Reviews for A DEAL WITH ALEJANDRO Manga

The development peculiar to Harlequin where you can read the future (I know that men and women stick together, but how to go through the process) was fun to read because I didn't understand until around the middle stage, but suddenly there was a sense of fierce dash towards the end, and I wanted them to move a little more slowly towards the end.

It was about my older brother. The two also make a brief appearance in The Little Brother's Story. The relationship between parents in childhood is a messy type where they don't know how to deal with love.

It is said that mercy is not good for people, but vice versa; if you curse a person, there are two holes. I wanted to tell the Andro brothers about this too. They say it's not necessary to imitate children harvesting the seeds of misfortune scattered by parents. At least the younger brother Gael may not have adored his older brother, but when he is chasing his back with his goal, his older brother Andro is obsessed. He should acknowledge that the misfortunes of his half-siblings are not just one but two. Also, making parents a teacher on the other hand and being happy is revenge and breaking up against parents. Elise is no different. Being a woman is more difficult than being a man to stand up in society. That's why I'm most happy to be able to honestly face the presence of a man named Andro, but at the end, I was surprised at how much the story twists so that I didn't have to prepare something like this. It is easy to imagine that people who don't know the love of a family will discuss and consult with each other to build a family while parallelizing their experiences. That was good, I really think it was good.

I liked the author and bought it. It's a bit disappointing that the development was at a rapid pace, but it's a work you can read at a good tempo?

It was fun, and I wanted to see something a little more like that brother's story later.