Reviews for Allergic to Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. Both of them were able to overcome it, and I want them to depict a difficult situation until they have children in the future and the two of them raise children and become counselors

This review contains spoilers. There was a time when I thought I'd hate to read it because it's a heavy story, but I'm glad I kept reading! I thought both my mother-in-law and Ken were troublesome and heavy... but they solved it at a good tempo and their feelings overflowed, and I was happy to read it (*^^*) The next volume is finally... (') ('( ') (') ('( ')

This review contains spoilers. hmm. It's pretty heavy. It's interesting, but Koga's trauma is too severe. I was forced to have that kind of relationship with my stepmother many times, and my younger brother, who may be my own child, appeared, and a relationship I can't refuse even when I got to know Satoko (I can't forgive them act8) Koga is a nice person, but this past has crossed over and I don't like them, but they're heroes and heroines, so of course I want them both happy. Satoko's trauma and allergies to handsome guys are too cute. The level where handsome Ken's unrelenting love for Satoko is so psycho that he'll go that far (if you attack him, it's a crime even if it's an attempt). Ken-kun's upbringing also seems cute, and if I had conveyed my feelings properly, Satoko might not have disliked the countryside and fell in love with Ken, but problems piled up, and her muddy past was saved by Satoko's brightness, so it doesn't get that dark even when I read it. I want everyone to be happy, including Ken-kun

This review contains spoilers. Koga's past is intense, but it would be nice if she could overcome the trauma in her relationship with Satoko. The cause of Satoko's trauma also seems to have begun to unfold, but it's like Ken's yandere, and I really like it, so I'm looking forward to seeing how it works. I want to read more soon about how sweet Koga-san will become and whether Satoko's allergies will be cured.

This review contains spoilers. It was a heavier story than I thought, but I was amazed that their feelings went through even though the two were clumsy. I actually like the handsome setting lol

This review contains spoilers. The hero is not your typical spadari, but your boss at a normal place of dispatch. Rather, he is a herbivore, but his deep trauma is hidden in what happened... Still, “You're a woman. He is kind-hearted and doesn't forget to respect femininity, saying, “Please take care of yourself.” (I think there are many people who fell in love with the hero in this scene) The heroine also has a posture of being a gin machine when she touches a handsome guy, and I can catch a glimpse of the reason why this is sad. Even though she has hurt men, she doesn't forget the kindness of being cheerful and caring for heroes. They are both traumatized, but since these two people with kind personalities met, I'm looking forward to the continuation while thinking that it would be nice if they could have a relationship that heals each other's wounds.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I was surprised by the unexpected darkness of the hero, which had such an atmosphere of healing. But I hope this writer's positive heroine will somehow save me. I'm looking forward to the continuation!!

This review contains spoilers. Are you a fan of Ito sensei's portrayals of characters and stories that are well drawn even in short films? What happens when Satoko finds out about Ta-kun's shocking past? How will the two overcome this barrier?! I'm looking forward to future developments??