Reviews for Twenty and the Beast Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's an unbelievably fuzzy title, but in-house romance is exciting, isn't it? It's a pretty adult male when you look at it from the 20's, isn't it? It's a romance comic and it's a bit adult and interesting.

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting! So even more so, at the end, the scene where they say “eat” the cake with an innocent face, but the main character suddenly became a toddler, and it all at once. It's just like father and daughter! Somehow, the main character was even more attractive, but unfortunately. Incidentally, the pictures are getting more and more like that too. Are they drawn by the same person? The main character became a toddler at the end of the charge and it made me cringe lol the story was interesting! So it's a waste of everything ‼ ︎

This review contains spoilers. I'm 20 years old, but I have an in-house romance with a girl who is my senior at work and my older junior, Mr. Higa. Higa has too much sex appeal. When Aya first fell in love at age 20, she's already cute. It's a manga with an indescribable atmosphere where each movement is divided into frames with a lingering afterglow. The last words of Higa's proposal are really cool! That hit me. this is a nice word.

This review contains spoilers. The sexy, mischievous laughter and teasing of my older juniors is irresistible. The two talk, date, and laugh. The feeling that he likes her even after we started dating is amazing!

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if Hika-kun from volume 1 is aiming for the “deciding pose” to always look in... Aya seems to be popular, so why is she so cool? She is a charming girl who does her best at everything! I was also concerned that his canine teeth were so sharp. I thought it would be nice if those reasons were written in volume 2 onwards (laughs).

This review contains spoilers. I was also wondering if a 20-year-old girl would teach a 26-year-old male graduate, but... more than that, Mr. Higa is so cool... that alone made me cringe.

This review contains spoilers. A story about love with an older man who came in as a junior at the company. I felt that working adults can become juniors even when they are younger. I felt that a lot of men's emotions, such as jealousy, were moving. I want them to do their best.

This review contains spoilers. I read (1). It was nice that the pictures were easy to read. The fact that the main character is a senior, and the junior, Mr. Higa, is older makes it difficult for them to interact with each other, and I think it seems difficult. Both the main character and Mr. Higa seem to be good in human terms, and they seem serious and decent, so I like them. However, since Mr. Higa has just joined the company, I read it strangely worried because I was strangely worried, replacing it with reality when things seemed difficult in this kind of relationship.

This review contains spoilers. In the spring of her third year after joining the company as a high school graduate, Aya, who had just turned 20, had her first junior. Higa-kun is a good-looking guy who graduated from graduate school and is 6 years older and seems like he can really do his job. Also, she decided to be his education clerk, and it was Aya who was determined to be his good senior. Even at the department's drinking party, Higa is familiar with her surroundings, and she takes care of Aya, who isn't used to alcohol yet. After drinking a lot of the sour that Higa ordered instead of beer, Aya is ready, and she says “I want to talk more with the two of us” to Higa when she is about to go home. They followed Higa with excitement as they started walking hand in hand, but Higa was just trying to send her to Aya's nearest station. Remembering last night the next day, it was Aya who was embarrassed and came to work 1 hour earlier than usual, but Higa also came to work early, and Aya, who was so upset because she couldn't see Higa's face, dropped the cup that was on her desk and broke it. I spent the day feeling pitiful because I couldn't control myself, and I was busy with work even though I wanted to apologize to Higa. When there are two people working overtime, Higa suddenly asks me if I'm nervous when I talk to myself. It was Aya who was at the mercy of Higa's casual words. After that, Higa went out for rookie training, but she was told by Kuraki, who was in the same period, that there were people they became good friends with during rookie training and started dating, etc., and it was Aya who was once again aware of her feelings for Higa. “I like Hika-kun”

This review contains spoilers. The main character is a working member of Hatachi, but he's as innocent as a high school student. She's a cute and nice kid because she did it by default, but I looked pretty ridiculous at the beginning and pulled it off... I don't work just because of love in my head. But from Higa-kun's point of view, he's cool, straightforward, and cute. I think it's a manga where people have different tastes depending on whether or not they have a good impression of the main character.