Reviews for REBECCA'S ROGUE Manga

I wasn't the only beautiful drawing story by Sachi Miriho sensei that is essential for HQ... I want to see more of their impatient love, so the stars are dying

The fact that the settings aren't developed in the pattern I read all the time is novel and feels good. The feeling after reading was good, and I can imagine the two people full of happiness after reading it lol.

This author's paintings are always beautiful and pleasing to the eye! I'm especially happy just looking at this couple so beautiful! The story is also good and I'm amazed at the hero's unwavered feeling~

I like the writer. This person's picture is perfect for the Harley Quinn story!

A love story between two people that begins with a fake marriage. The hero that was thought to be Rokudenashi is wonderful. A story that makes everyone happy.

A man is the main character (there is also a psychological depiction of a woman, but only a little bit), and he is a reverse hero who is kind but good-natured, and has no confidence or money, which is rare in Harley Quinn, so you can feel the freshness. A story where such an unreliable hero is inspired by his intelligent and beautiful contracted wife, changes, falls in love, and grows dependably. The incident where the love and bond between the two is born is diagonally upward, and unexpectedly it is full of harassment, and the hero's masculinity and tearful kiss.

It's an author who really doesn't have any flaws. The story matches the design, and I read it all at once.

I love Sachimi sensei's historical story ☆ but I wonder if I got used to the good work a bit unsatisfactory ^^; there's a translation: poor hero and rich heroine, the hero is bad but kind hearted, and cool in times of emergency! The supporting characters are still shining, and they all have a happy ending at the end ☆ I want to read any stories about my hero friend's lawyer. The Japanese title doesn't match (laughs)

If you look at it calmly, it's a story where she laterally adored her cousin's lover and turned around with good timing conditions, but she was a smart heroine who managed to fit in without hurting anyone. Even so, I don't know what Sinful Waltz is about, and I don't think I can imagine the content from the title.

The picture is beautiful! The period hairstyles and clothes are very nicely written. The story is also very good! There really is nothing wrong with this writer!

The hero was pretty disgusting, but it was really wonderful that he was so handsome when it was essential. The heroine also has a strong heart, and I'm relieved by the feeling that the two of them have feelings for each other.

The hero at the beginning of the story was pitiful and I was wondering what would happen, but in the end, if masculinity has various forms of strength, it was a work where I thought it would have been good to be a happy person (≥≤) The hero seemed weak, and this is a manly man.

It's a bit different from common Harlequins, and it's very interesting. It makes me want to read more and more.

That was pretty interesting. Women are sloppy, arrogant, and selfish “This is Harlequin!” No, the hero is completely disgusting and good-natured. But at the bottom of the day, he was a strong, good-looking man. The picture is beautiful, so I wonder if he's a forgivable hero... (laughs)

It's a rare style among many Valentine's works. First, the male protagonist of this work has no talents at all other than his face and kindness, which can be taken as being weak. It's probably a pretty unusual setting for a ballet queen characterized by an unrealistic sweet romance with men who are “beautiful,” “millionaire,” and “confident and arrogant.” It's probably a pretty unusual setting. The main character, Will, who has nothing of that, makes full use of her beauty and becomes engaged to the daughter of a wealthy person... So much... no, because of his kindness, things don't go the way he wants. While falling into a situation he never thought about, he met a woman he loved and had a happy ending... and almost let go of that love because of her kindness. Well, all of the situations in the story are due to his kindness... but he also fights against tyrannical opponents and is in a ruthless social world It almost always ends up being a bit overwhelming, and it almost always ends up being disastrous, but if you were a woman, if there was a man who was so desperate for you... you'd fall in love... anyway, it's a barbecue style unique to ballet, so I can read it with peace of mind. It's a bit unsatisfactory for me who likes the development of trollos, so ☆ is 4.