Reviews for A FIERY BAPTISM Manga

How dramatic! It's been a while since I read such a dramatic HQ. I think the richness of expressions of the characters drawn by Professor Aso made this work even richer and more moving.

I'm buying the author. After all, it's Harlequin that makes me want to scream. The happy ending at the end is nice, but the way it ends after kissing is a bit too orthodox.

I like Ayumu Aso's works. This work came as a surprise to my heart. There were problems one after another, and I was wondering what would happen, and I'm glad.

Disturbed by their parents, the two meet again as the months and days go by, even though they love each other while misunderstanding each other. While struggling, misunderstandings are resolved, but I feel the depth of the heroine's love. I'm glad it had a happy ending, but when I think about the heroine who was being swayed by toxic parents and lived a very difficult life... I'm really glad (••) This author really has good works and beautiful pictures. I recommend it.

If the opposition of parents is so thorough, is it really for the child, is it mean or decency? Even in Japan, there are things like hand cutting money and hopelessness, but in foreign countries, the scale is already flashy. However, since this is an HQ world, it is also assumed that wealth and status are not comparable to Japan. Thoroughly, the will of the person in question is crushed. Since there is a boarding school or something, it is both the parents' property and a tool. Is it a decoration that can be cleaned up or pulled out? It's a story where I want to apply the phrase that even children are blood humans, even though it's an overused expression. However, this story wasn't about looking for each other; it was a chance reunion. The trigger for this was in jeopardy, and somewhere in my heart, I feel sorry that the revived love between the two of them is thin ice. This is because there is an idea that everything is fine if the end is good, but when the feeling that they didn't want to meet comes to the fore, even the feeling that they wanted to meet when they wrote a letter saying they wanted to meet over and over again becomes something uncertain. Most of the men depicted by Mr. Aso are really adults, but Mr. Alejandro is young. But it also shows a cute part, so I realized once again that the teacher was able to go through this feeling too. The semi-nudity at the beginning and the depiction of the bed scene were sensational, and I thought I'd wait for that in Lady Comic. In the final frame, I couldn't quite see the position of the man's face from his neck down and on his body.

The two were probably children of each other, and they couldn't even get along; in particular, there are quite a few misunderstandings about the hero. The main culprit is the heroine's parents, who are impossibly unbelievably lacking in human hearts. I was thrilled and moved until the end. You will be happy and build a wonderful family.

Both of them had little secrets and a sense of not being honest, and misunderstandings created misunderstandings, and this time their parents were bad people. The reason I gave it a high rating was because I liked the scene where the misunderstandings were resolved little by little, the feelings were gradually connected, and at the end, the feelings really came together. I think it was carefully drawn. I'm curious about what will happen to their parents after that, but I wonder if the two who look forward will choose the path of forgiveness??

As you read on, the misunderstandings between the two will be resolved. but! The heroine's parents are the worst! If only that letter had arrived! It was an unforgivable (`he') happy ending that tore these two lovey-dovey people apart, but it was unbearable.

By all means, I think I wanted to call the heroine's parents Gaffen.

They adopted a child, right? Both of them aren't affectionate people. The lives of both the hero and heroine were ruined by such people, but somehow they understood their misunderstandings, understood in the true sense of the word, and had a happy ending. However, it makes me think that if the hero was rich, they would have been able to check the heroine's status. And finally, am I the only one who can't deny the feeling that it ended all of a sudden?

Speaking of royal roads, I'm talking about royal roads. Goodbye from misunderstandings, uninformed children, reaffirmation of love and happy endings. but the heroine's parents are too scum this time around? Without these two people, we would have been a lovey-dovey couple and a happy family. It's really sad. I'm glad they got together once again, but personally I like sweet stories that make people cringe - ☆ 1, so sorry.

Various thoughts, such as interference and misunderstandings from the heroine's parents, tear the two apart. The final scene was very dramatic and hilarious. That was a wonderful story.

It was jarring as a story, but it's pretty sad that children were left behind... lol

It's a royal Harlequin, the heroine who works hard to be healthy, and the hero who is kind, and it's frustrating to read it by each other, but the end has a proper happy ending, so it's refreshing after all, there's no doubt that Aso Ayumu sensei's Harlequin is definitely a work you'll want to reread on a regular basis