Reviews for Peach Heaven Manga

This review contains spoilers. Momoko was taken advantage of by Ranmaru and became his slave for the sake of her family. Ranmaru plays a lot with women, and her words and actions are tough, but it's good that she is casually kind to Momoko's family.

This review contains spoilers. There are places where I can laugh, but there are also places that make me cringe and cry, and it was so funny that I read on and on! Ranmaru is pretty darn funny, but once I fell in love with Momoko, it was already quite delle and it was fun to watch it. The two are in love with each other. At the end of the story, the content became difficult for me to read, and there were places where it even made me cry. Even so, we still have feelings for each other. It had a happy ending at the end, and it really made me feel so happy. Thank you very much to the author!

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting~. The content was also substantial, and after I finished reading it, I reread the scenes I liked over and over again. Ranmaru-kun's character is cool. He's a playboy, but it makes sense and seems like he's a man when he finally took responsibility! I'm falling in love with you.

This review contains spoilers. They always swear, but... they'll definitely come to help Momoko when she's in a pinch!! I'm so excited for Ranmaru, a hero like that! Above all, Momoko, who is straight and hardworking, is also really nice!

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought it was just a romantic comedy between Momoko and Ranmaru, and when I started reading it casually, the darkness in the characters' hearts was deep, and I was often nervous. I was surprised how serious Ranmaru, who was such a playful person, became aware that Momoko was an important person. What followed the happy ending of the two was depicted here and there in the final extra edition, and it was a very satisfying story.

This review contains spoilers. I've read it on paper before, and it's a favorite work. I am very happy to be able to read works from a while ago in e-books. As a reader, now that I'm an adult, what I think is that the main character's father is terrible. If you think about the fact that the main character is a high school girl who is burdened with debt and works from home, the main character is amazing, but originally I thought it would be a lot of problems. But it's a favorite work that I'm addicted to in the past, so it was still interesting to read it now. It's easy to read, and I highly recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. Honestly, there are a lot of things I want to include, but since it's a manga, it's a really interesting work if you accept anything. It depicts the process by which the protagonist overcomes various obstacles and grows from a high school student until he becomes a college student. There are only episodes that make me feel harassed even after the two protagonists have both feelings, but usually the expression Charai Ranmaru kisses Momoko is overflowing with love (especially from the second half), and I was taken aback in my heart. Momoko believes in her partner no matter what happens; in a sense, she is “old-fashioned” yet has a strong Japanese feminine core. Ranmaru, on the other hand, has a simple design, but he (him too!) It's wonderful to be able to feel strongly that you care for her!

This review contains spoilers. It's been a long time since I read it and I'm really moved. A story of love between Momoko, a high school girl and erotic novelist, and model Ranmaru. It's quite a long story, but I think I'll be able to read it without getting tired of it at all. I think the content is royal, but the interesting elements that are scattered from time to time are good, and unlike just exciting comics, I was so engrossed in it that I was sucked in. Also, a pretty sad development awaited towards the end, but that may have been necessary for the two to be happy. It was hard not being able to stop my tears, but I was moved. I think I'm happy that I was able to read this comic. Thank you, Professor Yoshino.

This review contains spoilers. Why are the men drawn by this teacher so cool? So much so that I'd like to meet them in person. Not only the main characters, but also the family and people around them are all nicely drawn, and it's a story that warms my heart even though I'm in agony.