Reviews for Breaking Passion's Curse With Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a love story between two people who are traumatized by their love affair and usually only fight. The distance between the two was carefully depicted while overcoming various events. Both of the main characters were real adults and had a sense of closeness, and they were characters I wanted to cheer for.

This review contains spoilers. Pointing out things about the body is sensitive and definitely a curse. Long stories tend to get spotlighted even with unnecessary people, but I'm glad that the characters around this work are pretty good and there are more stories. I didn't need to talk about the person who hurt him though. No matter how many stories from the past are beautiful. That's because curses are like that. That's why I wanted to see a little more of those two lovey-dovey couples.

This review contains spoilers. It wasn't that big of a mountain, and I was able to read future developments, so it was normal as a story. The trauma of the two was also easier to resolve than I had anticipated. I think it's better for the heroine to feel too much than tuna, and if you don't like the voice, why not block her mouth? There's nothing I can do about my constitution, and I didn't think that much could be helped. The heroine's junior couple read it and it was fun.

This review contains spoilers. I think I'm happy to have someone who can expose past traumas and worries and overcome them together. Kurokawa-kun is a wonderful man.

This review contains spoilers. If I had to say anything about this work, I would like to explain what kind of story it is. I think the romance story woven by a male and female salesman working at the same company is insanely impressive.

This review contains spoilers. It was a long time until the curse was lifted. The people who cast the curse also seem to be happy in the large circle. I am very satisfied after reading it. There aren't that many H scenes, and there aren't any racy scenes, so if you don't like it, please read it.

This review contains spoilers. I felt that a relationship that began in the form of a rehabilitation romance was quite novel. Also, if you learn the secrets that Sugisaki and Kurokawa each hold, you can detect various worries and hardships in relationships. A relationship that develops by caring for each other is beautiful, but I can feel the reality that it is impossible to proceed in a straightforward manner due to conflicts within one's own heart or being hindered by others. Although “love” and “love” are similar things, when I thought about it deeply, I thought they were actually different.