Reviews for FORGIVEN BUT NOT FORGOTTEN? Manga

It was an unstoppable work of excitement. Even though I loved her, she had a past that made me want to hate, and I didn't know how to erase that past, my heart hurt when I thought about the hero's conflict in agony, and she looked closely at the terrible past where the heroine's heart was almost crushed, and she was trying to stand on her own, and I thought it was amazing and I wanted to support her. I thought that the cause of everything was the heroine's father (mother too), and that both the hero and the heroine's half-brother showed understanding, which was more of a relief than anything else. In the afterword, Nanasei-sensei said that this work was a spin-off, so apparently there's a story about my half-brother, so I'd like to check that out too.

The heroine sisters' lives are so intense that it's hard. The hero got caught up in it and sacrificed, but I'm glad they both were happy by knowing the truth, forgiving the heroine, and acknowledging their love.

I was reading a work related to this work, so I bought it out of the blue. The heroine's parents are just scary and terrible. Of course, the heroine who can't defy is unavoidable, and the hero who suffered damage as a result is also pretty pitiful. two people who are still attracted to each other... sad but good

It comes without anger or depression from parents, so be careful if you don't like it.

They've been searching for Andreas for half a year even though I hurt him and demeaned him socially. It's the beginning where Siena's feelings of being happy to be reunited are conveyed very well, no matter what form of feeling it is. If I had been smarter, if I had the courage, Siena's feelings of regret for the past are clearly depicted, and tears overflow. A “good family” is strictly taught in manners and studies. This can be accompanied by “corporal punishment.” It's a “natural” world in a “home” with “traditions.” However, it can also be called hell for children growing up there. Even if you learn them, it's not necessarily true that your mind will grow properly. It's because of violence called “corporal punishment.” This is because the time a typical child spends dreaming is spent fearing and enduring corporal punishment. I'm not defending it, but I imagine that was Siena's father, although he probably had the skills. I couldn't bear it and it became so distorted. They used children as tools to relieve the feudal principle of money called “imperial studies,” the desire for honor, and suppressed grudges and bitterness called “imperial studies.” To satisfy all desires. The lives of the sisters who were sacrificed for that are too bad. It hurts so much that I can cut myself off just by imagining it. It's too painful. Siena, who makes an effort to think that if she doesn't change herself, she can't change everything is too painful. Everything is sad. Even so, how many lines contain poison in the story. The feeling that it is leading to a rock bottom is overflowing. Not only was Siena's heart like she had to tell the truth with bitter feelings... I felt truly relieved by the development where she was finally able to express everything and apologize to Andreas. However, however, there is no scene where Siena from P121, which is the showcase for the biggest HQ development, answers “I like it.” Since the conflict has been around for a long time, this confession is supposed to be similar to a cry that squeezes it out of the depths of the body, and even though I wanted that to happen, it's just “1 frame”?? At least one page, hope is open, and this is exciting. It makes me cry in a different way. I wanted even louder light to be emitted only for the heavy and dark content (crying) It's extremely disappointing. It was a sad ending. even though it's HQ...

the heroine's father is too bad? he's the worst person who has derailed the lives of so many people...? was it really nice that the misunderstandings were resolved and everyone had a happy ending?

Harlequin is full of twists and turns, “There's no reason for that,” but I'm addicted to it... The pictures were beautiful, and it was interesting. It seems like a spin-off of Love Ransom, so I think I'll read that one too.

I learned that it was a spin-off of the Ransom Affair series, so I immediately bought it! This was also a good (*^^*) perfect score.

I read Love's Ransom first, so it's from that time!! It was like that. If you read it in a series, it's interesting to be able to read the story from both perspectives.

It's a spin-off of “Love Ransom.” Rocco and Gracie are making a friendship appearance. As always, Nanasei-sensei's work is rich and deep. It's more like watching an animation rather than a manga, so you can enjoy it. ✨ Are you excited about the love scene this time around? After all, the content did not disappoint. was that interesting??

The hero is hurt by not being able to defy his father, but the misunderstanding gradually resolves. There are a few related works, but I've read them all. Every work was good.

Addicted to the temptation of a woman seven years younger... I think it's a bit uncool to have a grudge against you. This is the third installment of the series Ransom for Love (Mother-in-Law, Brother Rocco) and Tangled Love (Sister Serena). I wonder where my father's cruelty came from.

I'm glad I was able to do it. A heroine with an overly complicated and cruel upbringing. Everything was resolved amicably, and I'm glad we were able to return to our relationship. Realistically, it would take much longer for the characters to release their minds, but since they're Harley Queen, it's fast. Thanks to that, I'll be able to live a long and happy life later.

This is the first time I've read Harlequin. For the most part, the development is similar, but it is a work I can remember.

The heroine puts her partner she was attracted to at first sight because of her parents into a terrible situation. Five years later, I myself found myself in a disastrous situation. The reunion of the two and the process leading up to resolving their misunderstandings and forgiving each other is worth reading. It's a series, but you can enjoy it without problems even if you don't know the other stories.

I think it was great to be able to meet the heroine again. His life was also derailed, so it wasn't the beginning of a beautiful reunion drama. The heroine invited him to the best of her ability, and they had a fateful encounter five years ago that he couldn't resist. An abominable incident that took a dark turn in the direction of ruining the heroine's feelings and plunged him into the abyss in an instant. However, the feeling I felt for the person I had at that time was uninterrupted. The world of the story depicts terrible parents, and it dramatically showed the heroine's connection with him escaping from the dark girlhood, but I think the drama was a bit weak due to his hardships and forgiveness. I'd like to say from the heroine's standpoint that it's because of the heroine's parents and not the heroine's responsibility, but this is because we can't ignore what he wears. Also, I was interested in the heroine as well. Even so, since the story is so dark and salvation is happy, the fact that many pages are devoted to the conversation at a later date seems to be a structure that tries to balance the whole thing, but I feel that the turning point in the relationship between the two relies on explanations, and I wanted them to use the breadth of paper for that visual depiction. I think I wanted to see a little more emotional transition with my own eyes.