Reviews for To Ninja Love Is to Ninja Live -Is the Man I Love Infatuated with Me?- Manga

The situation where we have feelings for each other but can't put it into words is frustrating and sad. Even though they're married, they seem to have an unrequited love

When I first read it, I felt like I was reading a doujinshi in a good sense from the atmosphere, setting, and story. It's an unusual setting for commercial TL, but I feel like I've read something like this in fantasy doujinshi or secondary creations of Naruto. The impression is that it was successfully incorporated into commerce. Volume 1 is thick and easy to read. The main character is fluffy at first and unreliable, but I think it's a volume that goes through quite a bit as a story, making use of the setting called Mighty in the second half. The pictures are messy and not very cool at first, but as you get used to it, they look cool. I think it is the duty of women in this day and age to have children as to what will happen to the couple's activities in the future, but I wonder if they will depict that area as well. I want to read more.

Iris, who is a little clumsy, is so cute! I've only read comics, and it's frustrating that even though they both have feelings for each other, they still haven't been conveyed! I'm looking forward to the continuation.

You'll be healed so far by the innocent protagonist! There seem to be a lot of things behind my husband, but I can't stop hoping that their hearts will be united with peace of mind.

I'm a ninja, but their cuteness isn't hidden, and it makes me smile. This is what naive means.

It's frustrating even though they're two people with both feelings. What would happen if they were two modern people instead of a ninja world? I even imagined something like that. I bought it because I wanted to read the continuation quickly, but since episode 1 is expensive, I also regret that I should wait until it becomes a book ⭐ ︎ 4

Even though we both like each other... I want to read the next one as soon as possible, if it feels like they're confused.

I really like Masami Sama's body. The costumes are erotic. It was good at the beginning, but I'm thinking about the rest

My heart was so excited after a long absence that I read the latest episode all at once and reread it from the beginning one more time. Ayame's heart is pure, straight, and so cute, and even though Masamane is cool, clumsy, and so cute, I can't afford it, and I'm in agony while reading it. The clean lines are beautiful, but the looseness when deformed is also cute, and I like the balance.

I want them to dodge the feelings of 2 more people who are lovey-dovey. But that frustration is another good work. The picture is nice too.

Recommended work! There's laughter, there's fun, and I'm looking forward to the continuation. Do you like the design too? However, progress is slow and recent releases of the latest episode have also been slow, so it's a pity.

The pictures and story are so cute that I keep reading them. I'm looking forward to watching Shoma, who is expressionless, yet readers can see how she is doting on her.

I want to be loved by a husband like this. But that's because the heroine's kid is a good kid. You will be healed.

Masama-sama... good! Ayame's puzzling... feeling like she can't be left alone... pressure points. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

The setting is unprecedented, and it's interesting, and it also depicts the feelings on the male side, so the way the two pass each other is amazing. I'm looking forward to it from now on

Even though we have feelings for each other, the fact that they continue to pass each other due to differences in status is frustrating even when reading. I love the story, and my husband's physical beauty is amazing. I was concerned that the heroine had too big breasts and that she was slightly too plump

Pampering someone that's sticky and easy to understand is fine, but there's a new story about doting that isn't conveyed to the person in question like watching this work. The heroine's beloved character is really sweet and cute, and it's nice to see and hide her emotions in the hero's expressionlessness!