Reviews for Ripe for the Picking Manga

This review contains spoilers. I saw it by chance, read the sample and it seemed interesting, so I bought it. It was more interesting than I expected. I particularly like the fact that all of the characters are a bit relentless yet straightforward, human-smelling, and cute. I'm worried about Kosaka-san and Kagitani's future, and I'm worried about what Misono-san will do with him. I'm happy that the number of works I'm looking forward to continuing has increased!

This review contains spoilers. I read episode 1 on an SNS and was curious about the continuation, so I bought it. The design seems to be cute, and I was able to sympathize with the women who are around the heroine. I'm glad it's a character that I really like without being disgusted by the heroine's child! I'm worried about the continuation, so I'll definitely buy 2 volumes too!

This review contains spoilers. 14 volumes. I was very interested in Taeko's story, so I bought it. People who have lived a quiet, friendly, and serious life, but for some reason they have spent their time without a relationship with men, and they have unrequited love for people at work, but things aren't going well, and it's a one-night stand at that time. It was real to say goodbye the next morning without making an appointment for the next one. We are both adults, and Taeko, who chose to experience it for the first time with someone they thought would be a good match, felt refreshed and made me want to cheer them on. The second half was my turn to talk about the main character couple, and I'm hoping for another sequel to Taeko's story.

This review contains spoilers. A group drama for men and women. This story is a group drama about a few men and women, huh? What comics are you reading right now? It's a work with so many episodes with so many different characters. And it's a strange work where everyone is the protagonist. I like the story of Kagitani and Maiko's cap ♡ Kagitani's purity is also irresistible. Maiko, who discovered this Pure Boy, is amazing. I almost cried when it came to shogi or my dad's story. As a reader, I'm happy to be able to watch as my appeal as a gentleman steadily rises from now on. I still want to keep watching ♬

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a work that matches the present day of late marriage and childbirth. As a result of the protagonist, who had no connection, taking the plunge, there are many points where I can sympathize with the changing environment and the positions and speculations of the people around him, and it's interesting to wonder what will happen in the future, so I even bought the latest edition. However... I have a feeling that there is a little bit of reality about Mr. Isobe, the clerk who suddenly came into the main room. Wouldn't it be too convenient for the main character to finally get along with the fact that they were finally able to get along with each other through various hardships and differences, and it would be too convenient if it became a story where Isobe-san easily got along and was rewarded in the future? I feel... (I understand that she also has a backbone that she hasn't had a good relationship with until now...)

This review contains spoilers. I like pictures and the story is interesting, so it's a book I want to read over and over again when I forget it. It's fun to see human patterns in various positions

This review contains spoilers. A lot of trouble comes up, but the main couple Kagitani and Maiko are cute. Passages and differences in values are quickly discussed and resolved, so I can read them without being needlessly confused, and the progress is smiling. You don't need to be bothered by the act as an extension of the feeling that you want to interact even more. Maiko's interpersonal skills are high, so I wonder if the balance of results is good.