Reviews for Home Office Romance Manga

I felt a sense of closeness between Zan, who has an honest personality, and Natsu, who has a flexible outlook. The scene where the computer didn't arrive on Xmas and was delayed was amazing! lol.

It was a pretty good work. A relationship that gradually progresses from inconvenient communication, right within the advantages of telework. There's no way it progresses at a good tempo, but this is also an encounter between people. It was a pretty comfortable story.

It's just a pity that there's no continuation. My honest impression was that it ended in a blink of an eye towards the end, so I wanted to watch another volume or so.

It's finished, but I definitely want to watch the next volume. “Heat and Soap” was also realistic, but it's more modern than that. I also feel like it's good that the main character isn't a handsome guy lol It's a realistic story reflecting the COVID-19 pandemic, and as I said at the beginning, it's a story about everything from meeting to getting married. There are also works that are unsatisfactory or have the feeling that they were forced to put together once volume 1 was completed, but I'm glad they were put together so well. Maybe it's because the author is buying it? w

I read Asheto Soap and became a fan of the teacher. I bought the new book as soon as I wanted to read it. It's a different feeling this time around, and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next.

There aren't any dramatic dramatic developments like girls' comics, and I like the feeling that they are intrigued and attracted to them. A love affair working for a black company is like this. Rather a nice category.

Meeting my neighbor on the balcony! It was a lot of fun to read the two gradually getting closer. I definitely wanted to read more.

It's a well-paced story that I reread over and over again. Women in the Kyoto dialect are kind of sexy, aren't they? It would be nice if we could have this kind of conversation.

This story began with the COVID-19 pandemic. I've been looking forward to the Morning update every week. I chose the word “Yoda story,” which did not ease the law, and the name “zansan” also captured my heart from the beginning. Remnant, who was about to die at her black workplace, met Natsu, and it was a smile to watch them go right and left in love that seemed like a long time ago. If it comes true, I'd like to see 2 more at Christmas and 2 more after that!!

It's just as sweet as I read in the trial. What's so good about such a dull man? There are places where I think that, but it's probably because of the depth of the older sister's heart. Even so, to be honest, I'm good at Kyoto dialect! I was shocked. I really can't get it out of my head.

It feels good to have an exchange between two people who are a bit bothered. The development, which is miraculous but not impossible, is also good. If you like sweat and soap, you should definitely buy one!

I checked it out on Comic Days. I was looking forward to it becoming a comic. The characters were attractive, the tempo was good, and it was interesting. At first I thought it was Yotaro, but I read it over and over again in my mind as Yotabanashi Yotabanashi.

I also thought of it in “Heat and Soap,” but this teacher is so good at drawing emotions on the male side that it is numbingly good. While responding to the changes brought about by telework, it is also fascinating that the way we work, our own motivation, how to keep a distance with our neighbors, and how to get involved are talked about in a slightly stiff tone that suits the main character. And above all, these three white eyes! I feel like I've been brilliantly driven away by my good looks since being a soldier somewhere.

The author is buying it. I also thought about it for other works, but in a good sense, the author is good at communicating with a sense of everyday life, and this time they are neighbors, so I'm glad that part came out even more.

It is a work where the main character, Zan, talks bluntly about Zansan and Natsu from when they met until they got married. Natsu-san had a “demon” setting, but I didn't think that way. Rather, the main character, Zan, has a strong personality, so if you think “that's good ❤,” the relationship between the two won't progress unless you actively act from a woman (lol) I thought that even I would act in the same way as Natsu? When an unforeseen situation occurred, it was said that they chose to get married because they couldn't stand by and support them without a family, but did they end up living together? Which room? Or maybe a new house that's a little bigger? I'd also like to read the story a little bit ahead of them. Incidentally, the main character, Zan-san, said, “I feel like other people are watching me on the train and I choose comics with safe content,” but I understand (laughs) TL and BL (I love them) on the train, so I just avoid them? It was the romance comic “Sweat and Soap” that Zansan was reading in her room, wasn't it? Have I read the whole volume too? I love this work!

There are only 2 characters, and almost only 2 rooms are depicted. And yet, it's very profound. The characters drawn by Kintetsu-sensei have very good expressions.