Reviews for THE PIRATE Manga

Sometimes sci-fi stuff comes up in HQ, doesn't it? This is also in that series, but when I first read it (in Yomiho), I was amazed like a character with a big open mouth drawn by Takayama-sensei, and it was hard to overturn my HQ concept up until then and catch up?? It was like that. But this is a memorable work that swamps to the point where it became an opportunity to become a Takayama fan, and changed from being unable to catch up to chasing. Come to HQ for anything ❗ lol lol... if you think about it, HQ itself is a “fairy tale,” so it should go well with science fiction. It may not exist, but even though the wormhole theory is impossible to think of as a time machine, there is no denying an accidental time slip like this one, so I can't say that there isn't one. What if you think about this kind of romance secretly coming to fruition somewhere? a little bit of a jerk?

It's impossible, but it makes me wish it were possible. Since “love” starts all of a sudden, they probably think so because it's a good reason no matter what kind of trigger it is. The setting is that Meredith and Griffin have in common brought him to the present day. An unfamiliar book appears from her house, and that becomes the key to calling Griffin. It's an important item to make an impression that his life in Meredith's world will begin when the book disappears when he is finally called to the present day. It makes me want to look for such items in my house (laughs) I don't think that the ethics of people who lived 300 years ago aren't that different, but I don't think Griffin has challenged a desperate battle with “Pirate Black Beard,” and the fact that their sense of morality is written too well is probably a necessary element for a love story. And Meredith's parrot, Ben. This brings out a good taste. She is her brother, pet, and also plays the role of MC, and pushes Meredith on her back and makes her calm. The 300 years that separate them is such a tough issue, but there is nothing wrong with “love.” As an aside, I've been addicted to sci-fi romance since I watched Christopher Reeve's “One Day Somewhere” on the late-night broadcast when I was a kid. I've watched many sci-fi romance movies starring Meg Ryan, but I haven't watched many sci-fi romance movies anymore. I began to think that the last movie I watched was “Il Mare,” so I'm going to watch it now.

I love that kind of story! The picture is beautiful, and I'm glad the story about traveling back in time from the pirate era to the present day... was romantic.

There are occasional time slips, but the goal of defeating Blackbeard was burning, and it was nice that the hero was not just at the mercy of him, but also struggled.

So you can read it without worry and enjoy it. But when I read a story that takes you back in time like this, I always think, what is the family register after getting married? What will happen in this day and age? with

A very dreamy story. You like time-travel stuff, don't you? The heroine is cute and so are the heroes. An ideal happy ending ♪