Reviews for Tell Me When You're Full! -Volume Edition Manga

This review contains spoilers. Even though they both have mutual feelings, it's sad that they think about each other and pass each other by. I'm glad it ended happily after all. My personal favorite scene is the scene where I get incontinent because of the sex scene.

This review contains spoilers. I read it. This is an eccentric scene full of highlights, such as sleeping backwards due to physical disparity! In spite of that, it's a modern, straightforward love pattern where both have unrequited love. The meal ticket was so cute and I was so excited! However, I felt that it was difficult to read because the pattern and the structure of the comic where the point of view changed too much didn't match. I think I probably haven't been able to decipher the feelings properly, but the design is also hard for me to see, so it takes a bit of power to reread it...

This review contains spoilers. This is a review of volume 1 (216 pages) only. A slightly modern love story between Chief Togawa, who is possessed by Incubus, and Uchise, who admires the boss. It was a twist on the Incubus thing, and the laughing part that gets caught between them was fun and interesting. It's good that they're serious about each other. It's my favorite food when I think about my partner and pass each other slightly sadly. I thought they were good at using words related to meals. It's a pity that things like how to accumulate magic power and the Incubus itself are slightly unclear due to the vague settings, and it's hard to understand the rough screen and lack of explanation. On the basic technical side, it's a screen that doesn't have any aspect ratio in mind, so it seems difficult to see it on paper. If I meet an editor who solidifies the foundation, I think I'll improve a lot. Anyway, in a setting where the person who has the favor increases the amount of magic power supplied, the kiss when they have proper mutual feelings is supplied with enough magic power so that the incubus can leave the boss's body... it was more romantic and better than any kind of eroticism. 4 stars for a little bonus.

This review contains spoilers. After reading the single story, I've been waiting for the comic version to come out. They are cheerful and cute, and I like the fact that they are being forced to take responsibility and stuff. Both the serious and strong sense of attack and strong sex appeal are good, and the scene where the story progresses and desires are revealed is scary in a good sense.