Reviews for Welcome Back, Alice Manga

It's difficult. The theme is what position is sexual desire viewed as something. Both Hiro-chan and Comet recognize sexual desire as something dirty and something they want to eliminate from within themselves. Therefore, I wanted to get rid of the male gender itself. In order to draw in Hiro-chan, Mitani tries to keep her in her sexual desires by using women as weapons. I thought it was the perfect comic for the modern age where genderlessness is respected.

The more I read it, the more I became curious and read it all at once. I'm getting addicted to the swamp more and more. Women can get off too. I see.

I am now aware once again that it is difficult to deal with people of the opposite sex when I was a student. It's interesting because it makes me think about complicated relationships.

In a sense, Kei erodes all of Hiro-chan's proper student life. The danger that the closeness of heart due to childhood friends shapes and destroys relationships after meeting again is fascinating.

Sex and love, contradictions and conflicts in adolescence. The fact that it is a work that reflects Oshimi sensei's adolescent thoughts in Moro is so intrusive that it is described in the author's postscript at the end volume. Let's all check out the ending of the problem work, which depicts human psychology, which is different from the blood rut.

It started with a muddy development called a love triangle with childhood friends, but they said, “Eh! Shall we go over there!?” I was surprised. I didn't know which way the main character would go, so I thought it was a work that would be harassing in another sense.

Oh, maybe Oshimi-san writes the royal road line? When I started reading it standing up, I got bogged down in seconds by Mr. Oshimi-san. It's not a genre I'm interested in, but I wonder what it makes me cringe. I bought 1 volume. Speaking of Oshimi-san, the story draws you in, but there are also many works that come to mind when you get involved. However, I was able to read this work in the light, probably because it was a genre I drew to look at. Even so, I think that if I keep reading it, the crap will increase. I usually don't go in the direction I want this to happen (laughs). If I keep reading this too, I wonder if it will end up like ahhhh. It's also a work that makes you hesitate for a moment to review, but it's a style where you don't stick to it. Do you recommend other genres? I read it once and voted for it (laughs).

Addicted to Happiness is poisoned by a blood rut and you won't be able to get out of it with Alice