Reviews for BRANDED Manga

Pearl Quinn by Hoshino Masami, a favorite reader in flower comics. The heroine continues to think about one man from her childhood. My partner is older, so I got married, got divorced, and a few years later my kids came and I panicked. Through that child-rearing, the two suddenly approach each other. It's a warm story.

It was a work I could read over and over again. But what about the heroine's intense imagination is a little bit? It's a negative point because it's childish, but the hero's kid is cute, so I wonder if that was offset by that positive factor.

The hero was swinging around the heroine in a rather selfish manner, and I didn't like it..

I deny myself being attracted to young girls and seal it off. There must be no restrictions on the two people who have grown up and reunited, but they can't move forward easily, and I'm nervous.

This is a story about the oldest son of the 4 Crenshaw family. The heroine goes all out and does her best for the hero and her daughter. However, I'm glad that my long-standing feelings have come to fruition! I want to say that, it's like that. The presence of children combined with the impression of the picture makes it a cute story.

A story about the protagonist who is too dismissive, in love, and a good-looking hero who talks bad. That was cute. If I were to draw the heroine as a beautiful adult woman, I wanted her not to wear long hair or overalls. I felt a slight sense of incongruity because I don't think foreign women would do that. However, the picture itself is cute, and when the story overcame the hero's various weaknesses and the main character's feelings came true, I was happy here too. There's certainly a difference between a 16 year old and a 24 year old, 30's and 20's, and I understand the hero's feelings.