Reviews for His Sweet Aroma Manga

This review contains spoilers. Buy the serial edition without waiting for the comics. (Since volume 4 of the ← comics ended with an episode where the development of Kinjo and Wormwood moved a lot) I think Rin-kun's feeling that he wants people to love him the most from wormwood is getting stronger... it's a punishment for liking people he shouldn't love, so he can't be number one for anyone. I said I'm accepting that kind of life, but I personally don't think anyone can accept the loneliness of not being loved the most. When I'm doing it, I wonder if the place where I beg wormwood to call me by name “Rin” is just a sign of loneliness. Maybe it's because my aunt called me that, but... as we keep talking, I think about future developments. From an unexpected place, the characters intertwine... a quiet and heated battle between Rin-kun and Shinonome-san. This work is full of highlights.

This review contains spoilers. I loved it, bought it right away every time it was updated, and now I've read episode 24. I was thrilled and sad about the relationship between the two, which has been carefully drawn up until now, but episode 24 was too sweet and too sweet, and Kinjo was so cute and so awesome that I couldn't stand it... they both have various feelings for each other, and it's not a story I can read just because it's fun, but the latest episode is somehow filled with a happy feeling. However, the last thing I'm worried about is that, please don't go to the intercom, Shinonome-san, please don't disturb the two of them.

This review contains spoilers. Shiro-kun is very good at healing. Does Shinonome mean it's just for work, or what... it's confusing because it seems like he's divided and doesn't seem to be divisible. The main character is a writer, and Shiro-kun comes to the house as a housekeeper... I'm addicted to this worldview. I was surprised that the pictures were more beautiful than Sudachi-san in the previous work and that the development of the story was mature.

This review contains spoilers. The afterglow and spacing are exquisite, and probably because everything hasn't been told too directly, there is depth in the story and depiction, so I'm immersed in it. I bought it all at once...! Feminine style is also one of the themes, so I picked it up while feeling a little uneasy about what to do if there were too many direct sexual depictions, but it was unfounded, and rather, there are almost no such depictions, and the whole thing is sad, ephemeral, and beautiful. The moles on Kinjo's face are too many pressure points. It's irresistible. I think it's pretty amazing that the main character in the manga has a mole on her face, but it also seems like it creates sex appeal and no place to grab, etc., and I'm impressed that it's really thought out in detail. So far, every character has their own background, and it feels real that there aren't any people I don't like. When I think that Shinonome actually dared to end the relationship... it's sad... I'm looking forward to future developments even more!

This review contains spoilers. Even though I bought it as a book, I was so worried about the future that I dabbled in the split edition...!! The expression of feelings in both the monologue and depiction is careful and draws in. The main characters all have something, don't they? Everyone is calm when the main characters appear, so they tend to be serious, but I feel that they are balanced so that they don't become too heavy with bright and light subcharacters. If you meet a young but beautiful person like Shiro-kun who is full of inclusiveness, you'll be attracted to it... especially when your mind is unstable... I'm reading it while thinking. Being in the same age as Yomogi-chan, they might worry about real things like the age difference or the future in order to get together. But I definitely want Shiro-kun to be happier than Shinonome-san

This review contains spoilers. It's originally an elegant depiction, so I don't really understand the difference between work time and private time (you can't do it until the end due to the wind management law, right?) I wonder if the two were together for the first time? My heart was opened and I felt that the distance between the two of them was getting closer, and I was looking forward to future developments even more!

This review contains spoilers. The beautiful pictures and careful portrayal of people make you want to slowly reread them. I read in some explanation that the dress Yomogi was wearing at the party was from Mame Kuroguchi's collection. I see, this designer is also in the same age as Mr. Yomogi, and the atmosphere matches. Also, the careful background is good, such as Shibamata station where you meet Shiro-kun and the approach to Taishakuten. Even so, the competency of an editor is important, isn't it? I've read up to the latest 20 volumes, and I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of changes the actual Yomogi-san series will bring to everyone. At this point, Shinonome is out of the mosquito net and can't get in touch with Mr. Wormwood. I want them to notice the loneliness of Mr. Yomogi in the new work.

This review contains spoilers. Is it because the main character is a novelist? The poetic monologue like a novel is combined with beautiful pictures, and the sex appeal that overflows from the magazine is irresistible! The expression “scent” is also excellent, and the contrast between a young beautiful young man with the scent of milk and an older man with the scent of tobacco is excellent. I wanted it to be shown in an internet drama. I'm in the comics group, so I bought up to 3 volumes that had already been published, but I was worried about the continuation, so I bought the split edition as well. Other people have also written it, but isn't the fact that Shinonome is getting married a lie for the main character? I think he wanted to change the relationship with him. Immersing in my own scent (tobacco) and teaching everything about how to work, sensibility, and pleasure... it's just like Hikaru Genji. Shinonome-san is also curious, but what will happen to the relationship between wormwood and Shiro-kun? What is the public reaction to the novel? I'm curious about future developments!!

This review contains spoilers. As the story progresses, I'm drawn in more and more, it's interesting! The gaze and facial expressions of the characters are so fascinating... I look back over and over... was there a comic I was so interested in? I was so impatient that I thought, but I wanted to read it carefully, and I can't wait... I couldn't wait to buy the book and ended up buying the split edition... ❗ I'm more and more worried about the changes in the relationship between Yomogi-chan and Shiro-kun! I thought Shinonome-san was also a scum guy, but I wonder if he thought about Yomogi-chan and threw him away... I began to have sad feelings for Shinonome-san as the story progressed... Of course I recommend Shiro-kun, right? Looking forward to the future?