Reviews for GENTLE SAVAGE Manga

Anyway, it's a wonderful work. A story about Playboy's love with a hero who has a different face underneath his face. I recommend this work.

I love Ogimaru HQ because it's satisfying to read and the feeling of happiness after reading it. I was surprised that such a solid Marshall made such a mistake in his first marriage. I calmed down in the scene where they talked about why they were attracted to the heroine, including her upbringing. I also really like the good expressions of the HQ heroes drawn by this artist and the good feeling of hardship.

As expected, Ogimaru Masako sensei's design matches the plot and is good???? Marshall the hero who doesn't believe in love, is his first marriage failing for too bad a reason?? I think Marshall's feelings would be unavoidable if they were “used” like this. If you want to know, please subscribe??

The pictures may be mixed, but the story is well-made and draws you in. The feeling that the main character likes the hero was conveyed, and I ended up treating him as Gene! ☆ It's 5.

“After all, I need you, no matter what.” this is it. Harlequins enjoy this kind of dialogue. The reason they somehow end up getting married is not a bad partner, no matter how many other ostensible reasons there are. Even though there have been a lot of women up until now, I wanted the character to be a little more convincing of their popularity. I wanted to see a little more of the warmth and serenity of the heroine's parents. I understand how hot it is. Even so, even though it was about the setting of the story, the feeling that I was shaken as a reader was too strong even though there were surprisingly turbulent elements, such as the young death of my father or Mr. Stalker's persistence in not giving up. I feel like the heroine noticed it too late. As the victim who was used, I feel sorry for his wounds, and his distrust of humans is unavoidable. It also conveyed his feelings of not being hurt by something pure. The story of his childhood made me understand that he was not an ordinary struggling person, and on the other hand, it is doubtful whether the heroine father's early death is necessary for this story. Ogimaru-sensei's poses (of the two main characters) on the cover are always unique, so I think the intention is really good, but I can't help but feel that some kind of ratio is holding back the appeal. If I get something that enhances the appeal of Ogimaru World, I don't know what that plus alpha is, but I'm sure he's an HQ writer who makes you pick it up on the cover more than anyone else. When I reread it, when I first read it, I was able to read it smoothly without any particularly elaborate clothing, and I felt a slight sense of ease and made it 4 sweet stars, but the heroine unknowingly thought that that charm, the appeal he feels in his heroine, naturally brings happiness, and I feel like adjusting the fraction upward. The number of stars is 4 and remains the same, but for me, the first time I read it, it was around 3.7 or 3.8, and the second time it went from 4.0 to 4.1. At first, I thought the story progressed easily, because I felt a little too much in his fight. I gave him 4 stars because I was studying the feeling that I cherished his heroine. When I reread it, I think he balanced it with his laid-back confession of being disliked because he cares about the heroine and moves, a different response from the positions of the women who have played appropriately is depicted. The structure explains his abruptness when he steered to a key point in his final confession. The final summary and explanation is like how to do Tuesday suspense, and although people like it, it looks great.

I wonder how many strange women they only dated when their ex-girlfriends walked into the wedding? he's a hero. I was scolded by the heroine's mom and got the best of luck... the hero ran away (laughs)... but I think heroes usually do too. Ogimaru-sensei's, so something came together well, but if it were another teacher, it would be a world of booing.