Reviews for You're All Mine Tonight Manga

This review contains spoilers. Kadosaki is serious and has lived so that [normal] people don't like him. The only thing Nagi is good at is selling her body. The story begins when two people meet. Even though we were saved by each other's presence, we were even able to feel happy... Kadosaki's feelings for Nagi passed away from love. Kadosaki's feelings... Nagi takes it in a different way. anyway... sad story. Every time I read it... I can discover something new. This is a recommended work.

This review contains spoilers. I thought Futagami-kun's relentlessness was a bit annoying, but if you read it until the end, it's just cute.

This review contains spoilers. It was my first time as an artist, and the pictures were beautiful and easy to read. Sales and customers started due to physical relationships, and even though they had feelings, they couldn't communicate, and they left and met again 5 years later. I don't understand why they reject attacks that convey their feelings even though they like them, so why? I read it while thinking, and I finally understood, but there is a saying that I wanted to take a closer look at this area... but it was nice to be able to see the happy appearance of the two after their feelings had come through.

This review contains spoilers. I was curious about Gateau Selection and I'm excited. I'm glad I'm not sad. I'm not good at old men, but I rather like Kadosaki's disgust or the fact that he's very natural, without being overly bracketed. I'm glad that it didn't go smoothly, but there was a sense of sadness. I overcame Nagi's heartbreak and worries about the value of my existence, and the reason I was able to get my hands on it now is because of that break up. It was a good story when I thought about it. The author I'm interested in has become.

This review contains spoilers. The picture was beautiful and overall good, but I couldn't read why they left it 5 years ago, the rejection after the reunion, and the bad feelings... it's a bit indigestion. were you glad it was Happien at the end?

This review contains spoilers. The rejection against Kadosaki-san, the recipient child, is so intense in almost the entire story. It was so intense that I read it a bit and it got rough lol Certainly Kadosaki-san, who disappeared without saying anything, might be terrible, but the feelings of the recipient child after the reunion weren't conveyed very well, and I was just supporting Kadosaki-san. At the end, we were both happy and happy ❗ was it a good feeling Kadosaki-san had adult melancholy in the air?