Reviews for A HAUNTING OBSESSION Manga

At first, the hero who braces himself up resists in various ways if he isn't attracted to the heroine. But it eventually fell. Surprisingly, the hero who became honest was a good guy.

I like stories related to real estate, so I searched for properties in Australia and enjoyed this story along with pictures depicting properties driven by curiosity. And in other words, it's a story about grabbing a woman, not a property. From almost the beginning of the story, he, who is in a relationship with another person and is thinking about getting married, reveals to readers the feelings he has for the heroine from the moment he sees it. From the moment we met, it was an emotion I fell into at first sight and became trapped every day. I want to meet up and get rid of that leftover thing. However, once we met, we met, and the feeling that we want to meet again is born anew. Once we meet, I can't get the feeling I had before we met. The initial feeling of trying to shake off is not something you can do even if you meet to clear your feelings and then try to return your feelings to your lover from there. Such a series of feelings became his depiction of feelings and actions, but since the lawyer teacher had a suitable dating woman, he had no intention of doing anything even if he recognized him as a wonderful man as a heroine. But I didn't intend to hide my feelings in front of his unstoppable feelings. The heroine had finally begun to recover from DV Hell. Confidence in myself, another main theme of this story, while being sober, comes to me seriously. The heroine has a fierce marriage history, with painful old scars that she couldn't tell others about. HQ is a happy story where an unhappy woman changes her fate due to her love affair with a man, and it purifies the reader's mood, so this also makes me feel relieved, but the significance of the scene that reminds me of the fate at the beginning is unclear. If that's fate, then you have to get involved in the progress of the two during the story! Also, I didn't feel like I was drawing portraits carefully. Energy may have been spent on depicting homesteads when visiting properties, but I think HQ comics depict the lives of two people. Also, do you think the tone is different from the suit called pinstripe? The fact that he, like a “sober” lawyer, builds up fact-checking is a very interesting development of rationalization, and that wasn't bad, but it became a place where he had to fall into an emphasis on words, and the sweetness disappeared accordingly. I also wanted to enjoy a little more of their heightened feelings when their feelings finally crossed the line. Even so, I think I was able to depict the fact that falling in love is an emotion where people start running out in places unrelated to having a boyfriend or even though they have a husband.