Reviews for No Touching At All Manga

Yoneda's work really captures my heart. Shima, who has a past where she got caught gay at her previous company and was unreasonably bullied by her boyfriend, and Togawa, who has a past where she lost her family due to her mother's unreasonable feelings. The unfolding after the two are gay and not, the conflict of not being given a family, and reunited after being separated due to a long distance relationship... is amazing! My heart is crazy! I was taken with it like that. Shima-kun, a naive young man who is negative, is also attractive, but Togawa-san, who directly conveys his feelings, is also amazing. It's all titled in its entirety. I hope for a sequel! The spin-off “Still, A Tender Love” featuring Mr. Onoda, who is doing a good job in this film, is also a must-read!

It's a work I really like. It was great from beginning to end. I'm glad they gathered their courage and tied the knot!

The reviews were good, so I rented them and read them. Togawa-san is too cool. I'm glad I read it.

Before I knew about this work, I thought Yoneda Kou might not be good at it... it's ridiculous! Reading this changed me 180 degrees. How many times have I read it already... it's a work I love because I'm really sad and excited every time... lol. ♪

My suffering as a gay person depicted in a realistic world view has been painfully conveyed. I think the spin-off will buy it too

I think you should definitely read Yoneda Kou-sensei's works. This work is also sad, but it was really good.

Shima-kun is painful, yet Shima-kun, who is kind-hearted, is getting more and more sad. I think Togawa-san's inclusiveness and sense of security is the reason I want to read it over and over again.

I understand that it's highly rated. It makes me cry no matter how many times I read it. I'm glad it had a happy ending, it's a very nice work. I really recommend it!!

It was my first Yoneda Kou-san, and I'm glad I bought it. The beginning of the relationship was a bit like a bit, but I know it made me want to bite them, and it was nice that they came too loud and couldn't run away (laughs)

I read this author's comic for the first time. Because the reviews were good. It was completed in one volume, but unexpectedly, it was packed with content. I understand the scary feeling of being bound by the protagonist or opponent's past and moving on a happy path. I thought it would be nice to be in love, and that it would be nice to fall in love with someone.

I understand why everyone said it was great. I read and read the review called. I'm sorry it seems like a copy and paste, but I see! That was great. I also really liked the fact that it wasn't a special setting that is common in BL. He also expressed his conflict over homosexuality very well.

Includes heavy themes. However, it ended after taking it to a place where I would be happy in the end, so I think it's okay to read it with peace of mind. I'm convinced by the number of reviews and high ratings.

I bought it because of the number of reviews. It was my first time buying Yoneda's work, and I quickly became a big fan! I'm worried about the continuation of the long distance between the two.

The way their hearts are shaking is exquisite. Once in a while, it's a book I really want to read. I'd like to see more of the two after their hearts got through.

Not sad tears, sad tears. A story about gays and nonsense bosses. If you read this work, I definitely want you to read the spin-off work “Still, I Have a Tender Love.”

I thought it was a very heavy story, but it was a wonderful story because Togawa-san's old man made me feel a little surprised

I was fascinated by this author's work from [Chirping Birds Don't Flap Their Wings] [Still, It's a Tender Love] and bought it. The severe content and the strength of a person's heart are drawn gently and well along with the weaknesses behind it, and the feeling of reading after reading everything is irresistible. Also, I really want to take a look at my next work and other works. Nice ~

My nose started twitching when I was reading it, and I was in trouble because I was in touch with the screen. They weren't sad tears, but they were a bit different from being moved, and the feelings of the main character, Shima-kun, were fidgety and sad, and they felt like they slowly crept up from my chest. Shima-kun, yeah, I'm glad I met this man. It makes me happy...! ('; omega; `)