Reviews for STORM OVER PARADISE Manga

Many of Ogimaru-sensei's works have been highly reviewed and remain in my mind, but I was wondering if this work would leave that much of an impression on me, but at the end, it was around where the hero mother came out. I thought a lot about whether it was something I did for my hero or just for myself, but the moment the two of them lost their disabilities, I was taken aback.

Every one of Ogimaru-sensei's works is really well-made. For example, arrogant heroes aren't as good as human beings, and heroines are always affectionate. That's why it has a calm, elegant design, and it always sticks to Gene and my heart. This work also develops a deep love in the midst of a conflict that one cannot help but be attracted to even though it is repulsive. The hero's mother was also probably struggling and hurt since she was young because of her husband, but I was a little sad at the love of letting go of her son while protecting her own pride until the end.

My little brother is so cute. In a sense, Cupid!! I'm glad that the frame division is stable.

The heroine had a heavy father and her own mother was her mistress. Her mother took her own life after being told of her bigamy marriage. A hero who tells the heroine many times that she is a prostitute similar to her mother. That's why I don't think I could honestly go to that last scene if I were you. that's impossible. Ogimaru-sensei's style makes it seem like a warm story, but I'm more convinced by the attitude of his last wife.

HQ's confession to the heroine that Aru is looking for money has been resolved, is rich in other elements and relatively light in weight. The arrival of Arashi and his hard work after that seemed to be serious in terms of the situation, but it's hard to convey that difficult feeling. Grandpa, mom, dad, dad's wife, all kinds of mud. However, intricate depictions are omitted, and only the results are explained in words. There may be circumstances behind each person's behavior, but many of them can't be seen as scenes where they cut into the characters, and the feeling that they have exposed their hearts is somewhat lacking. The sense of distance between him and his mother, and the heroine's father and his mother also only have location information about the characters, so they don't show much of their feelings. There were more pictures than ever before, and I was able to feel the scenery and atmosphere, but I couldn't get into the development of the two people in this story. He cuts justice and makes his mother express his intention to get married. If her husband betrays her, and her son, no matter what kind of fault people attack her, it's not surprising that she can't smile and bless her normally. She, too, might be happy with a different combination, and in a sense, I felt the vitality of this story in the plot to seek the next happiness in that year. In his last black and white style, I felt like I saw the arrival of sunny days with sparkling sunlight after a violent storm that also had victims.

Even though I knew it would end with a happy ending, I was curious about what kind of development it would be, so I bought it at almost full price. (I usually wait until a discount). This is how the results came, the hero's father is ridiculous, and so is the heroine's mother? I was quite surprised that the hero's mother felt like oops too.