Reviews for It's Love, Whether It Simmers or Burns Manga

How many of Haruko's works are there! All of them are definitely interesting! Every character has a good taste. The sex appeal of the men Haruko draws is irresistible.

I read the other works, and the story was good there too, so I thought this one would be good too. It would be nice to finish volume 2 too. The content is good even in volume 2.

I started with “Alcohol and Love Should Be Drunk,” and now I'm a big fan of Minami Haruko-sensei's comics. The erotic elements aren't that erotic either, the story is always solid, and all the characters that come up are really good characters, and even if you've finished reading them, they're all comics that make you want to read them again after a while.

I was reading the split edition, but I bought it for a bonus manga. I wanted to know what happened after Uoichi! The pages are short, but I was satisfied with the fact that the children even took over the store were drawn.

Buy the author. The exquisite relationship of childhood friends also influences the background of each other's family businesses and shopping districts, making it an exquisite story. We were aware of it, but our 20s are separate lives. The reality of being aware of each other again in our 30s was good.

The author's realistic sense of distance is exquisite, and I am always drawn into the story. Also, men are calm, confident, and I feel like they are adults looking at them from a bird's-eye view. Volume 1 is a sense of distance without sticking to it. Volume 2 is moved by its straightforward expressions of affection.

It's stable. As always, I love this author because it's funny, moderately gag, erotic, and makes me read the story. I like the subtle sense of distance that only comes from being childhood friends. Well, dad brought out the best flavor (laughs)

I'm buying the author. At first, Yukari fell in love with Kanta and seemed to be in a weak position, but at the end of the game, Kanta was completely loved and envied. It was interesting that Kitamura started braiding on an employee trip.

Neighbors and the like are so close that it's hard to be honest, and I want to get lost again, but if that's unraveling, it's a no-brainer! Two smiling people!

I found this after it was finished, but I'm glad I bought it at the top and bottom... huh! I'm really glad that the second volume of the bonus comic came out so neatly organized on pages with so few children's stories that followed that it wasn't a bonus! I think people who love it can just buy the second volume for a bonus! Something else I thought about. I felt that the teacher's work was strangely vivid, but it's probably because men don't talk during sex, not stories or pictures! It made me want to say what I thought all of a sudden! If you like the atmosphere, I also recommend other works!

It's probably my favorite of Minami's works. My childhood friend is in love with each other. Yukari, the daughter of a fishmonger's heir, and Kanta, the owner of the butcher shop diagonally across the street, have a bad relationship. Actually, we only had one relationship a few years ago. The story is that one day a university student named Kitamura shows up as a customer at a fish store... There are many things that make this author's hero feel difficult to understand, but Kanta this time is relatively easy to understand, and the characters, starting with Kitamura-kun the guitama, are all kind and nice people, so I was able to read it quickly with little stress. The issue of heirs between single children is often a theme, but since they are diagonally opposite each other, they co-manage each other's stores, and it was clear that it was clearly depicted to the point where the children became successors. I'm glad there was a lot of sex too.