Reviews for To Write Your Words Manga

It was a wonderful story. I think it's difficult to put sexual expressions into sentences. I thought that was well expressed in comics. It was a comic like a novel

I feel like I've read a novel. I also like the smooth feel of the picture. The sense of bad taste is arousing.

It's exciting that the sense of distance doesn't come close easily. The picture is also cute and has pressure points.

A few days after reading it, the afterglow still remains, and it was such a wonderful story!!

It's a pretty unusual setting for a girls' manga, and I thought it was really well thought out. The development is also very interesting! As expected... I can only say that.

It seemed short at first glance with 3 volumes in total, but the feelings of each character were carefully drawn, and the slight amount of Eros and the growth of the main character were good, I was able to sympathize with, and it was a very satisfying story! I was excited every time because of the increased concentration of oral writing!

I felt that the subject was oral writing was a novelty. Among them, I think it is a work that carefully and beautifully depicts the emotional communication and conflict between the characters. Over and over again, I felt like I was reading pure literature, the desire to not touch each other, the pure feeling of knowing through contact, that kind of frustrating yet sweet, and tightening my heart. The theme is just a literary work, and the dialogue and monologues are so comfortable that you'll want to reread them over and over again. What kind of choices does the main character make in the end, “If I were you, I would do this!” I can't take my eyes off it even though I think about it. Above all, I feel that it is a work with a wonderful atmosphere. It's easy to read with 3 volumes completed, and I wanted to reread it over and over again from now on, and get the courage to face myself each time.

When I read volume 1 as a trial, I was drawn in, and I read volume 3 at once. I like pictures too.

I feel on a daily basis that it is very difficult to expose the deep sense of shame in the heart to someone, but I thought it was wonderful that the sense of bliss of sharing lust and feelings with the other person while spinning words was well expressed even when there was no physical relationship ✨ What caught me was how to use “be able and eru.” There was an expression “I can stop,” but even if it's spoken language, if you make a living by holding a brush, I wonder if you use that kind of word in your daily life? Maybe it's because the setting is young people? I was curious.

That was interesting. There was a sense of tension and I was drawn in. The amount was just right for me. I wanted to read the author's other works.

It was a work that made me want to read more. The story was interesting and the characters were fascinating.

It was fun to watch the process of my inner self being brought out by someone else and enhanced

I haven't read many stories like this, and it was fresh. It's sexy, but the pictures are smooth, so it was easy to read

It's exciting just to imagine two men and women dictating sexual novels. The depiction of the two taking oral notes is excellent. The feeling of air flowing through it is real, and the body isn't supposed to fit, yet the fact that Professor Hasegawa brings out an inside that Yuka doesn't know is downright erotic. Ando, who appears there, is also an indispensable person who is pulled up by Yuka in a different way (but it's sad). The friendship between Professor Hasegawa and Mr. Ando was also wonderful.

There were no lovey-dovey developments at all, but I was curious about what would happen after this, so I read it all at once. I like the clean development at the end.