Reviews for LITTLE MISS INNOCENT? Manga

HQ is just before comicalizing English-speaking novels, and it depends on the artist's ability to write the main theme and merits of the original work. The lines between the two main characters in this film are frighteningly long and numerous. If you don't do well, the drawing may get buried in dialogue. But, as expected, Kubota Naoko sensei! I was fascinated by the seamless drawing and the beauty of its lines. Although there are quite a few characters, I was able to imagine the setting for a two-person drama on stage, and I really enjoyed the animation because it had a small, stylish feel that was unimaginable in wet Japan.

It was a pretty plain and depressing story that made me impatient. However, both the hero Daniel and the heroine Race were actually people who were the exact opposite of the impression they had of each other. The circumstances of each family involved the fact that they continued to deny it even though they were concerned about it. Daniel was influenced by his father, and racing was influenced by his mother. This is a result of the absence of someone who must be the number one teacher as a child, but there is no change in the sorry situation. Nevertheless, the two broke up with such parents and were able to draw a line. Fortunately or unluckily, this was a factor that determined our impressions of each other. So, when they learned about it, they both tried to use it to create a foothold. This is where the essence of this story is interesting. It's not a flashy romance, but it depicts how they achieve their true intentions by incorporating the other person into an unusual way of having a relationship where they are not children. They were both surprised by the surprising truth. Which one “cheated”? Which one is “cowardly”? Either one or the other makes me laugh out loud. If their heart wasn't there, it was a scene where they cursed each other with their faces, but feelings that couldn't be cut off were connected. If I could, I wanted to read the excitement by creating a little more entanglement of perspectives instead of setting aside a month, but I wanted to read the freedom of being a woman or a man who got rid of the inconvenience of being a man or woman under the name “love.”

The heroine gets hurt by sewing 50 stitches and goes to the ER where the hero is. I don't think it's HQ at this point. The two know each other and they repel each other, but they are properly connected ❤ It's a good work that draws facial expressions well ☘

They are two people who are opposed to each other, but the atmosphere of the story conveys that they are attracted to each other. They are two people who misunderstand each other due to assumptions, but I think they were really surprised by each other when they made love. They are two complete opposites, but in a sense they are two people who are similar and look good with each other.

Do you think they're being reckless, or are they pretending to be calm, throw in lines that test your opponent while watching the situation rather than jumping into their pockets with both of them. I'm worried, so I say things that bother the other person. I can't trust myself, so I want to take a psychological distance. I can't be honest, or rather, I can't fully understand the inside of my heart. I don't have confidence. Therefore, I can't step out against my opponent either. Kubota sensei's way of drawing lines is moderately dry and cool. At the same time, there is also a scene that captures laughter. The wandering nature of the love between the two main characters seemed to last forever for me, and it was a bit troublesome. Since the number of finished pages of the work was on the ceiling, I felt as if it had been settled. I was pushed back by my brother and sister, and until now he and Daniel had faced their guardians in front of them, and they smiled wryly at the change of position. However, I sympathize with the sight of people in love arching their hands at the love in front of them no matter how old they are. At the same time, the younger brother is right, that is the younger brother who simply and quickly sums up the two main characters who are showing off like this. You like it, don't you think, why are you making up so many different theories? There are no enemies, no obstacles, and no other psychological barriers between them!? I feel like, this is fuzzy. The last move to knock it down was good, but it didn't go so far as to quickly erase the mess that had built up until then, and the balance wasn't good (for me). One more thing about balance. If she pretended not to be interested, she entered the room of an interested daughter, and even though the person in question was reluctant, an undercover husband who wasn't a forced wife, and even when it became a laundry, it was an emergency, and even though it was a progression that was the first major element in the story, it's a bit uncomfortable. I know he has a personality, but he's full of stepping in. he doesn't have much experience!? The heroine's guess is, and the reality that he actually never had trouble with the woman he is dealing with, he has quite a bit of experience. On the story side, the difference between what is actually shown on the outside is that even though they are each other, somehow it's not already a love bargain, and it seems like the heroine is “deceived” by this, and it seems like a development that could produce the exact opposite result. Daniel wasn't a villain, so it seems like a story that comes true.

Something made me cry because of a Christmas present on the way. huh? what is it?? I knew right away who my sister liked, though.