Reviews for My Dear Insecure Lover Manga

This review contains spoilers. “Buzzy Deer” spin-off. I like two people who are of different types but feel like they're showing off their adult sex appeal. I think this means that Momotake has a wild sex appeal full of wild flavor, and a shinobi has a moist sex appeal like a lonely widow, so it's hard to put on top of each other. The thoughts and actions that Shinobi had until he met Momotake in person made me sexy, and my memories of the accident gave off a somewhat lonely atmosphere, and I feel that the two were combined to create that mysterious beauty. It's fun to chat smoothly about Momotake's old man's actions and lines, ride in an adult way, and have fun exchanging conversations. Momotake said, “Can I take it home?” When I heard that, I was shocked by the scene where the shinobi laughed and said, “The best before date is the same day.” These two have a feeling that something is about to happen in the future. I've been watching for a long time, so I definitely want them to be made into a series.

This review contains spoilers. I have the impression that Momotake-san is being too honest with himself and has changed (laughs), but he is straight forward when it comes to shinobi, and it conveys that he dotes on him, so it makes me smile. Meanwhile, even though Shinobi fell in love, I read Momotake's erotic novels, and Momotake's favorite self-development is too erotic and cute. I've lost confidence in myself due to the accident, but there's no need to worry because Momotake-san is so direct and affectionate that I'm sure there's no anxiety. I mean, it seems difficult to deal with Momotake. But well, it's full of happiness, so this one gets happiness too ^^

This review contains spoilers. I was so excited that I was wondering what to do. Shinobi is so cute, I want a wife like this too!! I'm so envious of the teacher!! Be happy.

This review contains spoilers. It's a spin-off of Buddy Deer. From the cover, I thought it was a sad book, but it was a book filled with love. It was cool, starting with the expressionless image of Shinobi in the previous film, and I was wondering if Hyakutake was one-sided in terms of love, but they both looked at each other. It was a very voluminous book. Love-love, thank you for the meal.

This review contains spoilers. Read The Way You Wobble First, and I didn't like Momotake sensei's bearded face and free character, but when I read it, it was surprisingly cute, so I regret that it's no good not to hate it without eating it. I love Shinobi, I've reviewed my skills, and it's easy to read, so I read it over and over again when I notice it. Anyway, Shinobi's sense of being a widow is wonderful. He is the heir of a long-established store, but the president is officially approved, and is there any way to hand it over to his cousin?

This review contains spoilers. I read it before the spin-off, so I was aware of Momotake Sensei's Pervert & Shinobi's Cool Beauty and ability, but the story from the beginning of the two getting used to becoming newlyweds was wonderful and laughable.

This review contains spoilers. Shinobu's movements and lines are very relaxing in my head, probably because I'm a young husband at a long-established Japanese confectionary store. If you put it into words, “hannari” might fit. On the other hand, Kumagoro... no, Momotake sensei was the exact opposite of Shinobi, who acted like dad due to his feelings at that time. I guess they can stay together because they're two people like that. Shinobu, who became Momotake sensei's wife, works in the family business at her parents' house during the daytime, and is probably the wife's business after returning home ~ I wonder if Momotake sensei also got out of work and went to Shinobu's shop during the daytime and had tea with her father-in-law — I wonder if Momotake sensei delusional about her heartwarming newlywed life. When I read the previous work, I couldn't even imagine that the first time they became familiar was like this, and apparently Momotake sensei unilaterally fell in love with Shinobu first and made it a thing! I was thinking, but no way!! (;)° Shinobi was ahead... and I never thought that he had developed it alone in Momotake sensei's book, or that he treated it with enthusiasm by imagining things like that with his teacher... Also, since Shinobi is an adult compared to Sota-kun, there were plenty of sexy scenes.

This review contains spoilers. This is a spin-off work from “Buzzy Deer.” Chronologically, it comes before “Buzzy Deer.” Sensual novelist Hyakutora falls in love at first sight with her young husband Kamijo Shinobu, a Japanese confectionary store she saw at the publishing company, and often went to the Japanese confectionary store in question, and eventually became involved. Actually, Shinobi was also concerned about Hyakutake. Shinobi was quiet and widowed (this is just my impression of Hyakutake), but at the same time that he lost his mother in a traffic accident, he also had an olfactory disorder due to a head injury, and he was unable to make Japanese sweets as a craftsman. It's a story of adult love interwoven between Hyakutake, who has no pattern and becomes timid in front of a shinobi who is too much of a type, but is unbelievably aggressive and infinitely positive, and a natural mysterious, obscure ninja. The moist and glossy Shinobi is also wonderful, but all of the Japanese sweets are so beautiful and look so delicious.

This review contains spoilers. My young husband's demonic eroticism is very good. My young husband's dad is a fan of the teacher's work, and since the types he likes are similar, “does that mean you liked my house?” I like going down to notice the relationship between my young husband and teacher. I liked this one because it was more erotic than the grumpy Deere, and the story was so well organized. I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. At the trial reading stage, I fell in love with Shinobi at first sight (similar to almost the same shocking love at first sight with Momotake). what's this? While there were interesting parts, there were also ephemeral parts, and furthermore, the feeling of being a married woman just plain escaped was irresistibly erotic. I enjoyed reading it, including such delicate parts. While there were various conflicts, I thought Shinobi was able to overcome them was precious. Well, they'll fall in love with you as a person regardless of gender, but was it fate that Momotake-san itself liked Shinobi? They fell in love with each other at first sight, and I thought they were a perfect match. After that, it was shocking that I personally liked Shinobu's father (laughs)