Reviews for A HANDFUL OF GOLD Manga

Coincidentally, I started reading it on 12/23 and finished reading it on Christmas Eve. I also want to spend a peaceful time at Christmas worship like this. The many words spoken would be bad if set in present-day Japan, but they were so wonderful in this story.

A story typical of the Christmas season. It's a story where everyone greets that time quietly, so that their hearts are purified. The picture is plain, but the story is beautiful and the cover is beautiful. His house is empty and it's also plain good! However, if you work in a place where so many people gather, trouble is likely to happen later. Even if you take the plunge and whiten your face so that you don't understand, there will be people in the large audience who can understand it. This is because among the audience, there are also people who use such theaters as an extension of social gatherings. But above all else, it's about the world of stories, so there's nothing that makes me dizzy. The romantic component is low. The last page, the stars, are of course good, but I think something is unsatisfactory. Hymn No. 111 “The Son of God” echoes in my head. I am a typical Japanese person, a person who combines Shinto and Buddhism, and when it comes to Christmas, I now admire the Christian atmosphere, but this handmade Christmas, which seems to have its origin, is a pursuit of an ideal view of Christmas for this event that lies deep within humans. Depictions of people who find calm and comfort in pure sentimental expectations and simple traditions proceeding with preparations are good to keep away from the smell of preaching. covered in dirt (?) The flow is that 2 groups are made to correct their trajectory without trying to spend their time in a “barred” hunting hut. His inner words of “martyr” in the first half were strangely applied, and it was nice that when the two spent the night together, he seemed purified, and he became a lover rather than a lover.

It was nice that the process of the heroine forgiving her heart and being attracted to the hero and how the hero gradually became aware and attracted to the heroine's true form were clearly depicted.

Although the setting is a prodigal, the hero Aku doesn't have the strength, and vacations accompanied by his lover are not unique due to the historical background. The characters are all nice people, and although it's a bit unsatisfactory as a stimulus, I think it's a good work as a Christmas story.

Presenting a star of hope to the heroine probably symbolized the future. A story where love and hope shone for the future of the two.

A heroine who dances for the treatment costs of the hero the prodigal and his sister. I'm drawn to a heroine who is smart and has the power to act even though she signs a mistress contract. Oh good ☆ it washes my heart ~ I want to read it again at Christmas!

I thought I wouldn't really like pictures in standing reading... but I was attracted to the story and bought it. At first, the Viscount was disappointed that Verity wasn't a high-class prostitute, but gradually he learned about Verity's inner world and became attracted to her. I liked the process of being attracted to each other and the sad feeling of Verity not being able to honestly convey my thoughts because they misrepresented their status. As I read it, I didn't really care about my taste in pictures. Speaking of greed, I was wondering if it would have been even more sad if there were many depictions where the two were a little more worried.