Reviews for ONE BACHELOR TO GO Manga

Maybe it's because of my mind that not many of the heroes looked like Playboys?

Both the hero and heroine are fascinated by their appearance and the way they work. However, due to various circumstances, the marriage turned backwards. There was such a background, and it progressed in a daze, but at the root, the heroine Emily's father's love could be seen through, and it was a structure with a sense of security. Even though the two of them spent time together at a villa on the shore of Lake Tahoe with wonderful artwork, it was enough time for the two people who were busy getting to know each other, but they didn't reach a determination and were left with a wonderful stage at all, making it 100 times more unfortunate. However, again, I was convinced to be able to read it in a realistic and steady manner. Therefore, the rush to the second half was a good impression not only because of the development but also because the impatience of the heart was demonstrated in order not to stand in front of regrets. If I thought that the feeling of a father being so impatient about his daughter's marriage was also unusual, I had a heartwarming feeling after reading it, laughing at each other, wondering if that was the case.

I'm excited to see when the two of them at the villa intersect with each other's excited (*≥∀≤*) I'm excited to see when their thoughts that have passed each other intersect. It's been a while since I met my adult crush. It was a little light, but I enjoyed it. Papa good job d (^-^)

I can't believe there is a hero (or heroine) with such self-control in Harlequin! w That was a wonderful story, but it's unsatisfactory. Maybe they're begging for something they don't have.

It's a story about the heroine Emily, who is the daughter of the president of a big company but also an excellent sales manager, and Jack, the hero who became an executive due to her ability?? Jack is the principle of not getting married like he did? happy ending, of course? It's a common story, but if Ai Mari and Sensei draw it, they just buy it? The title is “Playboy Hesitation,” but there are no Playboy elements. Is Jack traumatized about his biological father?? But is he a very serious man? Please subscribe by all means?

A wonderful holiday home that will make you envy both the exterior and interior. What happens there is not a happening, but a story about each other quietly talking, and it's a wonderful adult pure love. The emotional turbulence of the two of them will naturally draw you in. I was taken aback by Papa's last “Eh” shobon.

I think it's no good to fall in love with them, and I've already felt their partner's appeal. There are all environments where you can fall in love with each other, just one kiss. More than this, each brake enhances the quality of the work. The exterior of a snowy villa and the atmosphere of a resort area with a snowy landscape outside are romantic! The skiing scene is also very good. It's strange why ski resorts don't appear easily in other HQ. Both the picture of a car running through the forest and the inside of the villa fully express the feeling of a high-class resort, and I continue to feel that HQ is useless if you don't have a teacher with drawing ability to handle it. But even though Ai-sensei's portraits are always more beautiful and wonderful, are the main male and female characters in this work? It's a bit of a simple feeling. That's the only disappointment. Is it a production timing issue? That's a full-body image of a man in particular? That feeling. The story has been put together safely, so there's no problem, but on the contrary, in the scene where she turned her back due to certain circumstances, she was worried about the heroine and starts to move, and I feel like it would have been OK to add a slightly slower drop to that and enter an irregular gear in the development. I think I wanted them to liven up the drama from around the heroine's decision to show the heightened feelings of each of them as they headed to the climax. The reason for his “hesitation” is the thick line of the story, the development doesn't waver, and it's easy to sympathize with the heroine's movements. A male character with a mature personality who has feelings for the heroine is also good. This kind of adult romance makes me think that HQ is a childish style of painting. In that respect, the visuals are age-appropriate, and the proposal scene delicately reflects the feelings of both parties, and I am satisfied. However, HQ has a lot of weird titles, and this is one of them. It makes me wonder if this is really something that can't be done.

I was surprised by the connection that the secretary named Carmila was the secretary who appeared in “Santa's Christmas” by another writer.

it's not Playboy like you see in the review, is it? A story about such a hero and a heroine who is the divorced president's daughter. They are both adults, and it progresses rather smoothly without any terrible fights, misunderstandings, or anything like that. Both the last 2 and dad were very nice, but since they weren't relentless, it felt so easy... maybe that's a bit disappointing.

It was expensive, so I bought it. I'm glad it had a happy ending at the end. The picture seems to make people like and dislike it.

The story was just as I had imagined! The heroine and hero who are doing their best are so smiling