Reviews for HER VALENTINE BLIND DATE Manga

I finished reading the comical, up-tempo story that begins when each of the 4 people appearing have mistaken their date partners in an interesting and blink of an eye. Even after the heroine Kelly and Hero Max recognized that they were not each other's dating partners, baby Jamie became an adhesive and were unable to separate. The reason for this is because of Kelly's difficult past, and because Max is ignorant about raising children. CJ and Randy are the two original date partners, but they are also similar people who love money and have deliberate and aggressive personalities. What's more, it's a convenient development where people who are interested in the catering business hit it off with each other. However, CJ is a money first principle with no morals or hypocrisy, yet it is not written by Evil Woman. However, this is the interesting part of this story, and since the 4 people don't have “love” involved in any of the 4 people, it unfolds slapstick. The story progressed objectively by looking at the situation of the four people, so I was excited to go through the pages because I couldn't read ahead. However, even though it is uptempo, the scene where Kelly holds Jamie changes to a relaxed flow of time by taking a large frame, showing plenty of love from her mother. Max's intentions gradually change. They said that if I were to get a ranch for my mother, marriage without love would also be a business deal, but Kelly and Jamie are the only ones in sight. Changes have also come to Kelly, and even though she was with her beautiful child, she regained her passion for Jamie's cuteness and Max's niceness. I take my hat off to Fumizuki sensei's ability to show a solid sense of humanity even when shown comically, but there was a passion for romance that slowly conveyed there.

It wasn't a picture I liked, but I was curious about the trial reading and bought it. The tempo was right and the content was good. A person who is a good hero's mom is wonderful.

It depicts the daily accumulation of people meeting and becoming close at a good tempo, and on the other hand, people you should have met that day aren't bad people when you meet them. However, his original date partner, whom the heroine fell in love with, is a refreshing type who talks about her intentions without saying anything pretty. A money first person who could be portrayed as a bad woman in other HQs, and is willing to get married without love. The heroine tries to hold back the person who is male and continues to profess that marriage is to regain the land she lost in her grandfather's generation, but even though the heroine tries to hold back, the relationship they once met is entangled with something, and they don't unwind at all. The heroine's painful past is difficult to overcome, but with the bright tone of the story and the baby problems involved, she begins to overcome it through his attitude towards babies. I felt that the fluffy touch that Fumizuki sensei had drawn in the old days oozed out somewhere in the depiction of the disturbance surrounding the baby. The laid-back Valentine's Day production, long before his proposal, is a scene where you can feel Max's naturalness. The events of Valentine's Day, which make me feel that the heroine stands in the middle of such a delicate position, such as the joy of liking me and the confusion of thinking about his original marriage partner with a purpose, are the character of this story itself. I was able to read this comical romance cheerfully and happily.

Unlike what I thought, it's comedic, and the rivals are cute too. The story is fascinating and makes the people around them feel relaxed.

I can't hate my lover and it's so cute! The story was also easy to understand, and it was a good work. The men who appear in Harlequin's works are selfish and I read a lot, and I'm wondering if there are people like this, but the men in this story are kind of cute and I liked them.

There was a feeling of hostility from a muddy rival woman... but the rival in this film is cute!? It's a story with a good tempo, easy to read, and lively characters that have a warm and happy ending for everyone, and I really like it.

The story begins where I mistook the person I went on my blind date with. Max is often smitten with Kelly, but Kelly knocks her on it. Kelly is a woman who has a sad past but is trying to overcome it. It's fun, but not too comedic. Even though it has deep mental movements, it's not too heavy, yet it's not too light. I love things that seem to be depicted with just the right amount of balance and kindness. The last proposal scene was wonderful.

The story progresses in a comedic way. quadratic relationship? They are 4 people with strange relationships that are hard to say. Heroes don't hide their emotions (but the bottom line is the type I say at the end). The heroine also knows that she doesn't put her feelings into words (but her attitude is conflicting). I just ended up not understanding CJ's trump card.

It was a comfortable tempo, and the women depicted were cute and cool without being too flirty ♦ I really enjoyed it. if it's Fumizuki Kyoko sensei's work, will you just buy it?