Reviews for MERRY CHRISTMAS Manga

Nick lost his memory due to an accident. I fall in love with Mary, whom I loved over and over again, even if I'm separated and my memories don't go back. My lovely daughter Kimberly is Cupid. It's a wonderful work that will warm your heart during the cold Christmas season.

I wonder if the picture is good. The heroine's lonely eyes and smile were persuasive, and I was drawn into the heroine's circumstances, and the development of the story was so natural and frustrating, and I was thrilled and excited at the peak of excitement. In Harlequin manga, the hero is wonderful, but there are quite a few cases where I don't feel attracted to the heroine, but the heroine in this work is healthy, charming, and I really like it. I came across a very wonderful story.

I'm buying the author. I don't know if the hero's memory came back in the end, but I'm glad it was a happy ending.

It's amnesia, but this is the first story about the relationships between the main characters “three” being barely connected even though their original arrangement is different. It's a really strange arrangement, and at first it's a love affair with an unrelated niece who was adopted by the older sister couple ⁉ ah, if you thought you weren't good at that stew... facts revealed when you unexpectedly reunited with my niece's real mother ‼ HappyEnd Affirmation HQ, so now God's Perspective readers have no choice but to quickly remember, call back ‼? Right

There are no people I don't like because of amnesia. Certainly, the hero's older sister had a cold attitude towards the heroine in the form of stealing a child, but she was raised to be a good child. Sometimes in HQ, there is a way of drawing things with a bit of twitch, but I am very satisfied with this story without being unnatural or unsatisfactory. I recommend it.

I don't really understand how Heronic's older sister feels. Maybe they thought they might not back down just by letting go of their kids, or is the fact that they continued to grow healthily every year a sign of pain and guilt about not being able to have children... It's a development I can't understand even though I want them to break off my relationship with my younger brother. Even so, it must have been happy for the heroine Meredith, who was able to connect thanks to that. Shockwaves hit my daughter Kimberly twice, but I can imagine that the fact that my favorite uncle was her father was actually a joy; after all, she is 100% on Merry's side since she is around the age of falling in love. Nick has no memory. Women's tastes don't change that much, so little by little, they knock on tightly closed doors as a trigger. There is no reason for this development, and the many memories that are cut out in small pieces resonate pain and joy even in readers. In particular, the scene in P59 where Nick sheds tears without understanding the translation made my heart tremble. Yes, that's right, I wanted to scream at the screen to quickly regain my memory. However, in the end, my memory never came back, but I was drawn even more by understanding the truth through a friend, and the reality was there to make falling in love once again become a happy person, and I was drawn in even more.

This was a nice Harlequin!! I loved the man written by Takako Hashimoto, so I enjoyed it even more.

My favorite hero, Hashimoto Takako, is so cool. The story made sense, and I reread it over and over again. Even though it's 158 pages, I didn't feel that it was too short. I recommend it!!

Hero, who lost her memory due to an accident while she was surfing, noticed that the heroine, who had promised to get married, was pregnant, and even if she wanted to tell her, she couldn't tell her, and God gave her a miracle for 13 years only with photos taken and sent to the hero's older sister. I recommend it.

It really is Harlequin's true essence! It's a story that feels like that. Fateful Love, Pregnancy, Memory Loss, Adopting a Daughter 13 Years, and a Reunion... It's exciting and unfolds at just the right speed, so I'm very satisfied until the happy ending.

Even if the hero loses his memory, he falls in love with the same person again, and the heroine's unwaveringly forgiving place really makes me cry.

Even if you don't have a memory, you'll fall in love with the same person again. I'm really glad at the end. I'm moved.

I was reading the original story and it was my favorite work. I reread it over and over again at the time, and I cried every time. I came into contact with this work again, and my excitement came back to life!

merry! it's too beautiful! And Kimberly is a good kid. That was a great way to end!