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

This review contains spoilers. The main character is innocent and bright, and I really wanted to cheer for my husband. My husband is a high-spec shinobi who can be spotted by people around him, but his clumsiness when it comes to love was cute.

This review contains spoilers. I received this as a gift for a recommended work. However, since I had already bought the book, I think I'll buy the rest there in the future. The single episode is distributed faster than the book, so if you are concerned about the continuation, this one might be better. The story is about a married couple, Masazane, the leader of Shinobi, and Ayame the shinobi. Masamasa doesn't have enough words, but I feel relieved to know that he dotes on Ayame as if I could pick it up. The way Ayame becomes a natural human is also amazing. Even though she was so smirking, she is positive, has a cute, and soothing smile. Masami's father seems to be a pretty good singer, so I'm looking forward to future developments. I want them both to live a happy life.

This review contains spoilers. I'm worried about the continuation. The worldview is simply interesting, but since the relationship between the main character and her husband, differences in their feelings, and there seem to be various foreshadowing, I'm looking forward to seeing what they will look like in the future.

This review contains spoilers. Masama-sama was right in the middle of my liking, so I wanted to buy more and more, and the story is polite, the main character isn't smart, has good skills, smiles, and good style, so it's fun to watch any scene. Everything is perfect every time, so no matter which volume you buy, you won't regret it. The deformed protagonist looks cute, and there's also a laughing element, so I won't get tired of it! I recommend it!

This review contains spoilers. It's a TL, but the content is pretty elaborate, and when I read it, it's really interesting because it makes me cringe and sad. Even though it's both love, it's the pinnacle of both unrequited love genres!

This review contains spoilers. It hasn't been completed yet (there are still 18 episodes), but the picture is good, the story is good, the eroticism is good, and it's a good work so far. It's a story about Ayame, a shinobu woman who is a ninja but has no talent, and instead is extremely powerful and engages in farm work and heavy lifting, and a couple who are cool, quiet, and seldom seen as shinobi, a genius who is rarely seen as a shinobi, the head of Shinobi no Sato, and a real couple. Masamane and Ayame had a relationship where they didn't interact much between them in the first place, but they talked once in their childhood, and after that, Ayame looked at Masazane as someone she always admired (just a fan), and Masazane actually continued to do stalking acts called “watching,” and the two became adults and thought that Ayame might get married elsewhere, then Masashin welcomed Ayame as his wife, and there are misunderstandings, etc., but from there, the relationship between the two was simply a main relationship and subordinate relationship Not that, but they are deepening the couple's bond as just a man and a woman... now that is in progress. Anyway, Ayame is healthy, playful, positive, and really healing! Well, it's an assassination shinobi, and they say it's going to be a healing hit for Masashin, who is under even more pressure from the boss. There are places where the foreshadowing hasn't been collected yet, so it seems like it's going to be rough, but I want them to build a solid bond between the couple and become a happy couple. Also, I wonder if they want it to be tightened up without increasing the number of strangely slurring stories. anyway, Masamasa is a really nice guy lol

This review contains spoilers. I read it on another site, but it moved here. The main character is unaware that he is being doted on, and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens when he realizes