Reviews for PRACTISED DECEIVER Manga

Read the manga artist Hanyu Shion vol.1 that I had been reading. This was my third film. Why don't you do the first film by Shion sensei? But it was the second film that opened my eyes, and this third film was Zionism completed? I personally felt the difficulty of comicalizing Western originals in Japan due to this trend, but when reviewing this time, I read the opinions of the reviewers... the characters abusive to the new review... this work is based on 1995. That's right, what “power” used to take for granted in those days is now. I can now raise my voice saying ♯ me, too. As a result, this work was sublimated as a love story, but I personally thought we must not forget that HQ is a story of women who don't forgive without “love,” so there is no such thing as an act of disagreement without “love.”

I'm not a reader who thoroughly reads Harlequin and knows that much about Harlequin, but I'm reading Harlequin because I really like the plot where two people who are attracted to each other overcome various difficulties and eventually become happy people. Also, the appeal of comics is that they are works comicalized by my favorite manga artist teacher. I'm a big fan of Hanyu Shion's style of painting, so I read this one too. I think both the heroine and the hero had souls from the beginning. In particular, as the heroine grew from a girl to an adult, the inside remained a girl, and feelings of liking the hero overflowed from beginning to end, making it easy to empathize, sometimes sad, and sometimes exciting in front of the hero. The hero is a man who looks like he's wearing a glass mask; so to speak, he's probably tsundere. The expression on which I couldn't hold back my feelings at the very end was nice. After all, I thought the works that Mr. Shion would draw were wonderful because it made me feel like I was taking my breath away.

It's a story where an unknown girl works as a model, but there are problems with her family... plus family circumstances. It's a common Harlequin story, and it was interesting.

There are a few sensual scenes, but I was able to enjoy Mr. Shion's paintings because they were not vulgar and left a proper view of Harlequin's world. The doting love from Los Tsundere is awesome. I want the main character who grew up with toxic parents to be happy.

Buy the artist. The picture is beautiful and I like it. The story is a classic love story. You can read it with peace of mind.

As per the original story, the heroine is 17 years old and the hero is 30 years old, isn't it? Five years later, it's still just sexual harassment. hmm.