Reviews for Love and Hell -Volume Edition Manga

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a work that actively depicts the psychology of women. I read about things like “infidelity” with interest.

This review contains spoilers. There are no ghosts, but I think this work also has scary places like horror. It's scary, but it seemed like something scary, so I read on and on. I think it's an interesting work that becomes a habit.

This review contains spoilers. I think the title and content of “Love and Hell” are a good match for this work. I think there are parts where I deserved it, but the woman who is the main character was painful, and I felt a little pitiful.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad it was as quick as I expected. I'm glad I was able to read it so easily, but I think 450 yen is a bit expensive. I wonder if it would have been nice to have a discussion at a later date.

This review contains spoilers. This is an affair story. Why do you fall in love with the guy you're dealing with because he's too scum!? I think, but in reality, this kind of speech is good, and they are only kind and stand around well at the beginning, and for some reason men who look from above are popular. But after all, it's important to finish a man. It's bad that the main character ended the story in such a way that he even wanted revenge. The way the man falls is amazing.

This review contains spoilers. In a nutshell, it's a story about the man who cheated on you getting tit-for-tat (lol scum man who thinks he is in an advantageous position for some reason without thinking about his partner's feelings after cheating, after all, this author's story is interesting!

This review contains spoilers. I would expect a 1% reversal if I like him, even if I know the worst man. It was very interesting because it had an outstanding sense of reality among so many adulterous things. The revenge drama also has a realistic, yet surreal ending. That was the pressure point

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, like in infidelity comics these days, there's no such thing as Yokoyari not being punished or that cleaning up after the culprit man was half-hearted. It's true that she's also having an affair, and she's definitely not the kind of person to be praised, but I wonder if there are people who live this kind of undivided life. I felt refreshed at the end when I was prepared to fall, and it's hard to say it was a happy ending, but there was a strange salvation at the end (laughs) I want them to not have an affair anymore and be happy with him. So, the second episode is also really refreshing! It is an excellent work that is also slightly dark. Is Reishimuraku a bit as expensive as a doujinshi for the number of pages? That's a pity.

This review contains spoilers. I like the picture and the content is good, but I wonder if it's short I'm worried about the continuation, but maybe it's expensive for that reason, I wanted to read a little more: an affair isn't a good result, the treatment of a man who thinks no one can be happy to a woman is trash, and understanding an affair, a woman who goes out with a woman is also good for punishment for a man who treats a garbage woman as trash

This review contains spoilers. There are faults with the partner you're having an affair with, but if you're going to have an affair, it's painful if you don't handle them well and break up well. I feel sorry for his wife and children, but this man had such a natural attitude, so it can't be helped. I thought Reno was good at it and got revenge. From the point of view of an affair partner, they take revenge without thinking about their wife, and the ease around that was a really likely development. I like it when it ends bluntly without feeling like the end is a particularly happy ending.