Reviews for No Touching At All Manga

That's great ‼ The story progresses slowly, but the psychological depiction is exquisite. I've even watched the movie (if you haven't, if you have a chance).

I read it on my cell phone and was so shocked that I bought a book too (laughs) I was so addicted to it. Togawa-san is too cool! Even though what you're saying is light, it's good when you think about the other person properly!

This is the first work Yoneda Kou sensei bought. The depiction is delicate. The way people look at them and how they smoke is just too nice. That alone makes me understand the feeling that sex appeal is coming out. The content is a bit painful, but it ends with a happy ending.

It was expensive, so I bought it. It's sad, painful, I cried for the first time in BL... I read a great work. Is the sex appeal of Togawa-san's man who is flirtatious yet deeply caring for his partner amazing? I think I'll probably reread this over and over again.

This work is what made Yoneda Kou-sensei fall in love with it. I reread it for the first time in a long time, but after all, I was drawn in a lot, and I cried after all. I think the psychological depiction of the two is exquisite. Don't draw (write) too much, don't do enough. I think it's great. I also like the kiss scene.

It was highly rated, so I was curious, which is why I read it. As a result, I now like it the most in BL! The feelings of the two are carefully depicted, and I am moved no matter how many times I read them over. I really recommend this book.

The character's mind is drawn carefully!! The process of falling in love with each other was conveyed as if it were a matter of hand. There were also sad scenes, but after I finished reading it, I felt happy, and I thought I had read a good work!

My boss, who looks cool from behind and is a little aggressive, is the best. The kiss scene is nice. Both light and rich.

I really like it... I don't have vocabulary, so I can't fully explain this work to make everyone interested, but it's a work that empathizes with everyone with realistic stories such as homosexual conflicts, differences in the circumstances surrounding them, and the environment surrounding the two, and I read it over and over again. I mainly like romantic comedies and fantasies in comics, but when it comes to homosexual comics, I like serious stories that make me cry. (I also like erotic things, but I'm not good at things that don't have an insanely erotic story.) I definitely recommend it to anyone with similar tastes to me.

This couple appeared in other stories, so I was curious and read it. This one was good too

The reviews were highly rated, so I've been curious for a long time. I bought it and it was a great answer. My heart is shaken by the feeling and sadness that people love others. It's a work I want to read over and over again.

Not to mention comics, live-action movies are good, and for the time being, the story is good, the balance between heavy and light is good, and it's a film that makes you want to watch it over and over again □

It's not just a matter of liking or disliking it. Rather than feeling completely written frankly, it's a book that captures and reads feelings. Even though it's fantasy, it's a bit real, and complicated adult love. I think it can only be expressed by Yoneda sensei, who draws with smooth, simple lines.

Even though they care for each other, they are struggling with a lot of things, and it really bothers my heart.

Progress was rapid until they had a relationship, but the change in their feelings from then on progressed slowly, and they were drawn into the story!

I bought it because it was highly reviewed. The past they each had was sad. It was a happy ending. I'm glad the content was intense even though volume 1 was completed!

It was a story that made me cry, it was a bit painful, and it made me feel tight in the back of my heart. The story is very solid, and the feelings of the main characters are well depicted. Mr. Onoda is also a good character. There were plenty of erotic scenes, but it was a beautiful scene that made my heart feel warm. I want Toyama and Shima-kun to be happy! And move Shima-kun to Kyoto as soon as possible!

It's frustrating to be in a relationship where we can't be honest because we both have painful and sad pasts. It wasn't easy for me to empathize with Hajima-kun, but my heart was full in the second half when he finally opened up his heart. Togawa-san is just plain cool. There used to be the term “nihir.” Most women in old girls' comics are captivated by these characters that suit those words so well. I love it very much too!

I'm glad that the protagonist, who was hurt by his love with Nonke, struggles with the process of being attracted to his partner and not wanting to get hurt again...