Reviews for ALL OF ME Manga

The softness of Nagasaki-sensei's paintings, the flowing lines are nice, they match HQ, and it's wonderful. I don't think heroes are arrogant. I think I was exhausted from only women who seemed to have something in their stomachs. However, even though I understood her true intentions, I let out words with a momentary feeling that I had been deceived, and since I hurt her, I thought she should suffer a little more.

The story of the heroine and hero was good. What bothers me is what comes after Alex and Patsy. I don't want you to forgive and accept such a man, no matter what the reason is. Weak willed men make the same mistakes over and over again, don't they?

I read Nagasaki-sensei's work for the first time, and I was moved by the very unique pictures. great. The feeling of air is wonderful. I'm convinced that reading between the lines in a novel is like this when you turn it into a picture. The scene where Nora, who is dozing off in David's car, wakes up is an obvious foreign love, isn't it? ♡ From the scene where Nora clutches the necklace David touched to the scene where David looks at the hair ornament she had forgotten in the car, it's already numb to Mondriutz's level. David's feelings and the way Nora's heart shakes are well conveyed, and the first half progressed like a cradle. The drama came to an end even though I was shocked by Nora's developmental words, “Once a relationship comes to a stop,” the drama came to an end. Itoko's Harlan's phrase “someday a man better than you will make that kid happy” is a good job! It made me want to shout. Personally, I wanted to feel more of David's impulses, but he was hurt too. However, I'm moved by the “Diamond Stone,” which shows that he seems to be a celebrity to pick up Nora and accept everything about her. Are the words “I don't want to live without you” wonderful too?

He was a cool hero from beginning to end. I know they're attracted to the heroine, but I wanted to see a hero who was in a hurry and upset, so ★ 1 is negative. But it was a wonderful story about beautiful men and women.

It's a story about a rich, arrogant hero common in Harley, a man who thinks women will take advantage of her, and a heroine who is honest, has talent and beauty, and has a good personality. It's very Harley-like. It's also standard that the hero side is experienced and the heroine side is a virgin. However, the hero in the second half was narrow-minded, and the heroine was a waste of time for this man. If the heroine is happy, that's fine, but it feels like they were forced to have a happy ending at the end, and the first half feels good, so the second half is a bit disappointing.