Reviews for The Troublesome Guest of Sotomura Detective Agency Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is my first time reading this writer. At first, I shunned the picture lines because they might be difficult to read, but as I read, the characters were good and the story development was interesting, and I thought it was good to buy it. I'm glad about Miko's dog... when Matsuda was abducted for the last time, Miko's love for Matsuda (?) I was able to feel it, so somehow it made me feel happy. Miko is so charming... I hope she stays with Matsuda the whole time. I want to read more.

This review contains spoilers. It was really interesting. The character settings are relatively clear, and I mean, very realistic. The words and actions that come from that setting and personality are real, and I really feel like I'm in that area (laughs). It's interesting that those two are somehow building a relationship with just the right sense of distance...!

This review contains spoilers. My high school classmates didn't get involved when they were students, but they unknowingly cared about each other's existence. A few years later, they were asked by the client to accept the detective agency, and they met again. ah~. It's already a wonderful view of the world. The setting at the beginning is the worst, isn't it; the receiver requires money, and the attackers borrow money from women. Well, I'll blow it away in a blink of an eye. Only one person on the attack was aware that the person received from high school was gay. They moved one after another from their home environment, and it's natural that attacks, which used to be feminized, are increasingly attracted to serious, kind, and clumsy receptions to good relationships from the ground up. They had great affection and affection that they didn't know about attacking, even though they didn't talk about it, but they were receptive. They are also basic attackers, and detective agencies are facing them lol At the end, the attack, which ran to help with an iron pipe by any means in a pinch, was the exact opposite of usual when they were in a daze, and I felt loved in their actions. They are clumsy and immediately angry when attacked, but they are easily swept over the other side every time as if appeasing a puffy kid. An attack that is so sexual desire that is so strong that you worry about being sick, and the reception that is peeled off in a blink of an eye if you do it while appeasing it is something that is on the other side of the day. It's the best. As long as both the people in the shopping district and the requester were involved, their sincerity at work and kindness as a person came out, so I was able to enjoy reading both the work side and the pages. Each line, the interplay and tempo of the two words is so interesting that it conveys that they absolutely love each other. It's leaking. The sense of story, characters, and dialogue, and the space between making the most of it. The feeling of atmosphere created by two people. It's so wonderful, Hats off, I hope this is the first volume in the Definitely series!!

This review contains spoilers. I bought it without thinking about the trial reading and title, but it was a big hit for me personally. The mysterious character Miko and the fact that Matsuda has a bad mouth but is insanely hot is wonderful. They are two people they knew when they were students, and somehow got into a casual relationship from their assistant position while staying settled in with Miko. The distance shrank as we handled the request, and although it's happy, I didn't have any confessions or anything at the earliest. But maybe it's a relationship where we don't need words or anything. It's a warm story.

This review contains spoilers. Miko, a feisty former classmate, and Matsuda, a detective in a small shopping district. Matsuda is reunited with her former classmate, Miko, as an investigation subject for a certain request. Miko, who had been in a relationship with an inconspicuous child for a long time and broke up over and over again when she became beautiful, and Matsuda, the only person who hates Miko, is a buddy in a relationship. With Miko, who has no place to grab, she resolves the various requests that are brought in. It's usually interesting as a detective thing, and the twisted love between these two people who aren't honest was good too. It's creepy that Matsuda has a bad voice and is so dashing. There have been quite a few major incidents, but I'm glad they just seemed to fit within the shopping district. In the end, they somehow stayed together like this, and it seems like that will eventually become commonplace. I want this to be made into a series and continue even longer.

This review contains spoilers. I learned that a new publication has been published through Follow's review, thank you. I love all of Kusama-sensei's works, so I'm very happy! Buy it right away ~. This work depicts a human pattern that unfolds in a detective agency in a shopping district. Detective Matsuda, who is angry but makes you think she's too friendly, and Miko, who is a good-looking guy and popular, but has a bad temperament. The interaction between these two people is so much fun to read. Matsuda has a strong tone against Miko, but it's cute that she is weak when pushed and has an erotic finish so quickly. Matsuda is ridiculous (laughs). But he's a nice guy. The story was also a bit of an incident, and I was able to read it in an interesting way. Kusama sensei's works are scattered all over the place, so it's a good idea to read them carefully. I've only read it once, so maybe I've overread it. I want to read it over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. A friendly protagonist who is swayed by his surroundings, is frustrated, and reaches out even though he wants to ignore him. How much money have they given up until now? But he's such a kind person that I can't ignore even though I'm aware of it and understand it myself. Well, that also gets me into trouble. There is a reason why Miko is wandering around, but I didn't really understand the reason. It's kind of fluffy. But the scene where Miko, who is so elusive, runs in a hurry was pretty good. I think my emotions work properly. There's no such thing as liking the two of them, but Matsuda gets angry, Miko plays it without hesitation, and I still feel like they're still together somehow. I think there are times when we can understand each other without putting it into words, but personally, I think it's okay to be aware and recognize feelings about once, and then smoothly convey them in words. After that, there seems to be stability even if they fight again every day. Well, they are surrounded by people with common sense, and it's interesting that they are being watched over. Just Tsuji is not allowed! Apologize to Matsuda!! Since it's Sotomura Detective Agency, the details of the request and solution methods were usually interesting. There aren't many love elements, but I also enjoyed it as a detective thing. However, Sotomura-san doesn't appear, but I wonder if this detective agency is appearing in another story or something. It's a mystery.

This review contains spoilers. This is the first artist who bought it. It was a trial reading, and I've always been interested in it, so I finally bought it. Matsuda from a locally-based detective agency and Miko-san, who was a classmate when she was a student. The two are reunited due to a client who came to Mr. Matsuda's place. The clients who come to this detective agency are all smelly laughing, and Miko-san's stay schedule for 2 days continues to grow. Personally, I was afraid of the second client and the shopping district chairman. huh? It took decades, and I was horrified that I'm still a stalker ⁉. Probably because my husband passed away... and the chairman is already a criminal offense. No, they were both crimes, but it was disgusting. Also, Mr. Tsuji. I really thought that was crap. I wonder if Mr. Matsuda is too kind and weird, but it's easy to get attached to him. Anyway, the scene where Mr. Tsuji was too scum and the scene where Miko-san had to leave her childhood dog was painful, so I set ☆ to 4. The dog had a really good ending, but it was still hard for me as a dog owner.

This review contains spoilers. It's scum, let alone spadari, but the original... is terrible, so it looks good. But I want them to stop just stealing money from Matsuda. Trying to have a relationship with another man also subtracted. But they came to help me when I was in a pinch, my past female habits were unavoidable, and now it's just money or something.