Reviews for THE HEIRESS & THE BODYGUARD Manga

I thought only rich men would appear in HQ. The hero this time is probably normal. Ah, it's a financial thing, and everything else is more than normal and attractive. The heroine is a rich young lady. It feels like they brought a new world to each other. It was a cute story where the future happiness of the two seemed to come to mind.

A young lady who is so innocent and innocent is invincible, isn't she? Even tough heroes end up being ruined. My older brother had a good taste. The picture is good too. It's a story that makes me feel extremely happy.

The heroine of an HQ-like work is a rich, pure young lady who should stretch out a bit until the marriage that everyone wants, but the love story of two people who are born and raised in a different way was wonderful, the hero who was hired as a bodyguard and was born and raised! I wonder if the structure is good, I was able to read it until the end as if I were watching a movie without losing the characteristics of the original story. I recommend a film I want to reread

The content of the story was interesting, but I felt a sense of laziness along the way. A disparate romance between a heroine who is quite an innocent young lady and a sincere, sexy heroine who is trapped in a sad past. The conflict between heroes hired as bodyguards was often depicted. The pictures were drawn in a sweet way, similar to the story, and matched the story.

The heroine is a hardcore boxed girl, “All around me are people I know; I've never met anyone I don't know.” As Billy gradually becomes immersed in his days with the heroine, the day the heroine, who knows nothing, learns the truth makes me feel afraid of the climax, just like the day an inflated balloon breaks. We enjoyed it to the fullest, albeit for a while, and there's no way we'll forget each other anymore. It's a cute story that made sense because the characters are penetrated by an older brother and sister. Normally, relationships are torn apart, and they are kept away from opportunities to exchange lives for the rest of their lives. But this is HQ! The angular jaw made a little too strong an impression on me, Billy was cuter when he was a boy, and although the fact that the hardships of his boyhood led to his current physical appearance has another persuasive power, it was slightly difficult for me to get into the main character's state of mind.