Reviews for Ripe for the Picking Manga

At first, I thought it was a story about an innocent couple, so I thought my interest would wane once they started dating, but the detailed emotional depiction of only normal people other than the main couple was good. I thought I didn't really like Gunzogeki, but the hero's parent couple also made me laugh, and there was something I could definitely sympathize with normal people who live a simple life, and I gradually became addicted to it! I ended up buying this! I recommend it!

The setting is common, but it's amazing that it's a story I can really relate to. However, I feel that the age settings for the main two are too high. The heroine is 25 years old and looks like her partner's child is about 22 years old... And it's impossible for them to not be popular until age 32 because they're so cute and can talk and care... They're usually aggressive, and they don't have weird pride. I feel like that kind of person usually has a safe boyfriend.

Everyone has different sensitive concerns, and I can't even open up; it seems like adults... it varies depending on age and environment... Above all, the main character, Sock, is around. The face and personality in the illustration seem to be the same.

Familiar subjects are depicted in detail, such as the process of Maiko and Senri's relationship that is too intimate, and the relationships, personalities, and changes in feelings between the people around them. The drawing is simple, and unfortunately there isn't any beauty or subtlety, but the story is good, so maybe that's offset...

Me Parece basado en hechos reales, hoy en día hay ni interés en conseguir una pareja pero si tan solo nos atrevieron a más experimentariamos cosillas increíbles.

Each feeling is carefully depicted, and it is a work that makes you empathize. It's exciting. I recommend it.

The psychological depiction where the main character's inexperience is complex is well drawn and easy to understand. I wonder what the new relationship between the two will look like in the future.

I was a little shunned by the title, but when I read it as a test, it was very nice that it depicted the difficulties of life for various people, and it also felt that it properly understood the reality.

I also wrote a review for the single-episode version, and since it was this month's power push work, this one... is really interesting too. Well, I think I definitely enjoyed reading it a long time ago. It's a highly recommended comic for adults who think about sex. You can usually enjoy it as a romance manga or as a friendship thing. Looking at the title, there are a lot of things I think about, like the impression of the cover and the aggressive erotic character, or the fact that the protagonist is cute in spite of that, and I don't like it (even so) without reading it, so I haven't touched it for a few years since I did the last trial reading. I'm really glad I read it! I want to support each character. And even if we went our separate ways as adults, I really wanted that kind of time where we could get together from time to time and talk about what we wanted to say while eating and drinking (laughs)

I was convinced after reading everyone's reviews. Why are you addicted to it? I thought so, but I can sympathize with it because of familiar and common problems! It's also really nice to have a place where little by little my heart snuggles up. I'm looking forward to the next volume Momo.

I don't really like pictures, but the story was interesting. A realistic story that seems like it would just happen. At first, the heroine was obsessed only with loss, but I was relieved to meet someone I liked.

A story about the love patterns and lives of the protagonist and the people in that company. Everyone has their own problems, and I can sympathize with them as I read them. It's like an omnibus, so I never get tired of it. It's an impressive manga that can attract people who read it so closely, even without an unusual setting.

It doesn't mean they stab you sooo much, and it doesn't mean that it's common. This work has a unique atmosphere, and even though it is so bland, I read it without getting tired of it, and suddenly I want to stop and think about it.