Reviews for Fox-Colored Jealousy Manga

This review contains spoilers. I bought it a long time ago and finally read it! First of all, Machi sensei, so there's no doubt that the design is cute, but it's a super fantasy work where foxes appear as personalities anyway, and it's too cute! Attacking is also a bit masculine, but it's easy to be misunderstood or misunderstood just because they're kind and kind. In terms of story, it unfolds quickly and is easy to read, and there's almost no eroticism, so I think it's suitable for beginners. The fox possessed by the receiver also apparently likes attack (attacks seem to be abnormally liked by animals), so the fox possession problem hasn't been solved at all, and apparently they are coexisting at this stage! But that also plays a part in the finish of the cute work. I'm going to read the sequel Obscure Wolf later!

This review contains spoilers. There were times when I thought of Akiba Kakitsune which one now, but after all, they both love Yukuri, so well, it seems like animals like that, so the place called Son of the Temple is also a high point

This review contains spoilers. Akiba was born into a family possessed by foxes. A peculiar constitution where when upset, ears and tail stick out, and the body is taken over. I ended up staying at my relative's temple when I went to college, but the fox fell in love with the second son “Yukuri,” and it seemed like they stuck together without permission! I don't feel like the characters in Yukuri are different only in the first episode (something crazy?) Even after putting that down, the interaction between the 2 people (... and 1 animal) was too cute ♡ Akiba, who is a little stubborn but straightforward, and the unbridled and spoiled fox... both are hard to throw away. There was also some kind of support from foxes, and they both had their first sex without a hitch. Akiba doing it alone... I wanted to see it too lol!! I don't usually choose fantasy stories, but I thought I'd like to read more of these cute stories.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work where you can see the fox's fluffy ears and tail until the end of the story. The reception is so cute~! It's a light skinship, but I'm satisfied that I was able to write it down and read it all the way to the insertion. I'm happy that there is also a spin-off in another work.

This review contains spoilers. Akiba, the boy possessed by a fox, was so pure and cute that it made me cringe. Also, although Kitsune-kun, who is possessed by him, is also mischievous, he keeps his promises for rewards and casually assists the development of Akiba and Yukuri's love, and I was relieved to be a charming child that I couldn't hate. For that reason, I gradually became attached to Kitsune-kun, so I was inwardly excited that if love was fulfilled, they would be exorcised... but it seemed like they had settled into a style where they suddenly coexisted, so I was happy. It's a fun romantic comedy about the perfect balance between Yukuri and Akiba, where you can laugh sometimes, and I highly recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. How cute! Akiba, possessed by a fox, is so cute. The person himself is worried and must be having a lot of trouble... If Yukuri is there, the fox will listen too, so it's fine!

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting! The reception and attack were good, and I enjoyed it until the end. It's so cute to receive it! The fox possessed by the recipient is also nice. You can cheer while cheering.

This review contains spoilers. What is that! I also thought, but since they were cute, everything was OK. Do foxes exorcise after all? It's not there, but above all else, they seem to be on good terms, including that

This review contains spoilers. It was interesting to read Fake Factorlips, so I bought it from the author! Also, there were lots of reviews and good reviews, so I bought it! It's a story about foxes possessing people and you don't know when they'll come out, but they were both cute when they were humans and foxes, but once in a while, “Which one is it now? It ended up being “(lol)” (laughs), but I was healed by watching it because it was cute, and I'm glad I bought it!

This review contains spoilers. A story about Akiba, possessed by a fox, and Yukuri, the son of a temple relative who was entrusted to him. The fox possessed by Yukuri, who is liked by animals, is so cute that it sticks so close. Akiba was uneasy because she didn't know if her feelings for Yukuri were her own feelings or the fox's feelings, but the fox took it and she was happy. That's why I came to the temple to exorcise foxes, but outsiders think that chemomimi is cute and if you can get along well, it's better to have foxes (laughs)