Reviews for A MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELOR Manga

“You can date up to 3 times.” The heroine Jazz experienced her father's marriage and divorce several times, and her values were distorted unless they got married. Naturally, even children make an effort to get along well with their mothers-in-law, and if they notice it, the shambles between men and women may have been visible on the picture map of hell. That's why I decided on the rules, and I'm so sorry that my opponent wouldn't get serious... However, I went on 4 dates with Tony, which I had inadvertently done, and sure enough, “meet my mother” was in full swing. This made her feel bad, and she was cornered. At the same time, my father's remarriage was imminent. Grace doesn't seem like a bad woman, but when she was worried that she would relentlessly get divorced, her nephew, the hero Holden, visited the jazz father, who is her aunt's remarriage partner, to determine the character of her jazz father. Seeing him standing at the front door, her eyes on jazz were glued to her (although I didn't like it), and Holden, who calmly proceeds with everything, exists as a special frame for her without being compared to other men. Holden is involved to resolve the various events of the two people that progress at the same time as their father's journey until their remarriage, but each time they treat him in a special way, their passionate gaze reveals their feelings when they think that the words “you don't want to get married,” and “let's be friends,” stick nails, and Holden's expressionless scenes caught in between. This good timing makes me laugh out loud. I read it in awe of how he moves. I know, but it progressed until the end without revealing Holden's feelings, so I forgot the number of pages and fell in love. However, I understood that Sandbank House is a large mansion, but I wanted to see a landscape expressed as paradise. It doesn't matter, but there was one part where the dog looked like a cat.

It's quite difficult to fall in love with someone, but “I fell in love with him!” When I saw this line at the beginning of the story, I was excited no matter how interesting the story was. I enjoyed reading this work until the end because it had a proper flow of getting to know the other person and falling in love with it. I recommend the pack.

The heroine has no desire to get married, but if you don't feel like dating, it's no good to go on 3 dates, right? It was the second time I tried and had to refuse. It was a blessing to have met the hero, the schemer and gentleman.

The heroine doesn't believe in marriage or romance due to past events, and she also limits the number of dates. When I read it from a hero's perspective the second time about how to do something about her, you can really see that she is gradually solidifying her moat, and it's also interesting.