Reviews for My Dear Disgruntled Lover Manga

It's a common story about the writer and the editor in charge, but it was great. The feeling of being attracted is natural, and even with an angry expression, the kind teacher and the person in charge are actually a great match! The feeling after reading is good, and I want to read it over and over again.

At first, I thought I wasn't good at drawing, so I was reading it, but I didn't care about it halfway through. My upper body was being trained the moment the attacking teacher took off his clothes and I thought that was cool lol

The sex was ok, and the pictures were beautiful, which was great! Strongly speaking, I wanted to see that feeling a little more lovely.

The content was like I read it somewhere called Oura-sama Artist x Bad Editor, but the pictures were beautiful, the sex scenes also had sex appeal, and the attack had a slight sense of being swayed by nature was good.

More than my impression of the cover, I felt that the faces of the characters looked like old lady comics, but I didn't care when I was reading them. Each of the two characters was so cute that it became one of my favorite works.

It's written as a spin-off story, and I thought I'd read it from the main story, but no matter what, I didn't like the picture of the main character in the main story, but I was worried about this, so I took the plunge and bought it, and I enjoyed it enough even after reading this much. I'm not the type to talk a lot, but I'm definitely not cold, and the fact that I care about receiving is conveyed even in short stories, and I was amazed. The reception is also pure and cute. It was a book I thought would be nice if there were more.

To be honest, I didn't like the picture in episode 1 because the dark spot was too big, and I thought I was a failure when I bought it. However, the picture became more and more beautiful and the sex appeal came out, and I was instantly captivated. Anyway, Suketsu is a natural dog and so cute! With that face, you'll be tempted to try your hand at it! The attacking Sakuraba-sensei is pretty and has no sex appeal, and you can't help it because you can't help it, which is also wonderful! The sequel is being serialized in the magazine iHertz. Sakuraba also appears a little bit in the spin-off “Awful Deer.”

I'm glad I read it. If you think that the reception was swayed by an attack that was not straightforward, the attack was swayed by the unawareness of the reception, and overall it was gentle and moderately comfortable to read.

A story about our traumatized writer and a pure natural editor. It's a common setting, but the editor Kisarazuki-kun was serious, and he said what he thought without being afraid, so I had a good impression. Writer Sakuraba-san, who was refracted, would fall for me too, if told without both sides. The artist x manet that comes up along the way also had a nice accent. Overall, it's a sexy work. I also like Sakuraba-san's infatuation in the second half.

I thought it was fast for the two to suddenly get closer, but it was nice that they both fell in love without difficulty. The love and sweetness from when the teacher fell in love with Kisaragi is amazing. I'm glad Momotake sensei and manager Shinobu are also good characters. I'm also interested in the couple Momotake sensei and Shinobi, so I'd like to read spin-offs of such couples as well.

I liked the doting after admitting that I liked it because it was cute. I wanted to read a little more ♥️

Editors who don't give up go to writers who aren't straightforward are stuck in. Writers are faced with various conflicts, and they are drawn to straight editors who feel relaxed after all. It's cute when you become lovey-dovey.

It's a classic story with no dark spots. It would be great if an expressionless creature were to reveal his feelings by peeling it off. The honest editor is loved by everyone.

It made the editors and writers laugh. Sakuraba says goodbye softly to a young man who hears in the reception room! I fell in love with cleanliness. It was revealed that she had a Sota face unknowingly, or that she was doting on her, and now she's cuter than cool

I was fascinated by the title and cover and read it. The story is royal, with a healthy and cute reception and an attack by adults who are cool at first glance but kind to those who accept it. The reception is too cute, but it's a royal development, so you can read it without worry.

I read the reviews and rented it. High review, I'm convinced. I was struck by Sakuraba-sensei's sex appeal (laughs) I also want to read the story of the writer and secretary!