Reviews for THE PLAYBOY IN PURSUIT Manga

I was wondering if the title “I can't dance tango” meant understanding his occupation and not being able to snuggle up to him. But it's a big difference. It was a story about you just the way you are, and you should have it in my arms. Needless to say, the drawing is extremely sensual, but I was drawn to the gap between Hero Val's gorgeous appearance and sincere humanity. There were plenty of images of the heroine Lucille's heart broken by love, rejected, and wearing a mask, falling in love with Val and being swayed by it like a storm, in an easy-to-understand manner, and it was painful as if it were a simulated experience. At the end of the story, the vacant seats Val sees, and the dancing in the lobby of the venue, there is enough drama, and the fact that the hero appears like a hero is very satisfying and intoxicating. It's a snake foot, but it's a P92 article, the handshake is strange...

Probably because there aren't many characters, the heroine's former husband doesn't directly come up with that bad father or anything, and it seems like it just ended with the fluctuating feelings of the two. I wonder how it is even when it comes to physical relationships

A hot and passionate story with sexy playboys and rumored male dancers and a heroine with a sense of contempt for playboys? When you can't trust men, can you trust them again? Why don't you watch the future of the sexy and charming heroes and heroines drawn by JET Sensei?