Reviews for THE ITALIAN'S REVENGE Manga

rival woman's? I didn't think it was such a revenge story. Maybe from the expression that discovered the pill? I thought, but she loved the heroine. If the rival didn't go out with another person and was crushed, it wouldn't have made the kid suffer.

I feel that it is wonderful that this teacher captures the changes in the emotions of the characters and makes a picture. I think readers will be shaken by this. This book is a story about being scratched around by “Beat's Childhood Friend Marietta,” who falls in love with Beats. The child who is hurt and swayed seems pitiful, but when I think about Catherine's feelings, it must have been suffering from hell, and the pain comes through painfully. Nevertheless, I felt sorry for Marietta. Why didn't you confess when you had a relationship with Beats? It wouldn't have been this miserable if it had been shaken up at that time. And they should have been able to sincerely face Rocco's love. Really an “idiot.” I can't stop hoping that at least Louisa will watch over her as her “godmother.” In the first place, it was a problem caused by Beat's lower body situation, but I finished reading it comfortably because of his thorough reflection. Don't forget to take the “pill” “idiot” Catherine.

I'm sure their assumptions and misunderstandings overlapped with each other, and their relationship became irretrievably entrenched, and the biggest victims were children. I want to see children smiling between their parents as soon as they are completely perverse by bad adults' heartless words (^_^) v

My wife had a miscarriage (stillbirth?) They were staying in another woman's room at the time, right? Men who aren't afraid of that fact rather than whether there is a physical connection or not are not good anymore. If I can reflect so much, why didn't I do it sooner? I'm ☆ 4 because of Mr. Ogimaru's skill.

I think the story was passionate and good. If I had liked the picture a little more, it would have been ☆ 5.

There's a scary word like revenge in the title, but it's a heartwarming feeling after reading it. The story is a so-called Harlequin royal setting where a couple who go their separate ways return to their senses. It's not a brand new setting. There are also rivals that make the story slightly complicated. Well, he's a typical villain rarely seen in recent years, and it's so bad that I even felt refreshed. But I wonder if I had a little worse guts. I wonder if it's the artist's style anyway, and contrary to the loud title, it's a smiley ending.

Even though it's an interesting work, the reason it hasn't received many reviews is probably because the picture feels a bit old. It was so interesting! The woman who is the heroine's love interest is a feel-good villain, and it's frustrating for the hero who doesn't notice it, but she's not just a villain... and why didn't she notice... there was also one more surprise... I'm glad there were highlights at the end too!