Reviews for A Love That Won't Turn to Foam Manga

This is my favorite writer. Needless to say, I like pictures, and even though they are short edits, they are good at not cutting corners and not making them feel short. God comes out, but it's a really good character, and I definitely want to read Arashima and the aftermath.

The God series was really good. I like the occult, so I enjoyed it even more.

I really love this author. There seems to be a mix of likes and dislikes about the title work, but I fell in love with the sadistic nature of this attack.

There is a connection between the title work and the final episode, and even though it's short, I don't feel that it's short, or rather, the content of the story is solid, so I don't feel that it's unsatisfactory. There's nothing wrong with Mitsuki sensei, so I recommend it.

Wonderful adults who are somewhat calm and enigmatic will appear in each episode. That feeling is slowly getting hot, and you can only feel the bitterness and sweetness that comes from being an adult. This work has a unique atmosphere that makes you think and notice something as you read on. The continuous door picture from the cover is also beautiful. It's a story I love very much.

I'm glad the title work has zero fantasy elements. He's already a really adult. The fact that it's not sweet is also ◎.

I like Mitsuki-sensei's works not only because the content is interesting, but also because they make you think a little bit. The title work this time also can't be expressed well with my bad head, but I think it's interesting to think that the way the two people's incomprehensible feelings overlap would result in that kind of behavior, but it may not be enough for people looking for serious eroticism, but I like it because it has a good balance with the story

Maybe I like it the most among the author's works. It's a short story, and every story is really good, but I was surprised by the unprecedented story development of the title work.

You're an artist who draws tasteful stories...!! The tears of the characters are so beautiful in every film, and there is something that makes me feel amazing. To be honest, I wasn't that attracted to the sample, but the reviews were all highly rated, so when I read it, it was a big hit. The blending happy ending is so comfortable. Looking at the reviews, it seems that many people recommend “God,” but I liked the title work the most.

I read this author for the first time. I don't think I'm really good at drawing, but I really like their sexy gaze and small gestures. Even though it was comical, I couldn't help but cry for some reason. Both the title work and the God of Government series. Basically, the reception is strained. I just bought it, but I'm rereading it. I want it to be made into a series.

It was great that I couldn't even become a bubble, but the story of the government office staff with psychic powers was really good. I'm glad everyone is happy.

I read some of the author's works, and they were the most interesting. Above all, the God series is good! God is an unprecedented character, and I fell in love with it so much (laughs), but it was a story where I thought it was nice to be saved as a result. The pictures are beautiful and easy to read.

I'm sorry about this person's story, but would you always be satisfied if you read it once? There were a lot of things I thought, but this one was really good! The title work and the very last story are independent, and the rest is an omnibus story in the same village. Personally, I liked the second film. I can recommend it to those who like sad stories, and there aren't many erotic ones, and the end is heartwarming, so it might be good for those looking for a bit of healing!

“If Love Doesn't Become a Bubble” is a story about Kobayashi and his former colleague Ishihara. I learned that Ishihara always followed up on my work... Somehow they were two very passionate people. Is it okay to be in a place like that for the first time? It felt like that, but the follow-up after that was also truly amazing. “That god is in the government office,” “God is in the government office today too,” and “my god is in the government office.” Akaishi, who works at the government office, has mysterious powers, and he is called a “god”... It was a nice, sad and strange story. After reading it, a gentle afterglow remains. I wish they were made into more series. “Sorry for being a good kid!” Sera was loved too much by her uncle Midori... This is an amazing setting, but I was able to really laugh at things like Yankee power relationships. That was a cute story.

The title work is good, but since it's only 1 story, it's overshadowed. but it's fine. The afterglow and emptiness are just right, and discussions are progressing to complement delusion. I wonder if it's for the title? God is more dangerous than being in a government office, isn't it? The God series is so good that I want you to read it. All of them are bright at the end, so I'm happy after reading them. Arashima-san is cute.

There are 5 short films, 3 of which are series. I don't really like short stories, but all of the works included are worth reading. It's erotic, and sad, and I really want to reread it over and over again. The stories are all gay and non-gay.

A lot of couples came out, and they were all amazing. Every story clearly expresses the sadness due to love, and it's really interesting. Personally, I liked the second episode. I'm so addicted to this work that I reread it over and over again.

I especially like the wife's story. the best poster in town (lol) is that the type of story you really like, like your wife's wife?