Reviews for A HUSBAND'S PRICE Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's Tojo sensei, so it's a pretty poor evaluation. The original story is by Diana Hamilton, and it doesn't always suit my skin, but this time too ☆ 2. The reason why the hero spits out rants at the heroine and becomes intimidating became clear, and since they were just “latecomer junkens,” hate accumulated uselessly against “heroes who have a bad attitude even though they jumped out without permission” throughout the first half. It was the hero who didn't leave without permission and was thrown away saying “I got a rich man, so I don't need it anymore” (although the reason was a misunderstanding of the heroine), should have been depicted before the threatening proposal. Then I was able to read it with empathy. Well, Hamilton is good at talking about bad stories, so it can't be helped. Tojo sensei's drawing is divine.

This review contains spoilers. The story is an HQ-like story, and I think I wanted a scene where the two break up after being told about their hero by their stepmother, but I'm glad there were no excesses or deficiencies in the flow. The hero has a childish appearance, but they are also good at drawing age and facial features such as father and maid, and I think it's easier to read if the line is a little cleaner. Scenes that come to mind, such as the hero in distress, are also good, and it was so good that Tojo sensei also added ☆ 4, but I think it's a work that changes even more when the painter changes.

This review contains spoilers. It was a work that seemed to ooze out. So I was gentle with the scene where the hero cared for the heroine.