Reviews for SECRETS OF CASTILLO DEL ARCO Manga

It's more like horror than Harlequin. For better or worse, the hero has been too captive by his ex-wife, and is it really possible to say that they are happy even when they get together with the heroine? I think this love wouldn't be possible without the heroine's love, and it's fragile.

The hero's past is a bit tough, but the pictures are beautiful too and this is Harlequin??

There was a lot of darkness in my heart, and I was thrilled. It's a work that also has a sense of tension.

The picture is beautiful and the story is good. I was betrayed by my wife, but I'm glad my beloved heroine saved me. I'm really glad they didn't become two people passing by each other.

He's a good-looking and very rich hero, but he's also confused because of his previous marriage. On the other hand, I had the impression that the heroine who grew up as a princess was pretty solid. Anyway, the picture was beautiful, which was great.

I give 4 stars to the picture. The hero in the dark, who has a dark secret behind her back, and the heroine who has existed since she was young, can express this contrast with pictures alone, and it's amazing even for heroes and handsome guys just by looking at them lol lol lol. The story is a short mystery, isn't it a bit child deception?

The hero is the kind and wonderful prince that girls have been dreaming of since childhood episodes. I read it harshly, as if there were a lot of thoughts and secrets, but it ended in a heartwarming way. I wanted to read more psychological depictions of the heroine, so it's ☆ -1.

The pictures were very beautiful and easy to read. Contrary to that, the story begins with the heroine's love affair, which is quite heavy and pale, but it unfolds quite well... it was quite interesting.

Girls' Friend Era? I was reading Watanabe-sensei's works a lot. The drawing ability doesn't make you feel uncomfortable even in an adult atmosphere, the heroine is beautiful, and the hero (although there are shadows) is cool, which was great. The depiction of Venetian scenery and architecture was also wonderful, and I felt like I had traveled while reading it. The story also had a slightly dark tone, but I'm glad it had a happy ending.

Heroes who end up facing themselves in order to protect their innocent heroine Heroes who were really kind and cool from an early age are wonderful! The last one was a good story about the heroine who became an adult to protect the hero.

It was a sad story. Although the heroine is a bit of an otome girl, she is a cute girl who is naive and innocent. Even though the hero rises from a painful past, the heroine's innocence is dazzling. Finally, the heroine also grew up peeling skin. She was not just a woman to be protected, but she had strength. However, that castle is too scary, isn't it? Let's let go right away!

I read it because I was wondering what Harlequin was like, but it was surprisingly good.