Reviews for No Touching At All Manga

I first learned about it in the movie, so expectations were high for the original story, but they didn't betray you, the pictures were beautiful, and Chief Togawa was wonderful. was the feeling of excitement when you fall in love with someone unbearably good?

I cried when I saw BL for the first time. It was sad... before I knew it, I was drawn into the story, and I empathized with it. If you haven't read it yet, I definitely want you to read this work.

To be honest, I don't like painting, but it draws me in enough to blow that away. The atmosphere, or rather, the space... it was a very nice work. I'm glad I bought it.

It made me cry when he expressed his feelings. However, I wonder if the tough one is just curious after all. It's fine because your partner is serious, but it's natural to feel uneasy that you might get bored.

This is a further review, but I recommended it to my daughter who thought it would be when I read it because it was hidden rotten. It is a work that slowly resonates with the heart.

It would be a waste to keep all of Yoneda Kou's works within the BL framework. This work is a simple story about not being able to step out of a heartbreak with Nonke in the past to the next love (yet again), yet it carefully depicts the self-loathing and conflict that makes you seem to fall in love with Nonke again. They choose to break up because they like it, and even so, in situations where they try their best again, I involuntarily say “do your best!” I'm rooting for you. It seems that there are people who don't think the last one is good, but considering the flow, atmosphere, and characters of this work, I think it's very neatly organized. Also, I definitely want to see the two of them snuggling up while fighting in another story.

I'm a BL beginner and I was looking for various things, and although I was curious about the many reviews and high evaluations, I finally read this one, which I avoided because I didn't really like pictures. ... I wish I had read it sooner! I was so drawn in that I didn't care about my taste in pictures, I was sad, and I cried for the first time in BL. I'm also worried about spin-offs.

It painfully conveys the heartbreaking feeling of not being able to walk easily from past trauma received! That's annoying.

I hadn't read a BL work until I read this one... but after reading this work, I was addicted to it, saying “BL is good too.” Is the bittersweet, bittersweet love story between Shima-kun and Togawa-san the best?

Yoneda sensei has now become a hot topic of conversation across the BL world, but if you haven't read it yet, be sure to read “I Don't Want to Touch It No Matter What.” It is also recommended as an introduction to BL. The delicate and sad depiction makes me cry. If you like it, be sure to check out the sequel “Still, A Tender Love”!

Before I read this work, I learned that it exists because it is a BL manga made into a live-action version. To be honest, I thought it would be a live-action BL adaptation... but this is going to be a movie. After reading it, there are things that go a long way, like watching a movie. I recommend it.

I shed so many tears that it was crazy! I was so excited to draw the characters' feelings in such detail! I like BL comics the most!!!

At first, I couldn't really empathize... But since it's an entire title work in one book, did you cry at the end? I also like the spin-off “Still a Tender Love”!

It was the first BL work I read after borrowing it from a friend. I'm glad I started with this work.

It's sad, it's adorable... the story is well-thought out, and I can read it carefully. If you like BL, this is a book I definitely want you to read.

I really like it. Shima-kun's feelings are so sad that he can cry? It's really nice that they have feelings for each other

The first thing I saw was this work, so I have a fondness for it. how many times have you read it...? It makes me feel sad and warm no matter how many times I read it ❤ I definitely want many people to read it?

The main character, Togawa, is so cool. He's not a beautiful man or a millionaire, he's just a normal Lehman, but he's handsome! I thought so. The character settings that spit out light lines but don't make you feel careless were exquisite, and I simply became a Togawa fan.

I like Yoneda sensei's paintings because they feel like they are men. It hurts my back in particular. I'm addicted to BL with this work.

That was a surprise. what do you say... How should I express it... Please read it anyway