Reviews for THE PLAYBOY'S RUTHLESS PURSUIT Manga

I wasn't doubting love. He said he couldn't believe it. The story is nothing new. The picture is still as beautiful as ever. The scenes are neatly connected, so you can enjoy the ending without difficulty. Where I restrain my opponent so they don't get carried away, it also depends on the character, but if I were told that, even my hundred years of love would fade. Still, I know very well that it's ideal as a Lost Virgin opponent. It's probably going to be a dream life event. The good design, the atmospheric scenes, and the clean feeling that the characters are cool or untouched are all full of Fujita sensei's appeal, but there wasn't enough afterglow that came from the story. I often have the impression that wedding scenes are not limited to this work, but HQ in general, and end like Kintaro candy. On top of that, it's a double form of Kintaro candy where you're disillusioned by the appearance of your parents, and the reason you become aware that you're an irreplaceable partner, and as expected, it's hard to get a high evaluation if you read this much. However, there are many precious words lined up. “Nobody lives understanding the future.” “Even so, if it fades, can you crie/hurt yourself?” “You had the courage,” “it doesn't matter whether love fades in the meantime, or I want to convey my current thoughts.” Even if people are afraid that they won't be loved, they can relatively subjectively capture their own change of heart and win. A playboy who works on his own is a market-oriented playboy. He has a personality where he is honest with his partner, is sincere in love, and has a sense of responsibility. The story is consistent with scenes where “courage” is acknowledged to parents, and it tightens up with a stiff spine about valuing the present. With lines that make you feel soft and even noble, even scenes of conflict of opinion exude personality into his assertive appearance rather than harshness, and convince readers of his awareness of the climax. When Fujita got his hands on it, it was a beautiful scene where he realized his overflowing love. There are a lot of HQ titles that don't stick. I often think they are losing readers.