Reviews for THE MEDITERRANEAN MILLIONAIRE'S MISTRESS Manga

The story was well organized, and the place where the two were attracted and loved each other was nicely depicted. However, I have the impression that there are too many different episodes. I think there were scenes that really shouldn't have been broken, and scenes that should have been drawn more carefully.

It was like when dreamlike coincidences overlapped, and love was born. The main characters are a handsome guy and a beautiful woman, so I read it and fell in love with it. The content is also very adult and heart-wrenching.

I like Fujimoto's paintings. He, who is Greek, often appears in HQ, but I wonder if there are many millionaires. Was that before things got bad as a country?

Iante was devastated by her friend's death and her own origin. An encounter with a photograph that jumped into those eyes. Lysander, who is fascinated by him, had faces other than being a genius photographer. The fate that this leads to further overwhelms Iante. I met my biological father. The difference in status with the man I miss, Lysander. There is no way you can stay normal about how to respond to a state where synaptic cells must be fully active for only 4 days while traveling, and it is natural to get emotional. Nevertheless, Lysander blames her. As the title suggests, the sadness she carries is strongly depicted, and it can be said that her persuasion was successful. However, since it unfolded at a high speed, I was simply watching the situation of the two. The reason why the person himself isn't wondering about Iante's real mother is probably because she had given up?

It only came up a little bit, and I had the impression that “well, people in this position are probably like this,” but I suddenly became interested in it as a bonus at the end. I'd like to read the original story just for my hero father (laughs) Overall, I think the connections between people are too fateful, but that's Harlequin, so I feel like it's OK.