User Reviews For: Show It To Me, Baby!

This is one of the BEST josei manga I've read! And Keiku Hagiwara is my absolute FAVORITE mangaka in the josei genre. The overall theme for Show It To Me Baby! is about insecurities and every characters in this series has them. As a woman, Asashi's insecurities are very tangible to me. Her boyfriend Kouya has to deal with the insecurites of dating a woman as high-profile as Asashi. Asahi's mentor and Kouya's ex are also dealing with their own insecurities. The premise may have started out very perverted, but with each chapter the story progresses into more dramatic and relatable. I always look forward to more chapters being released. Keiku Hagiwara never disappoints!

Highly recommend , love the humor and this badass FL

I nearly clapped after chapter 10. I'm rooting so hard the female MC.

I absolutely adore this manga - the vibe, the characters.It stays on the fluffy/wholesome side, while dealing with real and relatable issues. Chapter 9 took a great turn in the story-telling and I really empathize with the female main character - which doesn't happen often for me.Looking forward for lots more from the author!

This is a good story. I like the main leads and their interactions.

I like the story so far, definetely going to buy the next chapter as well. Both characters are interesting and have relatable background stories so far. I wonder how this story will continue lol? Great first chapter.

I really enjoyed this and found myself invested in this couple more than I thought I would

This manga is so sexy and fun, and SO smartly written. I really think this manga is a gem, every character is distinct and their world feels so real. The manga is not "smutty", but it's definitely sexy... the dialogue enhances it for sure!! I highly recommend this manga and I am dying for more!!!

Really fun adult story about two older leads who are killing it at work but are total messes in their personal relationships. A refreshing break from all of the "dubcon" storylines out there with lots of consent, assertiveness, and respect.

I like that they're both older and have their own hangups. All the work drama and side plots get tedious though.