Reviews for DEAREST MARY JANE Manga

The development is like reading a diary, but I like the careful psychological depiction and the beautiful background drawing. Too few facial expressions? But the simple heroine is so nice, and she's many times cuter than her older sister's model! Even heroes think so ♪ ('`) I won't give you tea anymore! The gag picture was cute too.

I don't like old stories, but when it comes to Harlequin comics, there are a lot of reviews and they're expensive, so I just dabbled in. The story that progresses quietly is very nice. But it's hard to understand the hero's feelings. It would have been nice if they were more passionate, but this is how things from this era unfolded.

The excellent and flying doctor and the protagonist, who is simple but friendly and cute, are slowly shortening the distance again, aren't they?

A heroine who manages a tea room in a village cottage by herself. My uncle and his wife left me as an inheritance, and those separated from their son and his wife were so mean and mean. After that, my older sister is beautiful and is a top model who takes over the world, and she despises the heroine. Due to his poor expression, he is acting as a heroine but isn't conveyed well. There is also a feeling that they are being relied upon by the people in the village. His mother and the people around him were highly praised, and the fact that he felt safe in that direction was perfect for this picture.

Overall, the development is calm. There are no big mountain ranges or loud conversations with Harlequin Aru. It's for people who want to enjoy a moist story.

There aren't any events like big waves in particular, and the whole story flows through each other's feelings, events, and the whole story unhurriedly, probably because the manga artist dared to draw it that way. Even though it seems like it would be a boring story if it was a little off, I found that bland flow very appealing. Even though it was bland, the facial expressions and small lines were wonderful, and when I finished reading it, I read a wonderful story! It became.

A sincere, serious, and kind heroine whose relationship with a good-looking rich man she met is added to her everyday life without losing to unreasonable circumstances, and she watches how her love feelings expand along with small misunderstandings. This is a rare work without the intense emotional ups and downs and excitement peculiar to Harlequin. It's a pity that I felt a little uncomfortable with the word “I love you” in the confession scene because it keeps her love hidden and progresses with a sense of inseparable distance, like pure girls' comics. The atmosphere of the stylish cafe run by the heroine brings out a nice flavor.

I've read a few stories by the original author, and they all have a unique atmosphere and atmosphere where they progress at a slow pace. There's nothing dramatic, love-hate, or anything like that for Harley. The heroine and hero are adults, so they don't have strong feelings, and they don't feel bad. I like mysterious hares that are spoken bluntly. Also, there are many combinations of doctors and normal heroines. This too, though. I was so impatient that I thought I'd confess sooner (laughs)

I liked this artist's painting and bought it. If it wasn't this picture, I wouldn't have bought it in terms of content. There was “the protagonist's everyday life spelled out bluntly and his gradually nurturing romance with an attractive hero” in the afterword, so the original story probably has this kind of atmosphere. Other than the fact that the hero is handsome, rich, and a doctor, and the heroine's relatives are surprisingly scum, it's not like Harley. w There were so many supporting characters that I didn't know who was who, so it was troublesome to go back the page several times. The picture is ☆ 5, and the content is probably ☆ 3.

This is my first time playing Koyu Harlequin, I wonder if it's unique to this author? There's no sense of speed; it's unique anyway, but it was wonderful because it matched the main character's worldview! Were you a little nervous? lol