Reviews for IN THE ARGENTINE'S BED Manga

If there was such a thing as a Harlequin Theater, I'd like to see this film on stage. Everything was like a dream love at first sight. It was a love that crossed borders, and it was romantic.

Wine goes really well with an extremely romantic and passionate love affair. It was a work that convinced me of that. Maybe wine is really good while reading Harlequin!

There is a scene that makes me cry. I can clearly understand that “wow” that comes unexpectedly. Overwhelmed by the sunset, the heroine cries for no reason. There is no condoning intention to move your opponent with tears. What's more, I don't dislike his reaction at that time. He's the “cute” type. They're not pretentious, they just have cute smiles. The heroine is moved by that. I also understand this very well. There are times when a smile makes me do it in an instant. I have a feeling that coolness is unusual for a good HQ boy. They both have a great night. When invited by a wonderful guy, she chooses to spend time with him, even if it's a dream for that limited time, and she is satisfied with that decision. I had no reason to say no, so I cut it off with my dream and jumped in. That kind of place often comes up. As a heroine, I think he would definitely be a woman other than myself, so I just can't keep being in his arms. That's Argentina. However, she had a mission, and she couldn't forget what she was here for. His boyish appearance is described by Kano sensei without any sense of incongruity. “Will You Leave Me Alone?” in NY It must have been the strongest murder complaint. Why do you say that? It's a scene like,. They probably won't let go of the hand they've been holding when they say that. While reading “No, I won't return,” I wanted to look up to heaven, wow. You can't go that far (from someone you like). younger? The worst biological father, who did not acknowledge the existence of children and thought it was rather disturbing, was not lowered to the level of a villain before I knew it, and finally showed a little bit of familiarity in his last years. “Forgiveness” comes up in front of this story. A father with little life to live takes advantage of his past sins to his son's kindness. Don't swear at people who are weak. His father is a helpless self, and he is a person with a strong sense of ambition, self-interest, and selfishness, but now he is blessed with a family, and it seems as if it were a reflection of the unfairness of the real world. Talant's daughter Fiona changed her mission to “handsome welcome.” I am keenly aware that both Japan and foreign countries have the same way of thinking. His father, who is reminiscent of the incumbent US president, quickly came to the liking of successive women. The child is in good shape. I feel that the contrast between the city and the countryside is the same everywhere. A clear assertion is good as an antithesis against the “urban money-making principle.” Even where the heroine became the chairman's shield, saying “I'm happy to be able to protect Amado,” the positions of him and the heroine are consistent throughout the story, and I think it's well-made.

Although it is said that it was just before the success was achieved, my lover told me that I was pregnant and asked to have an abortion, and I ignored it even when it was said that she had passed away. My subordinates, who were told to search for my son who had been born and bring him in, also had a disaster. South American guys are passionate about everything. The heroine didn't lose either, though.

I think she was an easy-to-understand heroine and hero. A clean ending where we were honest with each other. More than that, the older generation is a mess, and the most pitiful person is the hero's mother. I didn't like the hero's real father because he looked like a president somewhere (laughs)