Reviews for Show It To Me, Baby! Manga

I would love to have a happy ending with Tatsuo like this. I'm also on good terms with my ex-boyfriend, but I'm just carefree and don't have any special feelings. But I wonder if people around me are suspicious about that kind of atmosphere. Be careful!

I wanted to watch it elsewhere and see more, so I watched it here. I really thought this kind of shape also exists. I thought it would be nice to have someone I can speak to honestly!

Since the title is the title, I was wondering if it would end up with Kisarazu-kun, but Tatsuo is so awesome that I overwhelmingly hope for the Ryuo end...!! I love that the main character is so cool ♡

It's already much more interesting. Of course, there are screenplays, so there are places that are far from reality, but there are also many places I can sympathize with by watching the worries and romance of adult women, so it's a work I want to read for a long time. we are in the Otsu faction lol

That's dangerous, so funny. I mean, there are a lot of adult romances, isn't it? It's a comic that honestly makes me think. Tatsuo-san is good. I want to continue reading soon...

Only Tatsuo won!!!! please! God, Buddha, Cake, Editorial Company! Please finish it with Tatsuo-san!! Tatsuo got married!!!!

I'm so addicted to the fact that the cool Tatsuo-san is so cute that you can understand the stickiness in the Choi Choi Kansai dialect. I'm looking forward to future developments.

The main character, Maebashi Asahi, is also quite likable, and I like him as a person, but I also like Tatsuo because he's so cool! Personally, I want them to stick with Tatsuo-san rather than Kisarazu-kun... but anyway, I like Hagiwara Cake's work so much that I reread it over and over again! I'm looking forward to the continuation.

That was interesting, but where has Kisarazu-kun gone now, volume 35?? The feeling is amazing. Is this a pattern where men and women go through various opponents in order and return to their first partner, like Ancient Moon 9 and trendy dramas?? Beverly Hills Seishun Hakusho working adult edition?? Locally familiar place names have come up, and they are familiar, but Kisarazu-kun is an otaku setting that has admired the city from Chiba prefecture, but I wonder if Koto Ward instead of Asagaya is not Tokiwa-so. The JR line in Koto Ward is a difficult route to use for city life, but maybe it's because it's a route that makes it easy to return home to your hometown Kisarazu? Other than the relatively busy metro lines, there are many quiet emerging residential areas, so there is no sense of city that people in the countryside admire. The relatively busy metro line is a bustling downtown rather than a city. The area where the heroine lived feels like a downtown area of craftsmen and wholesale districts that have continued since the Edo period, but it is becoming slightly obsolete, and it is being replaced by attracting companies, and it is an uninhabited area at night. It's probably a safer place for women to live. There is persuasive power in the setting where they are not good at Paripi due to a shy land selection in areas other than Shimokitazawa or Sangenjaya. Rather than buying a book, it's a type of book you'll want to read once in a while in the waiting room of a manga cafe or beauty salon.

Real in many ways. So it's really interesting. It's exciting to feel like I'm peeking into someone else's romance. As expected, there are parts of comics that unfold too fast, such as the process where sexual habits and worries that can't be said to people come to light, but that doesn't have to go too far. There may be people who look at the main character who is in a good place after all while getting hit on the wall and think “will life go that well,” but when I read it, I don't feel jealous at all, and the scene where Asahi seems happy makes me happy too. If you think about it in real life, it might be because I'm a person from a different world from a woman like Asahi (lol, as far as I can see the title, I thought it was just a slightly erotic comic for young people, but it's usually a really interesting work with human patterns. Recommended for adult women over 30!

The picture is also beautiful, but the character's lines stick. I especially want working women to take a look at it. I wonder if everyone feels the same thing.