Reviews for SERENA MCKEE'S BACK IN TOWN Manga

It's an incident. I was a little afraid of the protagonist's immersion when searching for things. Heroes really like the main character, so I guess they weren't friendly when they saw them like that.

I wonder if my aunt, who passed away, and my daughter Selena both lived quietly to death. I can't believe my father killed my mother and killed her ●. My aunt seemed to feel the same way, and she passed away asking her to prove her father's innocence, just like a will. She probably would have done that even if she hadn't told me about it herself. It's HQ, so don't expect any suspense. I was able to read it in an interesting way, even though I was told that I read it to see what kind of situation Selena would confront. Although there was a slight sense of disappointment in the frames and lines made by the characters, it was generally accepted smoothly. I'm not who I was when I was a kid 11 years ago. Selena wanted to resolve it herself without relying too much on anyone, and acted accordingly. That determination was conveyed very well, and I was able to read in an easy-to-understand manner how the relationship was built after the reunion and resurrection love with my ex-boyfriend Cameron, their sorrow and sorrow, such as their respective circumstances and positions. Also, in the truth of the incident, it can be said that an important point is that the mother's affair, which cannot be understood by children, was easily accepted and able to get close to the core of the incident since she was an adult. Cameron appeared at the point of crisis and shot Uncle Dan to THE END. After that, let's think about our future with Cameron, Serena, and I wanted to push her back.

It was a nice story that came together properly, but maybe the man didn't look like Harlequin

It's suspenseful, and the culprit is quickly noticed, but I'm glad my hero protected me all the way. It's more like an old two-hour drama than Harlequin