Reviews for Are the sexy buttocks not good? Manga

This review contains spoilers. I didn't read the works that had a year difference, but when I came across this work, I changed my mind!! Very good! I think it's because of the age difference that there are problems and conflicts. What Ainosuke, who is always cute, shows once in a while is a hanzen place is Gap Moe.

This review contains spoilers. The expressions and drawing methods used give a pretty direct impression, and I think Okumi's love and passion for Ai-chan is very conveyed to readers. At the beginning, I have the impression that they are spending a particularly intense time to shorten the relationship between these two, and new relatives and families of the characters have appeared in subsequent volumes 3 and 4, and I feel that Ai-chan's appeal has been brought out even more along with this. In the final scene, I think there will also be people who are moved.

This review contains spoilers. I bought it because the correction was poor and the pictures were cute, and it was a popular work. I read volume 1 with a light feeling and read it while freaking out. If you were wondering what would happen after volume 2, there are depictions of the president's past and Ai-chan's feelings, and you can really enjoy reading it even though there are intense scenes without getting bored.

This review contains spoilers. Ai-chan is a small dog and Okumi, the company's president. Okumi, who I fell in love with at first sight, is really nice, but even though that is cool, it's nice that it's bad without Ai-chan. I'm in love, so I want to do anything. But it's only a little bit S when it's sex. Ai-chan is really fluffy and cute. However, since the inside is a boy, he eats a lot, and his language is abusive, but when it comes to sex, he has a lot of sex appeal. The revisions were also rather laid-back. This is a work I want to read more soon.

This review contains spoilers. The reviews were good, and I bought it because I was able to buy it cheaply, but I wasn't really into it. I recommend it to those who just like cute reception, and those who like attacking old men.

This review contains spoilers. All of the works were precious... ♡♡♡ The handsome old man Okumi and Puku Puku Ai-chan are burning in their eyes and can't seem to leave. I only bought 1 volume, so I definitely put the rest of the published books in my cart as it is... just imagining being able to read ahead seems to make me drool. There were a lot of flirting scenes, but when Okumi got angry and forced into flirting, she ascended to heaven ☆, the fact that Ai-chan is shown in Teramachi-kun is a toy pooh, and the pictures of Ai-chan's loungewear were irresistible types. (This is how it got to the point where it got to the point where it was,°)

This review contains spoilers. I've finished reading the 4th book now, and I suddenly notice that progress is slowly progressing, but after all, Ai-chan is so cute, and Okumi is so cool that I like it no matter what... so no matter when the number of volumes increases, it's still fresh and exciting no matter when I read it. I want to immerse myself in this world for as long as possible... That's right, I've now noticed that there is a lot of correction in volume 2, and Okumi's expression in the lower left corner of volume 180p was particularly awesome and I zoomed in and looked at the cancer!!! How cool is that! this old man!!

This review contains spoilers. Volume 4 clearly depicts Ai-chan's masculinity and is in love. I was able to watch a lot of sex between them, but their feelings were also depicted in a firm, solidified form, so it was a reassuring episode.

This review contains spoilers. When I saw the cover, I was worried that the reception looked like a girl and was too cute, but it was highly rated, so I read it. When I read it, it usually looks like a doggy boy, but there were times when I looked like a young boy or rather a girl, especially when I had sex with an old man. I've come to understand that the cute reception emphasizes the age difference between an old man attacking him. I like it in terms of content, and I think I'll reread it again, so I'll make it ☆ 5.