Reviews for SENSUAL SECRETS Manga

The journey of confirming that each other was the only one person was cute, embarrassing, and smirked as I read on. Like music, getting to the climax is goosebumps!

I love this romantic comedy by Mr. Takayama. The heroine is chubby and I don't have confidence in myself, but actually... I'd like to know his circumstances in more detail. The wonderful old people had a really good taste.

Both the heroine and hero were so cute and smiling! I love this author after all!!

Until they became close, he had the intention of deftly conquering them, but his side was laid-back, and the management of Amelia's research materials was poor. The first half was a successful release of the heroine's inner self. While this strayed slightly, she maintained her freedom even after that. The more serious you are, the more open you have to be. That was true, and he needed release too. However, since it also meant facing something that had broken (escaped, gone missing), it was at the core of his very naive life, which he didn't want to touch the most. She is embarrassed, and he has the pain of exposing the bitterness of his past now. There is momentum in the way the dialogue is taken, and the story development is fun. What's more, the surrounding figures are also clear. The hearts of the two main characters are conveyed comfortably. Also, the warmhearted relationship between the two from their surroundings also shows a good bond, and the whole story is expressive. The frames that are cut out are vivid, showing fragments of that story one by one. The heroine's embarrassed face shows the cuteness he must have felt. It talks visually everywhere, and it's nice that it brings out the merits of comicalization. Also, this Japanese title is amazing (probably the translator's sense). No, the original title is pretty good, but if you go from the structure of the comic, the way the Japanese title is conveyed is beautiful. No more peeking, but from the front. What's more, there's nothing to say about how it ends. The beginning and end showed a technical cohesion, and this work broke away from the common HQ rut and ending Kintaro candy. great. Its presence as a story is exquisitely structured, and the shy heroine, the heroine who was lifted from oppression, his discovery while deepening intimacy, his inner side, his liberation, and frontal breakthrough, all were distributed so that the pieces fit together, and it was interesting until the end. There's so much momentum that we'll start there? There is also a place called, and there are times when “body talk” is popular. Even so, Takayama-sensei is depicted in a sharp manner, so his lightness didn't spoil the story's unfolding. Even though it's full of content, there's no noise, and you can clearly understand that they're really big opponents for each other. This number of pages is nothing short of amazing.

It's a cute story. I really understand. I like this author and have bought a lot of things, but this was a good story too.

The heroine is so cute! I'm always amazed by Takayama's works. Thank you ‼ ︎

Amelia didn't want to confess online. I want to meet Jay. The place we can meet is to go out to town. Then, go to a facility close to his bike shop. Go to his destination yourself. This is the usual method. Amelia goes to Necafe where he stops by. But there's nothing to do there. So, the feelings I was writing about. There is no way that no one thought he would find it in a moment's glance. The point was that he had literary talent. From Amelia's sentences, I realize that the target is myself. Well, in a sense, I'm overly self-conscious, but if J.w was written on it, I'd be conscious too. I'm sure the sentences Amelia had written were quite good and made the impression that they had stabbed a darts arrow in his heart. And the promised heroine transformation. An evolving relationship with Dawn. However, Amelia learned that Jay was peeking at Amelia's confession. Amelia was shocked and ran away from Jay, but Hannah, an old lady nearby, was there to comfort her. I don't want my miserable self to be seen at times like this, so I'm envious of Amelia's honesty and purity in accepting Hannah's comfort even though I want her to be left alone. After that, they are reunited and united after a cooling period, but this cooling period is expressed by Amelia's changes. I became aware of the grooming of women around my age, and changes in facial expressions. And they granted access from Jay.

I love the pictures and stories of Takayama-sensei's works, and I read almost all of them, and they are wonderful too! Of course, the two main characters are good, but Takayama-sensei brings out a really good taste for the supporting characters ♦ I usually only buy (things) when they are cheaper, so Takayama-sensei buys them as soon as I find them! It's a wonderful story that washes your heart

I don't like being able to keep quiet about it even though I'm reading my own SNS. I mean, why was it printed out? I was concerned about that. Or, if you're reading it, I want you to read it so you don't understand until the end. Maybe that's where this hero is stupid. I think the heroine was hurt quite a bit. I thought it would hurt myself, and like the heroine, they would make the decision not to meet again. I really liked him and loved him, so I know he's been single for about a year. Anyway, I read it while nodding, saying I understand -- I understand -- every action of the heroine. I really think that the two of them will do well from now on.

Buy the artist. Not to mention the hero and heroine, but the people around them were very kind and it was a wonderful story.

The heroine's innocence is also adorable. After all, it's not good to spy on heroes. The fact that the lives of an elderly gay couple, their girlfriend, and the people around them are diverse, and the hero and heroine take it as normal was more relaxing than the love between the two, and I was able to enjoy it.

The author is buying it. It's a story that's somewhat heartwarming, and I'm worried about the future. However, the end isn't enough; I'm worried about the future.