Reviews for Addicting Serenade Manga

“Addictive” is really true!! I don't draw with the intention of drawing Jake Akahoshi's incisive eroticism or something different from the others, but I love works that have the feeling that they were completed after drawing what I wanted to draw. So if you haven't read it for a while, you really want to read it. And you can enjoy it no matter how many times you reread it!!

While it made me smell like a triangle, it was an unexpected development and it was interesting. I like the main couple, so the way they gradually stick together was dramatic and satisfying. Unlike my first impression, Mitsu was pretty solid, and it was even better that she was actually the oldest of the 3 people. There are 2 short stories in it, but the main story wasn't unsatisfactory, and it was a full book ☆

Human relationships were a mess, but they were barber and store manager, and the story was pure love, one hole at a time. I got involved a little bit, but I didn't insert it, and it was just a no-brainer. The two main characters met and were very speedy and gay when motion was applied, but the store manager... they weren't good...? Well, the story is that the barber's technique was superior, and Akaboshi sensei is unique to Akahoshi's sense of realism, and I'm very satisfied with the change in body position until they merged and the amount of camera work required. And yet, after connecting my bodies, it's so awesome! My love affair with Modamoda began so much that I felt like I ate a greedy meat and dessert set. Without a doubt, it's 5 stars.

It wasn't simply an eccentric story, and I didn't fully understand it... There was a story called “Each person has a different form of love” in the afterword, so when I thought about it based on that, I thought the way I looked at it would change slightly. It was difficult for me, but it feels like it's becoming a habit.

this time was insanely interesting and I love it too!!! None of Akaboshi Sense's stories are like any other, and I always enjoy them the most! Kappa's story was great too!

However, I wonder if my taste has changed... I love Akaboshi-san, and I've collected them from scrambled eggs... it's interesting as a story, maybe Akaboshi-san is sensitive to trends, incorporates E-spots and camps from previous works, and it seems like they simply weren't to my liking/(^o^)\