Reviews for Ripe for the Picking Manga

This review contains spoilers. Volume 10, the story of Kagitani's parents... I couldn't stop crying. I want all the characters to be happy... this is the only comic I buy as soon as it goes on sale.

This review contains spoilers. That feeling where feelings go through with someone you like and your feelings are heightened is depicted so realistically, and it's very exciting. I think everyone will sympathize with the fact that they are surprised to remember the same scene over and over again in their head. There are also stories that focus not only on the main character, but also on women waiting for different backgrounds, so it's worth reading. Thanks for reminding me of a feeling I had forgotten so long ago!!

This review contains spoilers. At first, I read it while sympathizing with Maiko, but I read it while thinking that I understand many things I can sympathize with what my colleagues and friends have. Above all, I wanted to keep watching the whereabouts of Kagitani and Maiko's love, so I bought the whole volume. these two are too cute.

This review contains spoilers. This work gives a glimpse into how people in different positions struggle, sometimes collide, and live together. It's not a comic about shogi, so I don't know if it will be drawn, but as a personal interest, I'd like to see how Kagitani-kun, who has left the Encouragement Association, will face his frustrated past in the future.

This review contains spoilers. The design is cute, so when I thought it was a fluffy comic, the emotions of each character were real and I bought the whole volume. In a sense, it's also real that the main character in the latest edition, who has a good personality and is friendly, comes home without permission and acts like a girl in her early 20s who says she'll quit if turned down. There's no way people who were virgins until after 30 can measure a reasonable sense of distance between working people in their 30s. My partner is also set as my first lover, so I finished reading it while thinking that if there were girls in their 30s who acted like this in reality, it would be a no-brainer. I'm looking forward to seeing how the protagonist will sublimate his feelings and behavior from here on out.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I've always been interested in, and now I used a coupon to buy them in bulk and read up to 8 volumes at once. It's supposed to be a story about everyday life without anything normal, but it's interesting, and it really draws me in. The feelings of each of the characters are drawn very carefully, and I want everyone to be happy, or rather, I want them all to be happy! The number of things in Kagitani's room is increasing, and the feeling that Ren-chan is becoming honest, everything is kind of adorable, and I reread it over and over again. The design is cute too, and I want to read more soon!

This review contains spoilers. All of the characters that appear are charming without omission. The main character couple is particularly cute, but in particular, the depiction of the female side not being able to suppress their sexual desires and passing each other is very realistic and nice. The self-neglect and judgmental disgust that comes from Len's lack of confidence in his own appearance in the latest edition is also good because “this is human.” It was really heartwarming to see what Len's love affair would turn out in the end. Be happy Len!!!