Reviews for Piece of Cake Manga

An adult romance not for pure teens. I read it because I didn't feel empathy or admiration, but I was drawn in and was curious about the continuation.

If you don't read the extra edition of this story, you won't be able to feel refreshed. I wonder if it's extra confusing depending on who reads it? It was made into a movie a few years after the serialization ended, and the one that was published as a memorial was an extra edition, so I think it's fleshed out in a proper way, or rather excuses, or rather, it doesn't seem like an excuse, but there are no contradictions, and I think it's fleshed out in a proper way. The main story dared to complete the essential episode with a broken expression, so something fuzzy will inevitably remain. I read it while feeling fuzzy and frustrated until the very end. And yet, they say they love it. lol anyway, what would you say... it was an adult's sluggish emotion that made me feel disgusting, and love patterns that were not only beautiful were brilliantly drawn, and there was a feeling that pierced my heart from various angles. The feeling after reading was certainly not good, probably because I read it all at once, but if I read it while following the series all the time, I might have a different impression.

I'm buying the author. I think the theme is romance for adults, but I feel a bit sluggish along the way. I wonder if it ended in a hurry after the hiatus in between. I like pictures, and I like the fashion that comes out.

I've read up to 2 volumes. I'm worried about the continuation. The picture is also cool and has sex appeal. It's a little expensive, but I think I'll buy it.

Overall, the work is relaxed, and the atmosphere is as if you are peeking into someone else's love affairs. There were many places where I could sympathize with happy feelings and uneasy feelings, and when I was hurt even if I knew it wasn't good, I was bound by someone's kindness. I feel like the last one ended a little too quickly, but that also seems to give readers room to stretch their imagination, so I think it's good.

Kyoshiro was cool from the beginning. The interaction with the main character was also real and interesting. There is something that makes me feel like this is when people fall in love. The last one was rough though.

A bad woman who is just right, because she wants to break up but can't break up with her, and she falls in love with someone she has a partner with. But a familiar “woman” I can sympathize with! I love George's view of the world!

I bought it because I wanted to read it from the original story when it was made into a movie by Mikako Tabe and Tsuyoshi Ayano. All of the characters had a lot to think about, and they were really human-smelling, and I thought it was real in a good sense.

Before I read it, I didn't really like pictures, and even though I was curious, I shunned them. Overall, the picture feels sloppy, and the opponent, Kyoshiro, only looks like an old man over 40, and his beard is dirty! But the trailer for the movie was wonderful, so when I decided to try it out, I was drawn into the story. What is the beginning of volume 1? It felt like that, but when I put up with it and read it, I was addicted to it and read it all at once. My taste in painting was completely blown away. I was dissatisfied with the last one because it ended a bit half-hearted, but I'm glad the extra edition came out. If you want to read it, please read the extra edition. Even so, Kyoshiro, who thinks you have to have sex, isn't cheating is really the worst! How much does it hurt Shino! It was half-hearted and ended up only hurting both of them! No matter what the reason is, I think it's useless if you don't give top priority to the most important person.

As expected, George Asakura. I was drawn into the story. If I could sympathize with the heroine a little more, I would continue reading. I'm at a loss as to whether to read.

Both the pictures and content aren't the type to be received by everyone, so I think their likes and dislikes are clearly divided, but I personally like them. There are times when girls' lips look a bit like plastic surgery, but I think it's a picture where you can feel a lot of sex appeal in the person's fingertips, gestures, and gaze.

I didn't like the picture, but it started to seem like it had more and more flavor. Even though he's an old man, he has a nice atmosphere, and I'm attracted to him.

The artist's eye is so interesting! a girl who doesn't like losing and doesn't give up?

Do you love this writer's story? The characters are fascinating, and you'll be drawn into the story. I tried reading volume 1, but now I want to read more.

It was interesting because I wasn't able to see what happened ahead. I'm glad it conveyed the feeling that everyone is struggling with each other.

The story and pictures were sexy, and I thought it was a fascinating work. The development of the story was so interesting that I read it until the end. The last one didn't come close, but I think it's fun and good.

It starts with a Tokyo youth story that seems to be common... but it's rural? It happens when you go to a love story like this

Anyway, the picture is beautiful. Very picturesque landscape scenes are often sandwiched in, and they match the protagonist's imagination and create a unique mood. The main character is a beautiful woman, but the promised perfect prince does not appear in female comics. In the old man with a thin, dirty bearded face, Abunai dude who only appears on the outside, there are only men who aren't good at all. Even so, it's interesting. Lots of atmosphere.