Reviews for No Touching At All Manga

You really are a genius, Yoneda... The characters that appear are each deep and adorable.

I watched the movie, so I reread it. Shima-kun is cute, sad, and unbearable! I like the fact that it carefully depicts how they both fell in love with each other. I can feel the sadness of Togawa, Shima-kun, and Onoda.

The author is buying it! this author isn't just lovey-dovey good about the content? The scene where they talk about each other's feelings was sad, but it was really nice.

It's a work that makes me feel calmer. Togawa-san is too handsome. I'm such a nice guy that I think I'd fall in love if I were in the same workplace. Shima-kun's feelings were painfully conveyed, and I felt sad along the way, but I thought that if I believed in Mr. Togawa and followed him, he would surely make me happy for a long time.

I like the fact that Yoneda Kou's works are really delicate, and I like them the most among his works. It's sad how I feel when I fall in love with Nonke, or when I go out with them while thinking that I'll throw myself away someday. Have you come across any good works?

This work inspired me to start reading BL. I wonder if watching it now isn't enough? I thought, but that wasn't the case. A story that feels troubling from beginning to end. After all, the royal road that seems like it's no good if you fall in love with it... is the best

I like the exchange of conversation in all of Yonedako-sensei's works. It's more exciting than erotic.

Anyway, the picture is beautiful. The psychological depiction is also clever, and I want to reread it over and over again.

There was a comic like this! I was shocked. Both the pictures and the story are irresistible. It's a work that fell in love with Yoneda Kou-sensei and fell in love with BL. Even now, no matter how many times I read it, it's still fine.

I'm not going to miss Yoneda sensei's story. Both the two people at the center and the person at the side are all attractive, and there is a sense of satisfaction after reading. I'm glad you're happy.

I also reread something on a regular basis. The way to choose words is so good that as you read, you can understand how good the title is. Dialogues and monologues that leave room for imagination without saying too much. But I like pictures too. When it comes to that, I reread it after all.

Everything is fine. The overall atmosphere is heavy and bleak. It's teased and made to look light, but the feeling that it's empty is really nice. The picture and story are perfectly matched, and there is a sense of realism. I think it would be great if the two of them continued their small, ordinary, and unique happiness in the future.

It was so good from beginning to end! I want to read more if there are any more!

Time passed quietly. I felt as if I was holding my hand over a warm stove in the cold winter air, and the warmth slowly spread all over my body as if I was relieved from the bottom of my heart. What strong and kind people they are. I wonder how many nights they have been battling loneliness. It was such a work that made me hope that the serene happiness that came will last forever.

They both have complicated pasts, but this is a touching work of two people who gradually get closer and overcome the past. The more I read, the more interesting it was. Convinced by the high ratings of the reviews

Overcoming the past is tough, isn't it? Togawa-san's relaxed and flat feeling is nice. I thought that the reason this work has been supported for so long is that after all, there are many people who can't forget their hurt and can't overcome it

The two of them tried to accept each other's dark past, but there were also difficult points, and it was frustrating that they couldn't be easy to be honest, so I was curious, and I read it all at once. That was interesting.

I knew both the title and the writer's teacher, but I hadn't even tried reading it because I had no connection, but when I happened to read it, it was such a striking work. While breaking up with works that have a lot of eroticism, and works that are less focused on a human perspective, I draw both in a good balance. It's interesting because I can't read ahead even when I look at Togawa's bleak past, Shima's previous company, and Onoda watching over the two of them. The scene where Shima cries while wearing a poker face at work made my eyes feel hot, thinking that Togawa's side is the only place where I can cry to my heart's content. By the way, this is my own opinion, but I feel that a man's upper lip is depicted on it. The image of women is that they are thick, but that of men is strangely intriguing. I'm sure this is really something only I think.