| Creator | Yuiji Aniya |
| Japanese Title | もういちど、なんどでも。 |
| Japanese Title (Romaji) | Mou Ichido, Nando demo |
| Japanese Publisher | Shodensha |
| English Publisher | futekiya |
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No Matter How Many Times It Takes by Yuiji Aniya
Friends-with-benefits turned passionate lovers Takahiro and Taro have never been better. They’ve started living together since Taro got a job and Takahiro started college, and now they’re more than ready to take the next step in their relationship…but when a freak accident takes the last two years of Takahiro’s memories from him, can he find his way back to the love of his life?
2 reviews for No Matter How Many Times It Takes by Yuiji Aniya
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guety –
I love this manga!! Definitely an all-time favorite, I’m so glad futekiya licensed it. Takahiro’s extreme sister complex kinda threw me off, but otherwise, I really liked the story. I’m a sucker for the amnesia trope and I think this manga plays it well and ends up being very romantic. It’s also super spicy, with a lot of smut scenes, and the art is really nice and kinda unique. All in all a good read when you want something spicy but romantic and touching.
Phya –
Amnesia is a trope that is quite common but I don’t think I’ve ever seen a story this well done and a part of me doubts I will again.
I have never seen so much unconditional love from a partner and thier family in a romance story. I remember crying while reading it because I wanted everyone to be happy after this challenge. Even with that, it still manages to be spicy and it not ruin the tone either.