Reviews for STRICTLY LEGAL Manga

The image that lawyers are on the side of justice has become established, probably because of the influence of TV dramas, but it wasn't until recently that I learned that lawyers are in various fields, am I sweet? So, there are people looking for money if they win, there are people looking for status... as a result, a lawyer society that is no different from the normal world. Nevertheless, there must be lawyers who make an effort to ensure that all people living in a nation governed by the rule of law are judged “properly.” The hero wasn't castrated by one of them, his powerful grandfather, and I think that's fine. It's a story about the heroine's mental regeneration, but I think it's also a story that suggests that the heroine's appeal will increasingly lead the hero to become a human rights lawyer. I understand the meaning of what Professor Ogimaru said “long original work,” and I admire his ability to put it together on 128 pages. If I have time, I'd like to read the original story too.

(I was worried about love marks and tear marks. (I wish I could put both on!) The heroine met a bad man. My heart wasn't the only wound I had. Even my career has been shut down, and society treats me as a criminal even though I'm the victim. He warmed the heroine's heart and was super high-spec. They don't scatter elite odors in a disgusting manner and have a warm personality. The only feeling of the weak and the victim that people who can do it don't understand is an area where he had no idea until now in this story. It can also be felt like they are looking for even greater perfection in a formed human being, but for this heroine, the space between the two is also hazy because of the dark clouds of life covered by past incidents and lack of clear enough. The core of the story. Actually, HQ has a strong presence because it doesn't have many social stories. Therefore, the burden placed on the heroine's heart, etc., evokes the reader's sense of justice here. I'm simply envious of the sweet relationship between the two, who are getting closer and closer. I can really feel his cool temper in the fact that he doesn't have any level of calculation for his girlfriend. At the same time, I can clearly understand the heroine's feelings, who try to break up with good dreams, and how wonderful he is in the past and present that revolves around. Mr. Ogimaru's ability to dramatize them is amazing. I laughed at the afterword too. I laughed, thinking I wouldn't have been able to read it if that were the case. Note: Even if it's a story where I'm immediately moved and made to cry, other people may go that far

I really get carried away with Ogimaru HQ all the time. An elite lawyer fell in love with the street vendor's girlfriend at first sight, and she was really kind and dependable, but she was also honest about being scolded by her sister and remorseful. I love the expression in Mr. Ogimaru's paintings, or rather the fact that his feelings appear so naturally.

The heroine was deceived by her ex-boyfriend and was treated as a perpetrator even though she was a victim, and she was hurt. A hero who realizes that actions he thought were good backfired, and his goals were off. The hero's younger sister comes together with quite a bit of activity. Various foreshadowing and issues were properly collected and corrected, and everyone moved forward. It was easy, but the tempo was good and easy to read, and it was interesting.

The heroine had a strong sense of independence and was charming. The hero also came out and I was wondering if Toki was a bad guy, but as I read on, she was a person who had a good feeling for her little sister. However, if my older brother is too good, my younger sister will be in trouble.