Reviews for My Father's Lover Manga

This review contains spoilers. Wouldn't a beautiful old man be the best to take the whip and attack!!! I thought it was great when I bought it. This seems like without correction... even though it's pretty erotic, the reception is innocent, and the attack is a disgusting old man who pretends to be cool, so isn't he too cute? I'm so glad my son is a good kid too

This review contains spoilers. It stung, didn't it? I've read Shiomi sensei's works separately, and I felt that the style is characterized by being very quiet, repetitive with low tension, and entering the reader's heart gently and sharply. The quiet part conveys a sense of everyday life, and it feels like the sound, light, and even the smell of hitting a cutting board is transmitted. Also, the content is gentle, yet tangy. This work is sensational, reminiscent of a sensual novel. An erotic comic between good-natured men. On the other hand, the one who isn't limited to erotic comics is, after all, Shiomi sensei. An adolescent son, who adores his father and his housekeeper, witnesses a love affair between the two, and was originally summarized in a development where Shiomi sensei brilliantly had control power, and raised the appeal of the characters while being very quiet and realistic. My heart was taken by the humanism that made me feel the teacher's name “Salty Chiru” and the BL feeling of Shiobai.

This review contains spoilers. The picture is beautiful!! Also, it's kind of sexy! What is this page (screen?) What is the sex appeal of the two leading actors that ooze out of It's a picture that looks like a lady comic, but I don't need to overdo it. The story also has a gentle view of the world and is ultimately happy, so I like it. After reading this, I wanted to read other works, so I bought it by the author. It seems that there are still few works, so I'm looking forward to the future. If it's a new work, I think I'll buy it again.

This review contains spoilers. I'm scared by the title, huh? a pattern where my father dies? with my son?? I thought something like that and was at a loss as to whether to buy it, but once I saw the trial reading, I had no choice but to buy it. As I read on, the cute girl was just in love, and my cool father was also just straight in love. It's pretty erotic, but I feel like it would be great if we were in a normal relationship, so I call it erotic, or a sense of everyday life. My son is probably the most grown up.. He was a kind, nice kid, and I was amazed. You did a good job. A story where you can enjoy a very gentle happiness. I want to see how they hug, touch, and look at their expressions over and over again!!

This review contains spoilers. is that kind of end in the title?? I read it while thinking about it. Gachi Whipley Kenchi Ke Ke is vividly erotic! The last one was good in many ways too ♡ is buying the correct answer?

This review contains spoilers. When I tried reading it, huh? uneasy? How do we proceed from here...? I was terrified (because I love Happien), but that was great! All humans are warm (^^) It's not just a cool attack. I'm glad I was able to take a peek at the turn of valuing myself.

This review contains spoilers. Yes, if you want to take a sneak peek at how a vending machine-sized, muscular, kind, and good-looking boy falls in love and is loved by an older man, read this. No, read it as many times as you like. The man who breathes in the air like ice is a novelist and father of one child. Even though she was impatient with love that would melt away her, she divorced her wife, who had children, and was exhausted from raising children. The housekeeper I met at that time is the main cast of the love story spun by the novelist himself. The novelist's son brought out the finest play in this work. The relationship between the two was not going well, but it was successfully connected with common sense and constructive advice. I'm sure he'll be a good son-in-law in the future. Also, at that wedding, there will surely be images of a father and his beautiful, kind lover. The love between the two is straight, wonderful, and full of compassion, to the extent that readers are convinced.

This review contains spoilers. There may be people who are worried about landmines and go back without reading the title, but that's a waste! Don't worry. I'm not talking about 3 kids involved. It's a love story between adults. If you like painting, go! I don't like to read gachimchi works because I don't like to read them, but there's no bias in that, and if anything, you can enjoy looking at strong bodies such as abs and thighs (the recipient). My high school son (who talks relatively well here) comes into the story in such a way that when the two of them are alone, the high school student son (who talks relatively well here) comes into the story so well that the story is worth reading! I'm curious about the sequel, including my son's love affair.

This review contains spoilers. As someone who lists Shiomi Chiru Sensei's previous work in MB comics, I couldn't put up with reviewing this new work until the weekend... This film has further refined the merits of a movie-like scene change that I felt in the previous film, and the eros overflowing from the plump body of a man who feels shadows. that was great... The title shows the relationship between father Kunihiko and housekeeper Junpei as seen from his son Haruki's point of view, and when I think that “yang,” so to speak, was drawn at first, everyday scenes from the son's point of view, and love patterns at school, it completely reverses and moves on to a “shady” depiction of the two people, a rich love affair between father and Junpei, giving the impression that it is a relationship they want to backtrack. After that, when Seiki comes home, they return to everyday scenes, and the situation changes as Junpei refers to himself as his mistress from Seiki's love story with the smiling Junpei, and the reader's interest is also directed towards the relationship between his father and Junpei. Also, from the father's point of view, and then from Junpei's point of view, we are the only readers who know all about the fact that the father's feelings are not conveyed to Junpei, probably because his facial muscles haven't changed, and the frustration that Junpei's health makes it impossible to step out of a physical relationship just like a lover. That's when I feel like lamenting, “Huh, why did these two pass each other this far (tears)...” The person who brought about the turning point was my son Seiki. Junpei's recollections, sandwiched between them after an event where he senses the relationship between the two, are scenes where the three have lived by helping each other just like a family until now. Contrary to what Junpei thought the relationship he had cherished had been broken, Seiki sees that both his father and Junpei are people who have the same love as himself, and he accepts the two by replacing them with his own love, and tells his father that conveying his thoughts is scary and courageous, but important. The father is pushed on his back by this, and he goes after Junpei regardless of whether he is pathetic or not and conveys his thoughts... The structure and picture where the two people, who had a “yin” relationship due to their son's immediate presence, conveyed their true feelings and became a “yang” relationship thanks to their son is wonderful. Also, the depiction is an episode with “My Son's Lover,” which is the opposite of the title. The end is full of euphoria at the scene where Haruki's girlfriend naturally accepts her life with her father and Junpei as “no different from our house.” The joy of being immersed in the teacher's polished handfeel while being caught in the gap between initial unease and pure love. Oh happy...