Reviews for WHEN JAYNE MET ERIK Manga

This is the first film in a series of 4 women living in an apartment called Amber Court. The heroine suddenly proposes to someone she meets wearing an amber brooch that brings good luck. Moreover, the opponent is a billionaire. This kind of setting is common in Harley, but it's fun because it's a story that doesn't actually happen. Each author is different, but since the comics are drawn by the same author, you can read them without any sense of incongruity.

It's a story that goes from a fake marriage, which is a staple in Harlequin, to true love. Among the many fake marriages, there are no places that stand out in particular, and it is a common pattern, and the impression is that it is normal in both a good sense and a bad sense in terms of the story. If anything, it's more heartwarming. So, I think there are people who are a little unsatisfied... Also, the story of the other residents of the apartment where the heroine lives is likely to end, and there may be people who don't feel comfortable with some foreshadowing left... For some reason, I enjoyed it quite a bit, partly because I liked painting. I personally recommend “Quicksand Love” as a work by Yu Goshiro, so if you like the picture, be sure to check it out too.