Reviews for His Extra-Large, Ever-So-Lovely... Manga

This review contains spoilers. I can watch it all the time. I feel like they are two people who grew up well, probably because they call each other Kimi by their surname. It's like a gentle and laid-back picture diary. I understand the feelings on both sides, so I was overtaken by the two of them, and I was able to immerse myself in a good world! I'm really curious about the name of the sake.

This review contains spoilers. I'm not really good at erotica, but this was exceptional. Maybe it's because of the picture, but I don't dislike Kobayashi-kun and Yamamoto-kun. lol anacondas are too objects and make them laugh. More than that, I was addicted to the casual interaction between these two people. I love the world of these two, where their mutual trust deepens as the story progresses. The language is kind, and all the characters are charming. lol I ended up buying the whole volume. I'm reading while laughing. I wonder if it's still going on. I hope Jogasaki-san will appear again.

This review contains spoilers. Volume 1 is Aho-ero, but it's a very satisfying book with lots of erotic scenes. They've been dating since they first hit it off, haven't they? They're so attracted to each other. The sequel is for working adults, but I think Yamamoto's level of excitement and eroticism has increased. After a time when they were separated, Kobayashi's level of doting has also increased, and I am very satisfied.

This review contains spoilers. It bothered me because it was at the top of the rankings, but I was a little shunned by the picture on the title and cover. But when I read it standing up, I got stuck in the swamp. what is this. I'm glad I bought it. That was really good. I will continue to buy everything. By the way, Yamamoto-kun hasn't been able to get rid of his virginity, is that OK? Is there anything about that going forward?

This review contains spoilers. There are about a small booklet of short stories sandwiched between the books, so there are so many! I thought, but no, I read it right away in 1 day. The whole book would be enough. Was the picture simple at first? I was reading it while thinking, but as I read on, the touch of the picture matched my view of the world, and I was convinced by everything. this or that of college students, huh? I thought, but I was surprised that sake was the key, and that almost nothing about college life was depicted. However, the episode of college students is depicted in a form that you will look back on later. And what I'd like to recommend the most is, after all, a pretty gag sense! It's a BL comic, right? It's packed with laughable elements that I want to confirm. It's a light spoiler, but Tokitori-kun's reaction when he first encountered Kobayashi-kun's anaconda was so interesting, isn't it the first time he laughed this much in a comic?? I laughed so much that I thought. I'm glad I read it at home. Yamamoto-kun folds his clothes neatly at any time, Kobayashi-kun takes off his clothes and makes a mess, leaves the laundry in the basket without folding it up, the left and right sides of his socks are different, he washes his hair with soap when it's shiny shampoo, and it's nice that there is an appropriate gap between Yamamoto-kun and things other than sake. Also, what really bothered me was the thickness of Kobayashi-kun's eyebrows! It's insanely thick, is this a good place to stick around? I was worried. As for the scene over there, Yamamoto-kun's panting was in a bold handwritten font, and it was easy to convey the sense of realism during the process and the expression of Yamamoto-kun's comfort, which was very nice. It doesn't come up often, but the way the parts were drawn was pretty clear. That was good too. Please take a look at Kobayashi-kun's Anaconda!