shima has become timid from her past experiences and lives so as to avoid getting involved with her surroundings. What he met at his new workplace was his boss Togawa (Togawa), who looked exciting and pompous, but actually had more delicate kindness than anyone else. The process of shrinking the distance between the two is by no means smooth sailing. The indelible memories they each have and the adult conflict of “not being able to take the first step because you like them” are depicted surprisingly carefully and realistically. Tears overflowed unexpectedly, especially in the scene where the island's swaying feelings and Togawa's straight feelings were conveyed. More than just a love story, it's a human drama that makes you feel the pain and rebirth of life. There are also scenes where it is sad and makes my heart ache, but that is why the warmth of the last one seeps deep into my heart. I would confidently recommend this book to those who want to thoroughly enjoy pure adult love.

This review contains spoilers. This is Yoneda Kou-sensei's first work for me. I thought it was a work that carefully depicts the feelings of two people, Shima, who is attracted to Togawa even though they have painful and sad feelings from the past, and Togawa, who tries to resolve Shima's stubborn feelings with maximum kindness. Somehow it seemed like it slowly seeped into my heart with Gene.

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't stop crying from the middle... (crying) In the scene where Shima-kun, who had kept his distance for fear of getting hurt from past experiences, plucks up his courage and confesses to Mr. Togawa, I cried so much that I cried. It was a work that made me feel once again that love makes people timid, and there are so many things that are so painful and painful that there is nothing you can do about it, but what you can gain from falling in love is certainly huge.

This review contains spoilers. I'm a big fan of Yoneda Kou-sensei, and I also bought this work from Chiru Tori. It's already crying, crying, crying, and I'm really glad that the ending was happy.