Reviews for HAJAR'S HIDDEN LEGACY Manga

I'm buying the author. The story was very good. Speaking of greed, I wanted them to use a few more pages as if they were living a happy life.

Overall, it was a work I really wanted to support. Both the heroine and hero were so serious people that they tried too hard to fulfill their responsibilities and obligations, and it was a wonderful work where these two people acknowledged and loved each other, overcome past wounds together, and talked about the future.

The heroine who sincerely confronts him, who has been imprisoned by heavy trauma and a deep sense of guilt, is intelligent, kind, and cool. Every time he had a conversation with her and shared his thoughts, every time his sincere attitude was directed at him and warm words were said, his frozen heart began to move. Every time I notice her melancholy, a change appears in my heart that I want to protect her. It's a story about sharing feelings and deepening relationships of trust rather than the excitement of romance, and before you know it, they support each other, and love develops. The rating is 4.5 stars because I wanted to see Dokikyun a little bit too!

Even in light of the current international situation, acts which can be described as terrorism from neighboring countries that Hajar has received are probably nothing to be done even if brought to an international court. Sadly, the reality is that even if support money is given, people with positions will get into their pockets, and it won't go to citizens or infrastructure. I'm very outraged that hiding the fact that even that support money has been given to some country is regarded as justice. Under such circumstances, Zahir is doing his best. I understand how Katarina feels when she is so attracted to him. Naturalness was conveyed and I was able to read a good flow by taking a beat in progress, saying “I wonder if this feeling is sympathy” during the development. There was a sense of closeness to each position, there was no sense of incongruity with understanding each other, and it was a wonderful work that even made me think that it had been like this from the beginning. But aside from the Golden Desert, what is white snow? Snow is white though.

It was a comic that made me want to read more. It was good that the king, who had been deeply hurt in his heart, regained his confidence. It is depicted towards the end that he is also the strategist who lured out and swept away enemies that were still targeting him, and the king's stock is up again.

The princess's strong intentions and feelings move almost everything in the story. Even though there is darkness, I think I wanted a scene where the hero was a little more affectionate. I thought the Sandcup incident at the wedding was a wonderful episode. You mean Golden Desert is the hero, and Shirayuki is the heroine.

I liked Nanasei-sensei's paintings and bought them. The heroine grew up without being affectionate from her father, and the hero has always regretted not being able to protect her family... Both of them have been traumatized. My heart was tightened by the heroine's words to her father, “0 no matter what number you multiply by,” she said to her father. There was no depiction of a clear improvement in the father-daughter relationship, but if the father says terrible things, the hero will protect him from now on. It was nice that the two were carefully drawn to each other slowly. The hero's past is heavy, so there were some scenes that were a bit difficult to read, but overall it was a wonderful work.