Reviews for Sweat and Soap Manga

When I was reading it fluently as a trial reading, I was impatient because of the fresh and cute exchange, so I bought volume 1. It makes me want to plunge into Natori-kun's familiar sense of smell like a dog (laughs), but it's so cute that Yaejima-san blushes one by one and seems to hate him. When you finish reading volume 1, there are no developments where you fight or get hurt by anyone, and it's a relaxing work that you can read with peace of mind. The depiction of sex was also soft and very easy to read.

Includes 1 volume, 8 episodes plus bonus comics. I read it in extra trial reading and bought it because I was curious ☆ damn pervert w they're already a couple, so I'm curious about what will happen next. There is no depiction of an erotic scene in the middle. I was wondering what kind of perverts there would be, so that's a bit disappointing. It was so exhausting to read!

I couldn't stop feeling excited about Asako and Natori-san's fresh romance...! The frame division is easy to see, and the illustrations are beautiful, and it's a work I'm glad I bought ♪ I want to see the continuation soon (*'-`)

It's easy to read, and it's moderately flirtatious and makes me smirk. There are times when Asako has too big breasts and I'm a little distracted lol

The concept is similar to the work “Fureu Kaoru,” but the male characters are a bit gaggy and interesting.

Asako's sense of self-affirmation is so low that it makes me sad even though she is really liked. I want it to be a happy story

Asako isn't the type to sympathize with, but she's an honest, cute, and wonderful woman. Natori-san's refreshing metamorphosis is interesting, and it's also so cool that you can quickly decide when it's time to say it, so it's amazing ♡ Both of them are adorable and make you cringe ♡ The picture also has a sense of stability, and it's a work that draws you in and you can read on smoothly!

Smell fetishism aroused my curiosity, and I was especially excited to read the first half. I don't want them to become romance comics that come and go.

A combination of a girl who is concerned about body odors and is taking various measures, and a man with a smell fetishist in the development department. I don't think there have been any comics that have ever focused on body odor, so it's fresh. There are also places where women like it because they like it, like don't scatter products for people, etc., but there are places where it makes me want to be completely sexually harassed, but I like it as a comic. There were other things about girls I had feelings for, but it seems like people who like the smell of their bodies are the most compatible.

There was no episode where such girls don't exist in reality, which is common in comics aimed at men, and rather, they all have some kind of reality in the psychology and behavior peculiar to women, so it was easy to get into the story. I thought the content was even more disgusting from the cover, but I liked it because they are a fresh adult couple with slight fetishes but within a normal range. I was influenced by the story where fragrance was the keyword, and even though my skin was weak and body soap was fragrance-free, I had a desire to be wrapped in a really nice scent, so I went looking for soap. I think it's a work I can recommend to those who like serious adult romance comics.

There are also erotic elements, but it's not overwhelming. If you're looking forward to that, the story may be disappointing, and the story is heartwarming, and you can relax

It's a bit perverted, but it also has elements of pure love, so it's really interesting.

Fetishes are a genre that has recently seen a bit of a movement. What's more, are body odor (scent) fetishes this interesting? But the main character, the woman, is precious (*'｀*). I've been teased for my sweating since I was young, and it's a complex mass. I don't have confidence in myself and feel cowardly. It's modest and inconspicuous, but when I meet a man, I wake up as a woman. body odor (pheromone?) It's a slightly unusual everyday love story woven by soap perfume. I recommend it

I wonder if men are more sensitive to smell. A man who is sensitive to smell also appears in “Fueru Kaoru.” The tension is quite different depending on whether you're a writer, a man, or a woman. I enjoyed reading it very much. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

I bought it because it was interesting. To be honest, I thought it was disgusting to be smelly, but after a trial reading, I didn't feel bad about this work and it's a refreshing romantic comedy. I want to keep reading.