Reviews for HOT AND BOTHERED Manga

The original story was in 1999, just when Sex and City became a hot topic in the streets. I feel like it was an age where such things were no longer viewed as taboo in the US. The heroine, who has been watching the hero who has been good friends since she was a student, has unknowingly sealed her heart and gone out with numerous lovers. It's depicted as only being betrayed, but since the romance is Give & Take, the heroine probably wasn't serious enough. If you think so, the offender for your opponent ends up being a hero. Still, I'm glad they both finally noticed and welcomed Happien. if it's not HQ, it could be too relentless and become a tragedy lol? Even so, friends are good ❤ I wonder if there's a spin-off of Susan where the last one was in front of a woman while saying something like a 3P ~? P.S.: There was “Wednesday Is a Secret Scent” by a different writer but it looks interesting

In the first half, I felt a little doubtful about the way women think or act, but I was really moved by the persuasive reasons for the inconsistency between actions and feelings and the characters' changes of mind. The support from my wonderful friends was great too! When I read Harlequin drawn by Mr. Ogimaru, I am drawn a lot into the story. I love it.

The friendship between a man and a woman hid true love. Even though they were aware of the surroundings, the people in question pretended not to notice it. The story was round and round, jittery, and jittery (^^) I enjoyed reading it.

What's the most important thing? Can I go back to being friends? The relationship between the two seemed certain and ambiguous, had a strong sense of trust, and there was a part where they were connected across genders, so the unconscious hurdle for staring at them as sexual objects was high. The story is a setting where the heroine has personality as a story where the heroine suggests things that surprise him, but he himself knows the base of the heroine character, who is the most important, that the heroine hasn't actually gone that far, and he himself knows better than anyone else. Here, even though people are introduced in an explanatory tone, his lines when it comes to emergencies have a big impact. It was an amazing straight ball that gave me such confidence that no one else understood it, and I was moved by the fact that the relationship between the two of them was irreplaceable for each other. It's so much fun until they report back to each other's friends about their challenges in terms of heroism. However, when I read on while feeling that the number of pages was convenient while feeling that his parents had formed his view of marriage, the two were insufficiently aware of their feelings for each other, and that the number of pages might be convenient, it was a climax misunderstanding scene, and for me, the reader, his transition was finally indigestible. I wasn't excited by his line, which seemed unripe. Lee's feelings were throbbing in my heart. Susan also told me very well. But apart from the fact that he thinks Lee, which can be felt during the story, is better than anyone else, I wanted something that would cross the gap from “insensitivity” in the middle of the climax.