Reviews for Home Office Romance Manga

This review contains spoilers. The love affairs of an otaku young man are depicted based on his daily life when telework began due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The accident was real, and I thought, “It's amazing to be able to listen to this like this!” I laughed at the lines and the young man's seriousness and gestures. I can't get in touch with her, and the conflict between the “outsider” statement and the young man when contacting the graduate school is similar to the current homosexual conflict.

This review contains spoilers. There were other similar comics about Love Between Neighbors Beginning on the Veranda, and it's also the same thing that the veranda on the man's side is full of foliage plants, but there are rules between neighbors over there, so the story doesn't progress easily, but this one goes all at once until marriage. The development is fast, but I like this woman even though she's not flashy. However, I changed jobs and even got married, so I wonder if this is the end of it. I wonder if there are a lot of comics like Veranda Love and Barbecue Lover these days. Maybe it's good because it doesn't have a sense of life because you can read it with peace of mind.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about two people who live mainly desk work around the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, meet on the veranda of a room next to each other in an apartment, and are attracted to each other in a pale and awkward love pattern! However, Natsu, a woman, has full control. It's cute and funny how Zumi-san (he's a completely herbivorous boy (laughs)), who is being hit on by her actions, panics so much that she can't sleep at night every time (but Zan-san always makes dark circles in her eyes, and she's pretty bad (laughs)). Also, as the author writes in the “Afterword,” Natsu's image is truly “a beautiful woman who disguises men from folklore,” and the process of softly taking the man she fell in love with (presumably) from the beginning and gradually “dropping” it is so comfortable! Also, the small items that appear in the story — the Angkor Wat style arrangement on the veranda of Zansan's room, the fictional comic called “The Nine Kingdoms”, the fictional comic called “The Nine Kingdoms”, the loft bed in the graduate student Natsu's room full of books, the figurines displayed there, burdock chips as snacks, bamboo dango souvenirs, cute stone with pressure points... etc.) are also very attractive, and everyone wants to eat them!? Even though she's a “beautiful woman who deceives men,” you can't really see an image of a woman who has a firm core, is soft, and kind! The Kyoto dialect she speaks is also soft and perfect!? I also love the love patterns depicted in “Heat and Soap,” but this romance story also feels like it slowly creeps into the reader's mind, so I never get tired of reading it over and over again! seriously! Anyway, I'm totally addicted to Yamada Kintetsu World! I want to continue immersing myself even more in the comfortable world of Kintetsu!? I really appreciate the author, Yamada Kintetsu! Also, be sure to keep reading these wonderful works! Good luck to Kintetsu World!!!?

This review contains spoilers. I came here because of heat and soap. I tried reading it out of curiosity, and I was curious about the continuation... because there is an assumption that these two will get married at the beginning... well, it makes me want to read it until the end. Exactly. This author is really good at comics. Even though it's a simple picture, I wonder if it uses some kind of magic to make me feel so excited... I can't help but like the characters who have a sense of humanity. It was interesting, and it ended in a good way, and it felt so good.

This review contains spoilers. I definitely think it's a romance comic, but Aida no Koi no Koi doesn't come up. They kiss, have a physical relationship, make them think about not being able to meet, and go tell them “I like it.” I recommend a collection of stylish romance novels (203 pages).

This review contains spoilers. It's heat soap → trial reading of this work → purchase. The main character who is the narrator is interesting. It's serious, but it also has a good point of view. The feeling of being in a relationship somehow without even confessing, and the reality is like this, it fits perfectly. Something important for Christmas didn't arrive due to a delay, but I ordered several at once, and what I wanted the most was delayed, sometimes! It made me laugh.

This review contains spoilers. Both the main character and heroine have solid characters, and I really like them. The author also talks about it in the afterword, but the heroine, Natsu, has a mysterious charm, and she is so charming that you can't help but be attracted to a woman like this. I enjoyed reading it very much.

This review contains spoilers. Neighbor stories set against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic. The main character's way of preparing the living environment is at a high level ‼ good sense? The tone of speech is also pleasant, and the colors that Natsu has had since she joined her life are also good. The way the distance between the two was shortened was wonderful, and I applaud Zan-san's current life! they seem happy and above all else?

This review contains spoilers. It's an excellent story. It made me feel like that after I finished reading that I want to take more care of my loved ones. Zan-san takes a step forward and takes a step back, and Izumi-san, Motoi, and Natsu grab their hands and pull them forward. Even though this exchange was frustrating, as I read on, I was completely immersed in the world of these two people. good!

This review contains spoilers. This is a comic that takes the COVID-19 pandemic head-on. Masks when going outside, recommendations for telework, refraining from going out unnecessarily and urgently... it seems like a few years later there will be an era like this. Everything from the graduate student's encounter with SE to their marriage was compactly summarized, and it was easy to read.