Reviews for You're All Mine Tonight Manga

This review contains spoilers. Even though they have feelings for each other, since it was a relationship between a male prostitute and a customer, the attack couldn't say that they wouldn't be able to meet due to a transfer, so they left. I've been waiting for acceptance, but probably because the shock was strong, I won't be able to continue male prostitution. When the attackers return to office a few years later, they immediately notice that they are subordinates. I tell them what I've always wanted over and over again, but all of them were rejected, and I asked for a transfer in an attempt to withdraw. So they decided to face each other properly, conveyed their honest feelings, and became lovers. They've been sweet since they became lovers, but when the attack recedes, it's so sad that it can't be expressed with just the word “heartbreak.”

This review contains spoilers. I really enjoyed the unrequited love between the two, who are relentless in the main story, but I'm glad they're both even cuter in the extra part! Well, I thought that if Kadosaki-san liked him enough to search for it that much, he should not leave him alone for 5 years and go say “I was actually transferred” even later... Did you at least try calling him once, or Nagi's deli? place of work? If you try calling or doing it for 5 years, I don't think it can be helped whether you wear a ring or look for vestiges of Nagi. Nagi-kun must have had a hard time during that time. I can't even work anymore, so let's live a decent life after all! I wonder if they were doing their best. Nagi-kun was just so cute, and the extra edition was amazing. I want to watch a little more

This review contains spoilers. At first, it was about money, and then they both had unrequited love, and there was talk of being transferred to a foreign country in the attack, and due to money, they took off in silence, and the only thing left was that I didn't know anything, and I waited a long time for them to be contacted. Then, 5 years later, the attack returned to Japan, and by chance, they were reunited as a boss and subordinate at the same company. Attack confesses over and over again, but he is constantly shaken. That modern feeling makes me cringe! Happy ending at the end! I want everyone to enjoy that feeling. Volume 2 after the postscript... The second volume after the book is just H, and there are a lot of expectations, so I tried reading it first, and I thought it would be funny, so I bought it! That was great! There was H in 27P, but I enjoyed it because of the content! An attack by an unconscious bad man...

This review contains spoilers. It was a story about loving and being loved so much. I wanted to watch a little more flirty chat. If there are more, I will definitely buy it!

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about Lehman, who can't forget his rich days with a male prostitute he had a chance relationship with 5 years ago, and when he returns from an overseas assignment, that male prostitute becomes his subordinate and reunites. It's just so sad from beginning to end. This is because the feelings of Kadosaki, who loves Nagi so much that he can't forget it, and the two gods, who are imprisoned so much that they don't want to remember the past, clearly overlap. However, the weight of the past and 5 years, which expired without conveying their true intentions, was too great, and it painfully conveyed how difficult it was for the two of them to acknowledge their feelings and start over in the midst of various changes. The back and forth feelings of not wanting to give up, no, let's give up, I want to give up, and not being able to give up were carefully depicted, and it was painful from beginning to end. The parts of each other's feelings are depicted in great detail, but overall, there were a few things I was concerned about. The circumstances of the ring Nagi gave her (how important is it), and the fact that her place of employment was at a company in Kadosaki. I feel like there was a foreshadowing, and I was a little disappointed when I thought that if this part had been told, I would have been able to understand the feelings and hardships of the two gods more deeply. Nonetheless, it's an overall dark and heavy story, but I think it's a nice story that conveys a lot of feelings.

This review contains spoilers. I liked the picture, and it seemed like it was pretty sad, but since it's happy, I think it's good. Why didn't he say a word about attack before he was assigned overseas... I didn't say it, so the story progresses, but when I think about waiting to be contacted now or now...