Reviews for As Love Pleases Manga

This review contains spoilers. The setting for Zao Haru and her opponent's husband Jussy ♡ is ridiculous, but it felt like it was reasonable and the story progressed smoothly and was easy to read, in other words, it was interesting!! I wonder if Jussy is a little hard to call?? At that point, all the people around me were nice, and I felt happy even after reading it. After all, isn't his wife Madoka the strongest?!

This review contains spoilers. Even if you ask for too much, you won't be satisfied. The only thing that touches my heartstrings satisfies me. There are many people who don't feel “happy” even if they have a job, position, or money. Even if they take trial actions to fill the emptiness, they are not satisfied. The man between them met and fell in love with was her husband. Out of curiosity, I went out to pick up the mummy, and the mummy taker turned into a mummy. Clean is for the other person. But the love I have within myself won't go away. I'm glad you picked me up. My partner felt the same way. Jusshi, who abandoned her last name to advance in her career and made a comeback on her own, is also wonderful. There are basically no depictions of etiquette, but there are depictions of attempts and things like that in life. a bouquet of roses? I'll pick you up at I'm going to do the template on the ground, that's cool (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. Buy the author. Halfway through, I didn't really like the main character Haru's actions or faces, so I read it bluntly. But in the second half, from where Haru decided to step down, something slowly waved around, and “1 year and 3 months later,” and Jussy came to pick him up!!! It became like that. That was it. While Sugabe-sensei's work was bland, it slowly crept away. There aren't any particularly moving scenes, and there aren't any depictions that wash your heart so much, so for some reason it's amazing. It's hard to explain, but as a result, I want to take a look at other works as well. When I reread it after a long time, I'm surprised again.

This review contains spoilers. An unlikely work. Relationship between mistress and husband and wife. Moreover, he is an idiot. They both know that they are cheating partners, but while hiding that in their hearts, Jussy and Hal continue. At some point, being together is fun, and the day Jussy doesn't come makes me uneasy. It's not like they want to ruin Jussy's future, and they've seen through Hal's best lies, but I don't want them to feel that humility, and Jussy, who comes to pick her up in a position to not make Hal feel uneasy, is wonderful. Hal's senior at work and his senior friend Shibata are also pretty good characters. There are 4 frames after the two, and I wanted to read after the two who were a little more sweet. I think it's a story that even people who don't like infidelity can read.

This review contains spoilers. I love the author's kind works, and I've read a lot of them, but this one is my favorite. Starting with Jussie, all of the characters are charming and interesting. I thought Jussy's wife had an affair with many people, but in fact it was an affair because her heart wasn't satisfied, and in the end, they were like the two Cupids. Both Shibata and Ichigo-chan are all flexible, and it's funny that they all have a drinking party at the end, which is awesome. I wanted to see the face of Jussy's father with lots of kids. It's okay if it's short, so I want to read more spin-offs at a later date

This review contains spoilers. that's an amazing relationship. A new setting where there is a celebrity couple, and their partners are both the same man (acceptance) in a double affair. well, my wife also has many other mistresses... It's a perfect relationship, but the two main people were in pure love. As you can see in the bonus comics, it was a comic with many characters, but the bride was drawn with a character I couldn't hate. Getting involved with women in BL is a landmine... I didn't like it, but it was fine at last. It was interesting because the story seemed like a drama. The character Aftermath Senpai was good too lol

