Reviews for As Love Pleases Manga

This review contains spoilers. It doesn't matter how many times you read it. It hasn't come out as complete, but I wonder if there will be a sequel? I want it to happen! I want to see more of them flirting!

This review contains spoilers. On a spring night, Shiiba Haru hugged the man standing outside the bridge parapet. The man easily turned back to the inside of the bridge and left, but he forgot his bag, and the story begins where Haru follows him to deliver it. The delivery man Haru is the man between the man who saved him, Hojo Jushiro's wife, and Haru was aware of it from the beginning. They say that Haru and Jushiro fell in love with Haru at first sight. They say that they fell in love with Haru at first sight. He married the managing director's daughter and left. A relationship begins between Jussy, who is steeped in the face, and Haru, who plans to break it down by getting between celebrity couples. Jussy's clumsiness in love with Haru, who dexterously crosses the world, Haru, who acts falsely on the surface and is obsessed with love with Jussy, and Jussy's wife, who can only feel her husband's love by repeatedly cheating on them, the three learn that there is no such thing as happiness in love with someone in between. However, the slightly sad and painful love and story came to a refreshed end. Haru's senior at work was a very nice person.

This review contains spoilers. The scene where they say they like it at the zoo and the scene where they say they say they say fried chicken at the end made me cry too much... My heart warms after reading it, and there's a refreshing feeling of finishing it!

This review contains spoilers. This one makes me cry in the end (^^; the first one was a comedy style with a relatively silly exchange between men and women, but... at the end, it had a dramatic finish, and I applauded the writer for making the story exciting!! That was what it felt like. The courier's older brother: Shiiba, the delivery woman: Madoka, the woman's husband: Jushiro (nickname: Jussyi) begins with a strange triangular relationship (^^; Shiiba and Madoka have a mistress relationship... and yet, it's a complicated horror where Shiiba also has a mistress relationship with Jushiro, whom she met by chance without knowing it. At first, Shiiba starts a relationship simply by being interested in “Omete~ ♪,” but eventually it unfolds in a serious direction like... First of all, the cast is interesting ✨ Somehow Madoka is a fluffy, unruly, adulterous person with multiple affair partners (^^; on the other hand, Jushiro married the managing director's daughter (Madoka) in order to advance in his career, and he's a weird guy whose only thing on his mind is always rising to the top. If anything, Shiiba says, it would be nice if she had a good time like Madoka. But is that where “true love” comes from...? Shiiba's drinking buddies are pretty fun too, but... huh? The senior at the company who had the most feelings for Shiiba... doesn't your senior's name come up?! () Senpai's friend: Even though Shibata has a name! “Senpai” who cries for Shiiba... sorry ~ (^^; it makes me cry but they laugh a lot, so I wish I could keep going like this ~? It's a work I think ♪ It also comes with a short comic that looks like something to talk about at a later date, and I'm really addicted to it (^^ interesting!! The way to add a title is “I see!” That was wonderful ✨ I'm sorry, artist!

This review contains spoilers. I read it while wondering what would really happen, and I'm glad. Senpai and Shibata have good characters.

This review contains spoilers. It's taken by the little devil, but I'm in tears because the author has developed a good story. I also like things like human drama elements. Elite nods at expressions such as e-cigarettes. The little devil catcher is really cute. ↑ When I wrote it in a different language, it was judged to be an inappropriate term, so I expressed it as a little devil who likes mischief and stimulation.

This review contains spoilers. I was really attracted to the story of this work, and I realized the appeal of the story. Honestly, after reading it for the first time, huh? There was a part I didn't understand, but after I finished reading it, I learned the meaning of the title, and I was convinced by various parts, ah, I see. I felt that this title made it easier to imagine the true meaning of the characters' words and actions throughout the story and the feelings behind them. I feel that my own interpretation deepened when I thought back on the story. It's a title I really like. All 3 characters are intertwined in various ways, and while their relationships are progressing at the same time, I wonder if what they all have in common is that they have been swept away. I'm naturally judging my own feelings and ways of appearing based on the other person's behavior and behavior... but I wonder if that's a matter of course. Once you get involved, it's inevitable that you'll have an influence on each other. I really like the fact that these connections between the three are expressed with the phrase “between love.” It's just my own personal interpretation, but it stirs up my imagination in many ways. I also feel that the author is particular about the part where “ma” is expressed as the kanji for “between.” It's double mined. It seems that one of the meanings of “manimani” also has the meaning of “as is,” so I thought once again that it was a wonderful word. I wonder if it also means that between love... in between... just in love... After all, all three of them continued to have their own honest feelings, so maybe they each found happiness at the end. Out of the three, the wife's words, actions, and feelings were the easiest to understand lol. very loyal to greed lol. Jussyi is a character with a really unique sensibility lol. While I was aware that it was one of my wife's cheating partners, I was instantly persuaded by Haru-kun's sneaky laugh... lol. For me, I think it was easiest to empathize with Haru-kun. It was a work where I was completely addicted to the depth of the story symbolized by the meaning of the title. I learned some wonderful words.

