Reviews for SECRETLY YOURS Manga

I wonder what this is. No big events happen, just cleaning and repairing the house every day. Among them, they were attracted to each other, but they tried to back off for each other. Even though the heroine is a young lady, she has a strong sense of independence and is unfazed, so it's refreshing to read it. Heroes have low self-esteem due to accidents caused by arrogance in the past, but it's nice that they gradually gain confidence. The scene where the heroine hits her fiancé decided by her parents with a goo was rare in HQ, and it was so refreshing.

It's not flashy, but I think it's drawn very well. It was a story where the quiet movement of the heart was clearly conveyed.

There are places where people are similar to each other, but it was wonderful that they each overcome their past and connected.

It's nice that both the pictures and the story are carefully drawn. I wonder if the first hero is Yeon-sama? I thought (lol)

There aren't any intense and dramatic developments like a common HQ, but I think it's a story that works really well even if it's slow. I like it (n*'ω`*n)

Nothing to say? May you always be happy from now on...?

A hero who gave up his favorite pilot job as a result of being overconfident and reckless. Meanwhile, the heroine gave up a life where she could get everything she had for freedom. I wish that one shot ✊ woke my parents up. But is it okay to think that being a furniture craftsman is quite a bit of hard work?

There are works of Harlequin that I wish I knew the ending, while others didn't. The story of these brothers, combined with the wonderful artist's paintings, is a work that makes you want to read it over and over again. I'm lucky to be able to buy it cheaply!!

I don't feel like heroes who make furniture and repair homes while suffering from pain due to the sequelae of the accident aren't withdrawn. I'm happy with the heroine's words praising the furniture she made, and I like the heroine because the hero is a straightforward type of person. I want to cheer them on.

It's the younger brother of the McBright brothers, but as Ai Mari and Sensei said, it's rare for an unemployed, withdrawn hero. But you're drawing in a cool way. As expected. The story was a story where the heroine, who was slow to become independent, and the hero, who was frustrated by an accident, go through each other's hearts and make a fresh start with each other, and the end page was wonderful, symbolizing the future. However, heroes, handsome, and excellent pilots before the accident, are too talented to make furniture that no one can make even after the accident. Also, since the hero's family is a group of people with good surroundings, the extent to which the heroine's parents and fiancee are unruly is conspicuous. If parents who don't think about their daughter at all, or a man who is extremely playful, become their fiancee without permission, anyone will run away, right?

The pictures were easy to read, and the content was good. Although the content is a bit unusual, it's a work that doesn't hurt to read.

It's different from the usual Harlequins, but it was easy to understand where they were attracted to each other, and it was pretty nice to smell the feeling that happiness would continue even after the happy ending.

From now on, I wanted Ai to do her best at work and be happy!

The teacher also wrote it, but it certainly isn't Harley's story. But the way they warmly nurture love was wonderful. yeah. I read Harley a lot, but you can enjoy it even if you don't have dramas or rich people (^-^)

A hero who lost his dream, even though he sowed it himself. A heroine who is desperate to become independent. They are two people who are not good at relying on people, but they are moved by the heroine, who has an eye for the essence of people. It made me feel warm and happy.

The heroine, who had no freedom even though she had no material inconvenience, is with an opponent who can't get her parents' approval. That partner is also in a situation where savings have run out and it is necessary to look for a job. It's all said, but it's a story that depicts something more important than money. What is happiness, and the heroine understood his kindness from the time her loved one lived a rough life due to physical disability. They are two people who can't step foot on their partner, even if they are aware of their love. They are two delicate people who both have artistic talents in creative genres, and seem to be on the opposite side of pomp. Children cannot all think the same about what they think is good for parents within the framework of the parent world. I can't live by holding myself back just because of my parents' expectations. Economic sanctions (?) due to imposition of parents' values I feel the strength of this kind of story in the strength of the heroine, who persists in her independence even after receiving such means. There are probably not a few people who compromise before reality, such as not being able to step over there if their parents oppose them, or not being able to defy what their parents say until they throw away their economic level. I often see and hear such things from beginning to end with explanations such as not being able to get married due to the opposition of her parents, but the heroine's courage to jump out is majestic. Also, if you meet someone that you really think is this person, it's cool to move forward. No matter what anyone says, no matter how difficult the future may be anticipated, the heroine's positivity can be matched by the cleanliness of making firm choices for herself at a crossroads in her life. That's why there was a quick counterattack at the end of the game. It's also nice that the cold identity of the fiancee decided by the parents is revealed. He was unaware of setbacks, and his injuries from the accident will only get better later. The physical damage was severe, and of course the old injuries would sometimes remind him of his youth, but not only is the heroine the closest understanding person, but it also feels good that she has the strength to live.