Reviews for All Out, All In Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a common setting in comics where men have ED and women don't get wet easily. However, unlike the others, it was carefully drawn realistically. When it comes to comics in general, for some reason ED is cured when dealing with the heroine, it's easier for the heroine to feel it, and it's easier to get wet. The reality is like comics, and parts that don't work so easily were depicted in this work. In the end, the two don't seem to get well in the story, but it was nice that it had a positive ending. I felt like they were bound by a much deeper bond than in other works where they finally have sex and get married. The depiction of two people working was drawn very carefully, and it was fun to know about job descriptions in different industries.

This review contains spoilers. The theme is interesting, but what happens at the end? I was thrilled. I thought it would be easy to solve ED, but they didn't make it to the end, sisters. I felt once again that that was reality, and I feel that the story gained depth.

This review contains spoilers. I like the story where the situation feels like two people cooperated... and it was really nice. Tenchi-san has painful sex with Mizuo-kun who can't stand up. When I opened the lid, I felt relieved that these two people were so compatible. Tenchi-san, who is cool and beautiful, is quite unique because she works hard at work, and has a deep sense of love for seafood, and she has a strong sense of love for seafood, even though she is a bit out of touch with others. Her personality is so charming, and she's such a cute person! and. It was so nice that the two people who gradually became attracted to each other were cute and smiling. I felt so good after reading that these two would be good friends for a long time at a good pace!

This review contains spoilers. Don't unknowingly guess the person in front of you based on preconceptions or stereotypes created by your surroundings or yourself. It's a comic that embodies the comic, and what I personally thought was really wonderful is that men have rather girly thoughts and herbivorous personalities in the world, and women are reliable mackerel lone wolves. If that's up to that point, I think I'll often see it in other works, but I don't dare let the characters touch it. I only feel what I read in that way. It's a way of expression. It was interesting, and I was able to feel the individuality of each person by layering it from the style, rather than the stereotype described above, and oh, wonderful... and where was the one and only one you took pictures of me? Seung. ... and! The two of them probably haven't reached the final episode, but their hearts love each other and they're playing saxophone. I wonder if you could insert and unplug it with a wonderful self-creation... that's why I can't stop wondering if they're both so excited and so happy that their smiles twitch. I'm sorry for taking care of you, I'm hungry. I like Doodou, so there are a few places where it's a bit annoying, but there was an unusual stimulation and it was so refreshing

This review contains spoilers. At first glance, “drop and drop” seems like a straight forward erotic theme, but that's not the case at all. It's a story about serious and pure adults who work hard to fall in love. It also feels good that not a single childish or unpleasant character appears.

This review contains spoilers. Ahhh, I've finished reading it! It was lonely and interesting! Both Mizuo and Tenchi-san have clear characters, and it looks like they really exist. The presence of the supporting characters, Mr. Nibutani and Mr. Hino, and the atmosphere surrounding the main character are so real! Nothing intense happens, and there aren't any erotic scenes. It's a very nice work that warms my heart with Gene. Things that are regarded as sexual issues are hard to confide in, and I think they often weigh on the person themselves, but if you know your partner like Mr. Hino and think that the world is big, I think the relationship will expand in the future. I want to read the sequel! I want to read The Future of the Two! It became my favorite work.

This review contains spoilers. It was a wonderful way to end. My heart was warmed and filled. I'm really looking forward to the story of the two of them in the future. (I'm not hoping for a sequel or anything like that...)