Reviews for FALLING FOR THE SHEIKH SHE SHOULDN'T Manga

Their first marriage left a deep sense of sadness in both of them, but I'm glad they respected each other and were able to move forward.

Seek stuff is nice. If you think that you can do what you want, you have a responsibility to shoulder the people. Both the hero and heroine were two adults who met because of their past.

I like seek stuff, and I think it's reliable that this seek takes quite a bit of effort to get through what I think. And he said he was honest. The main character is the main character, has his own self, and from his own experiences, he struggles while being attracted to seek, which is wonderful. I'm glad that Seek, who accepted that, was also cool. Their attitude towards life was also good.

A story about overcoming the past and carving out the future. Overall, the drawing is strange, but the lines are beautiful ♡ The exciting and lingering ending was also wonderful.

I tend to get excited about HQ comics by manga artists who can only draw two childlike children. Yokoi sensei shows the atmosphere of an adult romance with adult visuals that you probably know both sour and sweet, so expectations are already high from the beginning with pictures alone. There are too many swimsuit scenes, but the story is wider than the number of pages taken in the bed scene, and the place where they meet and go through the process of getting to know each other even more is a beach, and the setting of the story is also a beach town, which led to naturalness. There are so many pictures where eyes aren't drawn. There are also developments that unfold with dissidents, and there are times when the heroine is treated unwarmly in the palace, etc., and the story is centered around the harshness of the outside rather than the waves and winds of the relationship with him. The fact that the heroine's enthusiasm and positivity to do the best she can without being frightened by the state of emergency in front of her moves not only him but also people's hearts, much better than just reading and being placed by their side. However, the point of that, the fact that it moved people's hearts was only explained later, and I felt that that was unsatisfactory. The process of the two becoming close is being made up, and even though I can understand his enthusiasm and the heroine's hesitation, it seems like an episode where the main customer falls in order for the two to become close in fragments, or to be recognized by those around them. Reading the act of helping others simply feels good. Since it's a story, the occurrence itself is artificial, though. I think it's about 3.7 to 3.9.

Both the hero and heroine are strong, compassionate, and wonderful. They were attracted to each other, but the opponent was the king of a different country, and there was also a scene where they fought against dissidents, which made me feel harassed.

Seek stuff... it's good after all. Dokudou, let's break up, this is a story that feels like a break in. Is there an undisputed happy ending at the end?

The heroine, who is positive even when she fails, and is strong and kind is wonderful ☆ Even though the hero also has tragedies, her strength to face the heroine straight and not shake until the end is cool!! I'm glad that two people who are similar are naturally attracted to each other. Too bad the last one was quick ▽ I wonder if I wanted to see more lovey-dovey.

I love Sikh stuff. The story was good too. The hero is Seek, so it's also a good idea to be aggressive and develop quickly. However, the picture... I also feel like it's dramatic and beautiful, but there are a few things I'm worried about. Is the cause of the sense of incongruity because the drawing is unstable? Because I only draw one eye? That bikini line is strange, isn't it? Is there a line (depression) there? I'm worried about that. But I got 4 stars because it was interesting.

National survival crisis?! Most of the characters are targeted for their lives. can it be achieved in such a horrible Middle East?! It was a story full of jarring feelings!