Reviews for A PRICE WORTH PAYING? Manga

False marriages are a staple of the real ones, but the content was persuasive. This heroine was likable and very nice. It's great because it makes you happy at the end. ☘

The heroine has said it many times, but the hero is really kind. I was able to feel the hero's love for the heroine, probably because of the author's design. And I really liked the face (jokes are common, but it made me cry so much and it made me cringe!

It's a common story in girls' comics, where a man who knows many women meets the heroine and knows that she seriously loves people. Were the women men have met up until now that bad? Other than the heroine, men almost always go around and are women with a bad attitude. But rather than the good or bad of humans, I think it just means that I just couldn't meet the perfect person. If you think about it normally, it's like that, but in the story world, an opponent with a great personality is full of joy and appears as a big favorite. Men are often perfect (socially) at HQ, and the problem is how to follow the path until they become their only partner. Every time I read that precious, important scene where he is aware of his love for the heroine and confesses it, my throat hurts and I'm moved by the fact that he calls the heroine's name in this story. Airport scenes are sometimes effectively used in movies, etc., and even though they are definitely not unusual scenes, they are brought here for some reason. He rushed head-on to arrest him, and his true feelings, which he hadn't wanted to talk about until then, come on. Because of this scene, ☆ is now five. I also really like his look. Until I was fascinated by the climax, I was drawn to it because it looked pretty good.

Due to old causal relationships, the hero and heroine pass by each other and feelings that aren't conveyed well, making it sad...? The single-minded kindness to grandpa is conveyed from beginning to end. The heroine was very nice. Are you relieved that you'll be happy at the end?

I really liked the heroine!! It makes me feel really sad as I read how the two are gradually attracted to each other but pass each other. Of course, it's a happy ending at the end!

The heroine Simone is dogmatic for her only grandfather, Felipe. In conclusion, Simone did what she herself wanted to do to relieve her own feelings. It seems difficult to develop due to her shallow wisdom, but I bow my head to just trying to capture my grandfather's feelings and show off his failures. When I think about the feud between the two families since ancient times, I think the energy of youth and the Buddha I don't know is often said. The changes in hero Alessander's feelings gradually appear, but why is his face, which gets caught up every time, making it look outrageous? Am I the only one who looks that way? You can look forward to it, right?! Is there anything else? I was puzzled because I felt that kind of excitement and elimination. Even though he is proud to be a playboy and a wealthy man, both the heroine and I are puzzled because he is kind and sincere towards Simone, but from his point of view, I was able to see that the hope that he wanted his unwavering girlfriend to be directed at himself was oozing out, and he moved forward to chase Simone leaving without multiplication, and I was relieved to have him head to the airport MAX.

It was a story from a fake marriage, but the hero who seemed ruthless was surprisingly kind, and the heroine was also a kind woman full of love, so I was able to read it fluently while thinking they were a wonderful couple? Was it interesting that a woman who was supposed to be her rival was just targeting another wonderful man?

I'm relieved that he's a rare and kind hero among Harlequins, where there are many arrogant heroes. There were no particularly disgusting people, so I was able to read it with peace of mind.

It was good that lying was never for my own sake. That's why even when so much happiness came to the heroine, she was easily accepted.