Reviews for FALSE FAMILY Manga

I like works that feature mansions. If possible, it would be nice to have several gardens. Like the interior and clothes that match it. It's also interesting that the stage actress is the main character

The overall setting was so easy to understand that I was able to read it at a fairly early stage, but it was interesting to be able to feel how people are changing and how strong their love is. At the end, the men around me seemed to be such a delle that I couldn't believe they were capable of work (laughs)

Surprisingly, I can imagine the heart of Saxon, who hides his real daughter Mallory and makes him play his daughter. Although it was a cold-hearted act, I was displeased with my nephews and nieces who only had no interest in money, so fortunately even my daughter took the price. Money is manipulating him, so to speak. I'm so sorry. Since it's a story that unfolds in a suspense flavor, the hero Tony is also spicy. Even so, the fact that his facial expressions and actions, which are attracted to Mallory, are sandwiched between them has a great thrilling effect. It's a good development. Above all else, Mallory's strength of mind is good. I am clear about what I want to say. I feel that this has a tremendous effect on drawing readers into the story. Also, the cohesion as a family is conveyed in Happien's later story, and it is possible to finish reading with satisfaction as if they are fulfilling the obligation of an after-the-fact report only because it is suspense that does not end in a world with only heroes and heroines. I have only one regret. Did the Saxons love Mary? That's it. I wanted that feeling.

I was really surprised that it came out of a lie! It's a surprise story unique to Harlequin, but the story progressed until the end without getting bogged down, and above all else, I wanted to read the story a little further.