Reviews for Domesticating Luc Manga

Even though he's such a strict and goofy dog, his name is Puppy. Mr. Takayama's works are always slightly warm and make me feel very good. It's hard to deal with dogs just because they don't understand the language. But even though there are words, it's hard for people who can't get through. The golden statement about the relationship between dogs and people at the beginning of each chapter is tasteful

After all, there is nothing wrong with Takayama sensei ❗ I wonder if the animation teachers themselves chose the original work? Then for me, Takayama-sensei, the sense of choice is Dostrike ‼ I always laugh a lot at the fun story that isn't just about the love life of the hero in hero, and I'm always in tears. This time, too, the heroine not only has the feelings of Strong Puppy, but also has sad feelings for her great-aunt who died as a Latin hero who loves women, and in other words, she is close to Grief Care for one animal. Did you like the “happy” afterglow of the scenery in the epilogue and afterword?

After all, the men and women drawn by Takayama sensei are very attractive. Also, this work, The Big Dog, Cupid, was amazing!

I've read and bought almost all of Takayama-sensei's Harlequin works, but I've reread this one over and over again! After all, Puppy, who plays almost the leading role (laughs), has a really nice flavor ~ Takayama-sensei's characters have rich expressions and many characters I can't hate, but this time I feel like they were taken by dogs. I definitely recommend it when you want to giggle and soak in the feeling of happiness.

There is nothing wrong with this author's work. The pictures were really nice and easy to read, and I enjoyed the story of a love story centered around dogs. This is one book I recommend

Puppies are so cute!! In the first half, I laughed that the heroine was not interested in Puppy at all, and the conversation didn't mesh with the hero!! It's also fun to see where the hero and puppy gradually become a good combination!! They are a wonderful couple with puppies in between, and I think they are truly a couple of 2 people and 1 animal. That was interesting!!

I was most interested in the mystery related to Puppy, so I bought it. It's ugly, but it makes me think so cute.

I feel happy and relaxed after reading it. I thought they couldn't solve the case where Puppy didn't get in the car himself, but I wonder if he got on the last page by himself in the form of a natural solution? It was detailed, but that was the only thing that was hard to understand.

Playboy Hero and Dog School director heroine. Kitakita is full of confidence as a hero! I laughed at the voice of my heart (^^) There are lots of pheromones out, but it's natural that a hero who is cute and childish, and a heroine who is affectionate with both people and dogs are attracted to each other! The dog that is the true protagonist also looks unfriendly and is adorable, and everyone can live together and it ends happily ☆

The setting is a heroine who looks like a woman, but after meeting the heroine, I didn't have that impression, and the impressive puppy was smart, affectionate, and cute, not good-looking, and it was a good story where the heroine lovingly instructed them.

Which is the main character?! The answer is either one! With that kind of storyline, the feelings between the two grow closer between them. Also, it was a wonderful story where the bond between the dog and the owner grew little by little.

Among the HQ works that are out of place, this is a pretty high quality work that depicts the process by which the hero, who was only able to have a light relationship due to the pain of losing love, is healed and changed by the heroine and her dog, and I'm also moved by the end where I'm glad it was a natural flow

is this kind of heartwarming thing really healing? Puppy is awesome! It makes me want it (lol) it's being played without hesitation, but the guy who turned over women is surprisingly the worst hero? But the heroine and Puppy made me notice their true love, and I'm glad they noticed, okay? I was able to read Deception, Revenge, and HQ with or without, so I was able to read it very comfortably. I recommend it.

The feeling after reading is good. There are no mean people, strange misunderstandings, no revenge or hate, and no HQ flavor that makes you want to doubt the story or even the personality of the protagonist if it's too excessive, so you can honestly enjoy the development.

It was really nice! I was surprised at the end. it made me cry! It's a pretty good work even in HQ. The story is solid, and the heroine and hero are highly likable. Above all, Puppy is doing a really good job! I definitely want you to read it.

Both Puppy and Luke lost loved ones and were lonely, weren't they? I met Julie, became a family, and arrived on the path to happiness. It filled my readers with a sense of happiness. Even so, why do men overreact to “castration” anyway? I have a question. The story unfolds with a mixture of laughter, and I was drawn in. On the last page, “Animals, not limited to dogs, sometimes teach me that the joy of life is very simple.” When I read this sentence, I was hugging my two beloved cats that sit on both sides of my computer.

It's a fun story with lots of comical points. It's great that dogs aren't puppies that tend to be sold because they look cute either. Due to his appeal and interaction with his owner, the story deepens in warmth, their feelings begin to be strong, and now they are two people who become irreplaceable as gin in the episode surrounding their deceased owner. It's a scene where you know you can't leave anymore, and it's also very wonderful as a love story, but I can't let go of Puppy, and the fact that it has already “changed” comes to my heart. From the development that makes you want to cry when you detect a puppy's feelings to the end, the similarities between what it means to keep a dog and a married life were condensed, and the exchange of hearts was far more persuasive than the explanation of words. Not only the happiness of the two, but also the warm, fuzzy problem solving and future of one animal are kind and happy, and one step further brings into this story the brightness of life with a dog in the house and the smiles they give each other.

There are many things I would sympathize with if I had a dog! We also have cats, but I think they were on good terms with the two animals in a better environment, so it's doubly fun because it involves romance.

I was reading it while holding my dog, but I burst into tears. The dog's actions full of love for its former owner are written, and even now, it's just as overflowing with memories. It's actually a happy story, so the conversation between the main characters is fun? This manga artist might be good at putting together stories.