This review contains spoilers. ※There are so many likes that it's already a comment. It's gutsy, so if you want to fully immerse yourself in the work, please don't read it*The only answer is that he's an idiot, and he's having an affair with his aggressive wife, and it's usually rubbish. But because of how good they are at introducing it, I was like, “Huh? I read on with a sense of interest, “what what,” and before I knew it, I was bound by receiving and attacking. The reader himself. When it depicts the sense of immorality due to adultery or the sadness that comes from an obsession with someone who doesn't become one's own, they say, “I'm immersed, but that's because yours is an act of infidelity. “Don't forget that there are people who are hurt, scum!” It's a person who causes a rejection reaction. If anything, what I feel is receiving is mainly “a sense of guilt for not being myself who likes attacking,” so it was close to the feeling of acceptance. This is the first time in my life that I honestly wanted to cheer for her. Also, the wife is probably the strongest in all of them. The fact that she was one of the many affair partners who even received it is a strange way of saying it, but it was good. It was very nice that it wasn't depicted in “a weak position where you are betrayed without knowing anything, and are being hurt unilaterally.” Also, I was relieved that they made me happy at the very beginning. There is a scene where a happy wife says the line “special someone special,” and I really thought that if I had to focus on happiness, that would really be it. As a plus, it was also nice that they were attacked during the affair period and had no physical relationship. (It's an attempt, so it's an act of infidelity just because you didn't get in), but what I wanted to say was “it would be a shame not to read it as an affair.” It was a triangular relationship that only came about because of BL. If you love the sadness of “withdrawing in hopes of the other person's happiness despite both feelings,” I definitely want you to read it. It really makes me cringe. And at the end, they accept it, attack, and all three of my ex-wives are completely happy! I was able to enjoy reading this teacher's work starting today. I'm glad I knew it. Thank you so much! And isn't the number of reviews honestly an order of magnitude short? It's such a wonderful work (about 40 as of now), I want many people to read it and write reviews! I hope so. Of course, I'm looking forward to the sequel.

This review contains spoilers. All of Goro Sugabe's works are wonderful, but among them, I love “Between Love” the most. You'll be drawn into the story. I like the feeling that Jussyi has one habit and two quirks and can't read it. It makes me wonder what kind of emotion this expression of the reader is Jussyi. I think that (and that too) is a really interesting place. I'm really drawn into the story a lot. It's really interesting both as a reading material and as a BL. The reread rate is high. There's no harm in reading it! I personally feel strongly about that. If you haven't read it, be sure to check it out.

This review contains spoilers. It was strangely complicated, but strangely interesting, wasn't it? I wonder what it is, an unprecedented taste, or maybe this kind of perspective is also possible. No, it was really fresh. But it was strangely real, and I thought this might be something like this, and that this kind of thing is also an ant. It was a feeling that slowly settled into my heart, and it was so nice. I've completely become a fan, and I'll keep chasing them!

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, all of the characters are scum, but I can't hate it somewhere. Originally, the main character Haru and Madoka had an affair, but she fell in love with her husband, Jushiro, and was initially amused by the strange love triangle, and gradually became attracted to the sincerity of Harumo Jushiro. Jushiro, who conveys his unwavering feelings, also falls in love with Jushiro while continuing her relationship with Madoka, is also seeking love from Jushiro even though she has many lovers What Shimamadoko is doing is terrible, but I can't hate it, so I definitely want to read Haru and Jushiro in the future, so I wonder if there will be a sequel?

This review contains spoilers. I read the challenging setting from the beginning of episode 1 with a slight sense of anxiety about the coincidental development, but it was satisfying to read and I am very satisfied with the conclusion. Haru, who has the property of enjoying risky things while being swept away, falls in love with Jushiro, who is highly conscious, so much that he can't turn back, the concern that makes his motivation to absorb anything has a special feeling... Haru is so healthy that you can't imagine from the beginning when you quit in order not to waste the efforts of Jushiro, who likes career advancement over three times. The unique sensibility of Jushiro, who knows his wife's cheating partner but falls in love with him, is also persuasive every time she thinks “this is the kind of person,” and it's also easy to understand that Madoka wanted to test that she was a special person with the most successful husband in her career. Love born from the distorted relationships between man, husband, and wife. Jushiro is loyal to Haru, and is clean enough to be on an equal footing once again without relying on marriage. The story had a romantic comedy taste, was easy to read, and was more interesting and good than the setting.