Reviews for Sweat and Soap Manga

This review contains spoilers. I loved it and bought all the volumes. It carefully depicts how they sincerely face each other and how the relationship changes little by little. I like it because it touches on not only the good aspects of relationships, but also the differences in mutual understanding and values.

This review contains spoilers. Even though Natori-san is working seriously, she has too much smell fetishism and is too funny. The person you like isn't a pervert, is it? I was so curious about the smell of Asako from the sweaty complex that made me fall in love with it. It was very nice. Asako is a healer, isn't she? The treasurer brought out a good taste.

This review contains spoilers. It is a comic that carefully depicts everything from the encounter to marriage between Asako, a beginner in love, and Kotaro, who is in the upper caste. It's a comic that makes you happy and doesn't make you feel bad, even though it also depicts parts that aren't just happy. I have a feeling that it was too close at the end, so I'd like to take a look at their marriage and the lives of the two having children.

This review contains spoilers. I was sweaty, and I was thrilled to read it until Asako, who was traumatized in the past and didn't have confidence in herself, met Natori-san and got married. The feelings of the characters around them are also depicted, and the exchange between Mother Natori and Brother Asako when the two families met left a great impression on me. It was a work that had a happy ending and made me think I'm glad I read it.

This review contains spoilers. This is a romantic comedy between Asako, an office lady with hyperhidrosis, and Natori-kun, who has a stinky fetishist. Basically, fetishes are disgusting, but he is strangely cute. I'm looking forward to the future development of the two of them.

This review contains spoilers. The reason for meeting someone is quite special, but there is a sense of security where everything from a relationship to a relationship based on the premise of marriage is progressing steadily. For me, who is insensitive to smell, Kotaro's way of thinking is quite novel and special, and it also left an impression on me that Asako's sweaty constitution, which should have initially been perceived as a complex, gradually eased in front of him. I especially recommend reading this work when you want to feel happy, or when you want to heal your fatigue and change your mood.

This review contains spoilers. Are office workers real? It was a very interesting comic that involved the extraordinary lifestyle of a lifestyle with smell fetishes. It was very interesting to express Asako's smell as incense fireworks, and I think it would be intriguing to men because there was also an eccentric scene

This review contains spoilers. I was watching the drama first, but when I read the comic, I discovered that Natori-san's pervert, which I thought was pretty dangerous, was actually depicted in a pretty mild way, so I laughed. The way Asako's complexes and negative feelings were overcome little by little by being in a relationship with Natori-san, who is straight and honest and loves Asako, including sweat and scent, and it was so wonderful to see how she shone more and more. I've only been able to read it halfway, but I'm praying that Natori-san, who is quiet and seriously injured due to the lack of Asako just a few days away, will marry Asako and be freed from the worries of “Asako's shortage” for the rest of her life (laughs).