This review contains spoilers. Elite Jushiro, whose career advancement is worth living for, and Haru, a delivery man who easily enjoys an affair. The man who looked like he was throwing himself on the bridge at midnight is the husband of Madoka, a married woman who repeatedly meets during deliveries. Haru, who confesses “I've fallen in love” by Jushiro who shows up again the next day, meets Madoka during the day and spends the night with Jushiro as a double man. It's super muddy when I just look at the synopsis (although the actual relationship is in a quagmire), but I was able to read it without feeling that heavy due to Madoka's unbridled nature and Jushiro's pure love. I am physically connected to my wife, and my husband tells me that they are happy just being together. Each form of love is sometimes painful and sometimes adorable. I think it's a very kind and warm future as a destination for the three people who couldn't help it. Cheers to the happiness of each of them and the strength of the former couple that doesn't just happen when they fall. The members of the Jussy-kai are so kind that I can cry.

This review contains spoilers. This is an affair BL for an affair partner of a husband, wife, and wife. Each has their own sins, and it is also a story about each being saved. It's a theme that tends to get heavy, but even though there is a tingling feeling in the beginning, there are many overall heartwarming depictions, so it was well neutralized, and the landing point was very kind. It may not be suitable for those who don't feel comfortable if immoral things aren't clearly condemned, but I love this story where everyone was able to get love, even if it was somewhat convenient. Attacker Jussi is a hard worker, but her happiness level is different when she is rewarded so much depending on whether love intervenes in her effort... The cover, which I thought had a strange composition, made me cry just looking at it after reading the main story. There are no villains in the subcharacters, so it's fun. My favorite is Shibata-kun, so it would be a waste to leave it alone! (lol)

This review contains spoilers. I really like the title and cover (including the letter design). I started reading it with the plus point of “I like this author,” and I finished reading it while feeling very interesting with that feeling. However, it's a story about a love triangle (husband/wife/stepson) full of infidelity, infidelity, infidelity, and infidelity, so be careful if you don't like it. It's so cute that Haru (old man) was just amused at first, but when he noticed it, it was so cute that it was full of jushy. Also, everyone on the side where the author appears is friendly, kind, and makes me feel relieved. It doesn't get too muddy. I think the balance between looseness and sadness is good. The karaage scene is impressive, and I like it. It's love, love. Somehow, I didn't dislike my wife (Madoka) either, so I had a great feeling after reading it. Incidentally, it's full of infidelity, but there is no direct depiction of etiquette. *I really like “Dirty Darling” by the same author and the spin-off “Daddy Darling,” and I was happy that my followers also read them. I also learned about it through reviews from people I follow, so I think it would be nice if they connected in this way and the work was widely read. Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. Haru says in the story, and that's what this story was about. Manimato seems to refer to acting by leaving someone else's will or the circumstances of the situation, and I think the title also includes the meaning of the character between men. I finished reading it and it was really interesting, but I didn't understand it. It's easy to understand the wife's feelings, but how do straight men feel? That was it. But I wonder if this will happen if they say they've been doing something cunning and are fundamentally sincere and struggling with the end when they fall, and Haru, who has an attractive smile and makes me feel happy just being together, is directed sincerely at someone like that. I also feel like it was a bit of a feat, but since he has a nice face, I think it's an ant. It was interesting because it was filled with strange things about life. I thought the cover illustration was really nice. yeah, it's love. Incidentally, there is no etiquette until the end. 2021/5 total of 184 pages revised = invisible composition.

This review contains spoilers. The contents were tightly packed, and I was very satisfied with the feeling that I was fully using it until the last page. That was interesting! I recently got to know the author, and I'm completely addicted to it and bought it, but when it comes to the story of the three, I understand the feelings of two of them (the woman and the recipient), but I feel that the feelings of one person (attack) are pretty much left behind (^^;. That said, it's interesting enough. I also understand very well what kind of person the attackers are. However, since women are polite, I wonder if their aggressive feelings are strange... I thought it might be true that the reviews were difficult for others to understand. But I can explain about Jussi (attack)! lol. Jussi was probably what type of face Haru (received) had. I can explain everything with that lol. I guess I'm addicted to smiles that have a slight hint of something... To Haru who laughs innocently with plenty of evil spirit even though she's not in a situation where she laughs. Jussyimo also has a bit of a human nature lol.