Reviews for MYSTERY LOVER Manga

I have no choice but to think that no matter how much I have a crush on someone in costume, it's nothing but virtual. There is nothing but fear when imagining what kind of truth lies underneath the costume. Being disguised and acting out is something a coward does, but being rejected by someone you like hurts, so everyone is cowardly blown away, but if you want your heart too, there's no such comfort way. I think it's more disappointing than entrusting a love letter to someone else on behalf of the person himself. The heroine Jane must have been attracted to Jonathan, but it remains a mystery what she likes about him. They were equally good, good-looking, and familiar to me, so it seemed like they were within reach even if I didn't say it was easy. However, Heronic exists in a different category. Nick was cornered by the determination that he was not a romantic partner and was not a man she admired and could do something about herself. It was developed after failing to measure the timing for the spirited man who controls M&A, but not being able to kick things off the morning after the party was an answer to his carelessness and overconfidence. Even so, the question arises as to whether they won't notice the encounter after so many times. When I think about what comes after escapism, it's within the scope of imagination whether this is over and whether they will put an end to it or be hit, but isn't there any hopelessness for men or women who drown in such things? That's because they may have a habit of escaping, so they hesitate to get married. In the case of this story, I know it was just because I thought Jane was the man she was attracted to, but it was a wrong person, right? It's still scary when I think about it.

It makes me want to dive right in and think of it as fantasy, and it was exciting, and I was able to read it at a good tempo.