Reviews for zerolover Manga

How Nonke falls into a woman is too erotic ~ even though it's a story that depicts the dark parts of humans and the subtlety of their emotions, the eroticism is already so erotic that it makes a fool... it's awesome

I like the pictures, and the number of pages is 214, so it's a great read. But... what is it? it didn't sting, did it? “Naisho no Stalker” was pretty interesting, so I was wondering if it would be interesting this time too... they're both surprisingly good-looking guys, aren't you sure?? I may have expected too much lol but that was eccentric!

The pictures are insanely good, and the story looks good, but the lines are strange anyway! lol is it a word of the day or does it use some kind of translation function? There's such a sense of incongruity. I can't concentrate and read because of that... it's too wasteful.

The pictures are beautiful, there is a unique sense of humor, and there is also a story where the past of the two is revealed and the relationship grows, so I would like to read more of this author's other works. I like being able to see so many beautiful pictures that have physical volume. If you like the pictures and glue from the trial reading, I think it's okay to buy it. It's over 200P, and it also has volume.

I like “Nai Sho no Stalker” and bought it from the author. The meaning of “Atelier of Dreams” is unclear, and I've only been able to read 1 volume. It's full of eroticism in a cosmic or futuristic atmosphere. There are some things that are hard to understand unless you read them carefully, but anyway, we both really have strong feelings for each other. There are also places where careful and specific inner world depictions are also good, such as the delicate sensibility of Lotus noticing Yutaka's heart, and the appearance of Ren seeking to come to terms with Yutaka and continue broadcasting, and the author's feelings are conveyed. When I read this work, I thought “Naisho no ~” was quite organized, with an emphasis on ease of understanding, from the setting of office workers and housework to the story. I also like those that are easy to understand, but I feel that not only the amazing drawing power and sense, but also the unconventional feeling that is a bit difficult to understand is appealing as the artist's personality. I thought I'd reread “Of Longing!” and continue reading it. I'm also really looking forward to future works.

I loved the previous work, got carried away, and unexpectedly it was a new book!! I love painting, and I'm so happy! I will enjoy it slowly...