Reviews for No Touching At All Manga

Shima-kun has sexy moles on his chin, is quiet, and wants to be alone. SE is connected to the industry, and it is very kind that Togawa-san takes matters over Shima-kun, including the fact that there is no reason for his past. They look forward to being cute, and it's wonderful to kiss Shima-kun and walk into the room. It's wonderful to live as special people who spend time together thinking and worrying while acknowledging each other that they are still alive from the past.

I cried I read it from TT Spin, so I can't believe the main story is this heavy. I had no idea Shima-kun was this unfriendly. (He seemed just shy in Spin) Also, I like Onoda the most, so I couldn't read it as just a supporting character, so I should have read it from here... Togawa-san's past is amazing, but it's not like meeting Shima-kun separately and being purified, it's just too strong mentality where he takes it as just the past. We were self-contained before we met, so I wonder if it would have been better if our existence saved each other. I wish I could just say that I like it right away! It feels so light that even if you put it out a little bit, it won't be conveyed to the Island! I thought so. ... huh? For some reason, I was just complaining, but I was so moved that I cried. I'm complaining because I've empathized too much. Be really happy!

It makes me cry. It tingles and really sinks into my heart. Is BL so moving? If you read it, you'll understand. It's a really nice story. It's so sad to hear that the two really love and care for each other from the bottom of their hearts. It really has a happy ending. Since they are men, they can't build a normal family. Only that biologically insurmountable reality stands in front of them. The two are lovey-dovey and happy. But the reason I feel somewhat sad after reading it is because there is a biological problem after all. Is that sadness the reason you want to read it over and over again? I noticed it when I was writing it. It's a happy ending, but sad. It's not a bad feeling of sadness at all. Please read it and experience it too! Even though it's a happy ending, it's kind of sad!!

It was a happy ending, but it was so sad that I cried. Maybe this is my first time crying in BL. The psychological depiction is beautiful. I'm drawn in when I read it. I wanted to read more about the two after that.

After reading it over and over again from a long time ago, I liked it so much that it was huh... but I haven't reviewed it! I own all of Yoneda Kou-sensei's works. My favorite writer teacher posted this as one of the books that made me addicted to BL, and I reread it again. The heart-shaking expressions, psychological depiction, and story structure are irresistible. Both Togawa-san and Shima-kun have had too many painful pasts. It took a bit of a detour until it was firmly tied, and at first it felt a bit light, but that was extra real. A moist, painful yet gentle adult romance.

A light user who recently started reading BL and I want to read sad Riemann stuff! I definitely want people who say that to read this work! Also, be sure to read “Still, A Tender Love” as well!

Why are the men drawn by Yoneda Kou sensei so wonderful... they hold various things, roll them up, swallow them, sink deep, and even live, they have sex appeal and are attractive. While frightened that she doesn't want to repeat the past, I can't stop going through the pages by the cuteness of Shima-kun, who still can't resist the feeling of being attracted to Mr. Togawa, and the clean attitude of Mr. Togawa, who loves Shima-kun and becomes unavoidable. The interaction between the two in episode 5 is painful. In particular, Togawa-san's line on page 155 is close to my heart because it is filled with his reluctance to be rejected not as a person but because of his upbringing, gender, and conditions... They are two people who can't help but wish for happiness.

I cried when I reread it after a long time ~ it's a good story. As a matter of fact. I like Yoneda Kou-sensei and I've almost completed it.

We both cared so much for each other that things didn't work out, so it was mixed up. My heart was about to be crushed tightly. Togawa-san is too cool... I'm glad it was Happien. There also seems to be a spin-off, so I'll read that one too.

I watched this movie and bought it because it was based on a comic. This is the first BL comic I've read. I really like the content of the story, and the pictures are so beautiful. Before I read this BL comic, I was a little bad at the eroticism of BL comics. But this person's work is really careful. The story really draws me in, so I read it over and over again.

I was so shocked. I was so moved that I cried... It was awesome... There also seems to be a spin-off, so I'd like to read that too.

I think Yoneda sensei's work is really amazing because it's flawed. It was a great read because it clearly expressed the feeling of falling in love even though I didn't want to fall in love with it, and the conflict between the feeling that I wanted to leave because I was afraid of getting hurt and the feeling that I didn't want to leave.

It was a wonderful story that sank into my heart. I'm glad you took a step forward and made you happy... it's a story that makes me want to read it again.

They were supposed to have feelings for each other, but they didn't progress well due to each other's painful past, and it was a frustrating, sad, and kind story. Onoda has a very good character lol

It was very good. The difficulties between men are painfully expressed. I like the tempo and atmosphere of their conversation because it's comfortable. The crying points continued from Togawa's confession, and I couldn't stop crying in the second half. Even if they say they like it, it's natural to be timid if it's someone who has a crush on their family. The feelings of the two are carefully depicted, and I really like it.