Reviews for <Chapter release>Love Tattoo Manga

This review contains spoilers. The story, the beauty of the pictures, the way they are fascinating, and all of the other scenes are all there, so there's a great sense of satisfaction. Both attack and take have weaknesses and fragility, and I can't put them into words well, but that was great! The story really stuck. Also, I thought the picture was not only beautiful, but also fascinating. I was so drawn in by Naoki's crying face on the next page from where the train passed by in the railroad crossing scene. The picture of Aisuke in that scene saying “I'm excited for Naonori” was also so sexy that it was ridiculous. I was curious when I saw it on either pixiv or X, and I saw that it was in the rankings this time and wrote it quickly. I would love to read other works by this author! It was a very fascinating piece!

This review contains spoilers. Mr. Mash made a brilliant debut with “Psycho Ana...” and made his name known, and has an outstanding personality. The design has been further refined, and while incorporating more exciting and anarchy themes in this work, the content is actually delicate. It's an erotic and gentle relief story where the young tattooist Aisuke and the dull Arasaa Naoki release their respective doubts and regrets. “It's boring”... Naoki confides in the person he was supposed to get married to and is fed up with his own mediocrity. I want to change... what I saw in his eyes when he completely lost sight of himself and went home with half-price sushi was the tattoo studio Aisuke works at. Aisuke accurately sees through Naoki's request, who only entered the store due to excess momentum, and carefully listens. As the story deepens, the distance between hearts gets closer, and before I know it, Naoki's desires ignite. Even though they haven't forgiven their body, Aisuke's whispers haven't left their ears ever since, and the tattoo engraved along with their feelings has a big impact on the person's life, for better or worse. What does “blackout (method of filling in the motif that was originally engraved)” engraved in the heart of Aisuke mean, and what kind of feelings do they have for the person who inspired him to carve it? Aisuke as a tattooist and just Aisuke without a title. Confused Naoki certainly fell in love with the tattooist Aisuke, but after regaining his composure, he was fascinated by him as he was, who had everything in his past and future turned upside down. Aisuke, on the other hand, is also facing his own problems under the surface through Naoki, and that gives Naoki various misunderstandings... but in the end, he is happy. It's a happy, cheeky, and lovey-dovey healing ending. Not to mention the tattoo, the background drawing is detailed and wonderful, and the moe setting where the tattoo swells up when excited is particularly wonderful. Unfortunately, the correction is completely white, but the various juices make up for the various contours, so I don't care that much. Rather than peeling off their skin and transforming, their real faces showed up when they took off unnecessary things... I was wondering what kind of tough story this was, but surprisingly, they were two simple people. By the way, will we be able to learn more about various things with my mentor in the future?? We sincerely look forward to the extra and sequels.

This review contains spoilers. I loved the author and was waiting for the release date! This is a story about a tattooist with lots of tattoos and an ordinary office worker who wants to break his shell. The tattooist Aisuke's visuals are amazing! The tattoo, which is entwined with Mr. Mash's beautiful drawing, is so beautiful. It's naughty, it makes me cry, and I'm glad I was able to see Aisuke spoiled even though he was cool! I'm worried about my mentor's murmuring, will it continue? My mentor, siblings, and apprentices had the best visuals. I want to see more.

This review contains spoilers. Tattoos and piercings are my favorite foods, so I must read this! I thought, but I wonder if it was a bit different from the direction I had imagined. Well, overall I'm glad it was great, but there was only one mystery, so was saying ED a lie? Tell me someone who knows...

This review contains spoilers. It was a tattoo studio that I suddenly came to, and it was impressive that I somehow got a tattoo. The hurdle is high for trying to get in, but on the contrary, I wonder if the part that I came up with that much is at the root. Aisuke doesn't miss it. I also have a past where I want to be saved, so it's so emotional that the two of them get entangled so close to each other. Since it is something that lasts a lifetime, I think both the side that can put it in and the side that can put it in will be careful. It was nice that they fell in love and turned their backs on each other. Aisuke, who was spoiled the morning after becoming a lover, is irresistibly cute. Also, I really like the place where they rush into morning sex because they are on good terms.

This review contains spoilers. The picture was so beautiful and it was a feast for my eyes...! Anyway, no matter what you make them do, it's normal and uninteresting, and I didn't do it either! So, I was very excited about the introduction of entering a tattoo parlor... and all of a sudden, the pictures were so beautiful, and the first half was really impressive. However, as the story progresses, huh? Or rather, it's packed with a lot of stuff! There is a feeling that... The one that caught me the most was my aggressive ex-boyfriend! What is that guy!? lol why do you want ink to be engraved on the attack of the ex-boyfriend who said a terrible goodbye, and besides, when (that guy) felt like “whoa...” at the end, is he really a psychopath? I thought so. Also, did you take on the attack in order to move forward? Maybe, but the depiction of that area is also weak, and the design doesn't come to mind... when I look at the reception, the image... is that a design engraved on my ex-boyfriend!? I was surprised. lol I'm only accepting it right now, their persuasion was weak, and hmm... I'm sure each author has their own background around that, but I couldn't read it well in comics... the final happy ending of Daidanen was a bit hazy. But really, the excitement in the first half was amazing! The attack, which had plenty of room, was also very tasty, as it gradually turned into a dog, so if there was a sequel, I think it would be great if they could recover that area. Thank you so much for your wonderful work ♪

This review contains spoilers. From the reading book. The picture is beautiful and I bought the cover for this work. I was dumped by my fiancé and tried to get a tattoo with momentum because I wanted to change myself... I don't understand the feeling, but I'm too impulsive without thinking ahead. It might be fine if it's about a small point in an invisible position, but it's still not common for an ordinary office worker to get a tattoo in Japan. The carver Aisuke looks flashy and bewitching, yet he is very calm. I feel like I understand that serious Naoki and he aren't around each other, and they get addicted to it when they get interested. However, it was supposed to be a very deep relationship where the two were attracted to each other and eventually saved each other, but it unfolded smoothly and it was hard to sympathize with them. It felt like the psychological depiction was too bland, so it was a waste.