Reviews for The Troublesome Guest of Sotomura Detective Agency Manga

This review contains spoilers. A high school classmate, Miko, who met detective Matsuda as an investigation subject and just rolled in. Matsuda has a bad voice and isn't honest, but he is kind and friendly. Miko was blankly unsure what she was thinking, but I wonder if she found a place where she thought it would be OK for something like a “torn wakame” until now to take root. The interaction between the two is also witty and interesting.

This review contains spoilers. The picture is unique, and it may be difficult for some people to pick up, but once you read it, the atmosphere is addictive! I'm just angry, but I feel relieved by Matsuda, who is more kind and friendly than anyone else. Miko-kun is always at his own pace, and the unique leeway and atmosphere on the person who has it have nowhere to grasp... it's mysterious, and women stop by. Somehow, it was nice to be aware of each other's feelings!

This review contains spoilers. Matsuda is a detective with too many nice people and is gay. The person who was asked by a detective to look for a man was Miko, who was her classmate. I was told well and allowed to stay, but after all, they stayed for 2 days to 3 months or more, and I'll do it. Somehow I've become a good partner at work and in good health.

This review contains spoilers. To be honest, it was a work I tried reading so many times that I had always hesitated to buy it and put it off. I feel like the pictures are a little hard to read... but now I want to scold myself for that! I'm so sorry. I'm really glad I bought it, and I'm glad I read it! As the title suggests, it's a detective thing, my classmate Buddy BL. Detective Matsuda, who is foul-mouthed but somehow kind to people, and Miko, who is attracted to an unhappy child, gains confidence, makes them leave the nest, and then wait and forth... They met again in the wake of the request, and I was taken aback by the gap in their hearts that slowly filled up. Miko-kun is too good at becoming a buddy, or how to carry an ero so smoothly that it fits in his pocket, and he insisted on the effort properly and said, “What can you do?” The feeling of being able to say “I want to eat 00” or “I really feel that Miko Ryoji “comes out a lot and I can understand how this person can make people happy, and I love Matsuda, who is not good at work, and I love Matsuda, who is not honest, and I love Shinmama and my classmates who work hard to grab dreams, and I love Matsuda, who is so sweet and cramped and dangerous at work, but I love Matsuda, who is so sweet and crappy and dangerous . I know Miko-kun, I have to protect this! lol Akutsu-kun and Tomoeda-kun around me are good too. Anyway, the main characters were all lovable characters, and their love was so deep, and the story was interesting! It looks like it can be visualized as it is. I want people just like myself who don't like eating and are hesitant to read it! It was a very satisfying read.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about a detective who admits to having an unhappy constitution and an unemployed man who is attracted to an unhappy person who accidentally reunites and end up living together. The story is about deepening their bond with each other like buddies as they solve a case that runs into a detective agency together. All of the requests to detective agencies are familiar, and the content is very familiar, so it's easy to stick with. I thought the relationship between the two was very interesting, where various scenes from the past were connected little by little from such casual everyday issues, and eventually it became natural to be together for some reason. The sight of them being attracted to each other only because they had thoughts they couldn't understand from a long time ago was particularly impressive, and I felt that Miko said Matsuda was interesting was probably the biggest compliment. What bothered me was that there was no director. There is no talk about why Matsuda got a job at a detective agency. I hope there will be a sequel.

This review contains spoilers. It was interesting. Something about the human pattern in a shopping district that wasn't that heavy and had a light touch. Mr. Matsuda from the detective agency where trouble is brought in is busy. is it God? is it the devil? Miko-san is a good duo, I wonder if they settled in after all? I want to read the continuation of Miko-san and Matsuda, who is a kinda nice person I saw the director of Sotomura Detective Agency sometime

This review contains spoilers. Please give me a sequel. The details of the request were also a bit unexpected, and Kusama sensei's work is still interesting. Please tell me more about the relationship between Matsuda, Miko, and Akutsu, and their school days. However, both of you had unrequited love between Miko and Matsuda. Both of them are relentless and troublesome, but even laughing is funny, so it's fine.

This review contains spoilers. I think the tempo of the conversation between receiving and attacking is good. Detective agencies only get involved in the incident, but the common feeling is easy to read, and I think the pictures have a really nice unique atmosphere. I want to read more!