Reviews for HIS PRETEND MISTRESS Manga

An encounter in the pouring rain. As expected, Harlequin is waiting for this kind of development for the heroine, who hated everything! I was thrilled at the distance that was shrinking little by little, and I was in turmoil by passing by. My heart was pounding at the end. That was great!

I wonder what kind of encounter it was. I've already passed by once and then come back again. Repairing? The mansion was very nice. Even so, the men involved in the heroine were clearly divided into black and white. May God punish the bad guys.

Perfect conditions and an unnuited feel is what this author excels at, and the more you read, the more the flavor comes out.

It's very good! A heroine who has been harshly treated by men since she was a child, and the heroine has become distrustful of men, the hero who conveys such heroine in action over and over again, and pours enveloping love into the heroine is not because she likes the heroine, but I think she is a genuinely kind person because she has a younger sister, but I think she treated the heroine with kindness and sympathy, but I see the heroine's personality and fall in love with her . The heroine also accepts male distrust that cannot be wiped away by any means, and falls in love with heroes who make them feel safe. It was a very warm and wonderful story!

The story goes along with everyday life in a relaxed manner, and the heroes are sincere and very nice! That was interesting! The conversation goes on and on, which is common in hares, and it's confusing to sell yourself at a bargain price; it's not a story, so you can get into the story with peace of mind! The encounter is dramatic, but I love the way the story unfolds after that!

A perfect hero! It's patience that gently envelops the heroine, who is plagued by a painful past.

nice story. I wonder if it's a story like a violent storm, and quiet and gentle love pours in, wrapped in soft, warm rain. When it comes to Kyun, the hero is a good man. I have some doubts about what part of the heroine I fell in love with. It was a story that made me feel kind.

I'm buying the author. This manga artist's pictures seem plain, and yet they are good at creating an atmosphere along with the story.

This artist always has a quiet and tasteful atmosphere. There is a quiet world of unspeakable feelings, a depth of love, and it never ceases to capture me. I love it.

The heroine is terribly traumatized by being alone with a man. They seem so wary that they think it's disrespectful even to the hero who helped them when they met for the first time and even hired them to live in. The two clash over and over again due to her trauma, but both of them usually have calm personalities and normal conversations are even more bland, which highlights their anger, sadness, and broken heart with no place to put them. Despite the collision, the hero continues to have a sincere attitude and heals her. Like a drizzle that continues to fall, it continues to give her sincerity, care, kindness, self-control, and love that has developed before she knows it, fills her heart, and eventually changes her fear into love.

I've also read the original story, and Kubota sensei's arrangement of key points was also good. The main point of this story is the hero's battle with self-control. I treat the heroine with great sincerity. The hero's words in response to the heroine's suffering from the past have no choice but to fall apart if said. I synced up with the heroine's feelings and cried. The comics were good too.

It's a story in Japan that gives the illusion that about 20 millimeters of rain per hour has been falling for a long time. Of course, it's not actually raining; it continues to fall in Maron's heart. What happened to Maron was also blocked by the sound of rain and blocked from the outside world, and his screams couldn't go outside as if they had been turned off by the sound of rain. It's been raining all the time. This kind of mental pressure is hard to overcome. Even after 10 years, it's still so troublesome that it's no different from a normal day. At some point of time, they suddenly showed up and were cornered. I've heard it before, but it seems that there is a psychiatric treatment method where you are freed by having “love” in order to escape from this kind of mental obstacle. In light of that, it can be said that this story describes Maron's happy romance, which is close to the miracle of being able to meet the perfect partner called Harris. Even when it's sunny outside the window, it's always raining in my heart. There was an encounter in rainy weather, and even after that, on a rainy day, Maron's recovery and love, who is at a loss thinking about Harris, arouses tremendous melancholy.

She is an excellent writer with a story where love is quietly fostered and enhanced even when there is no kiss or relationship. Also, the subtleties of the protagonists' minds have been successfully made into comics, and while they are indifferent, they fully depict movements that keep readers occupied.

The lines are exquisitely selected, and vivid without any clutter. A person's orientation, camera eye? , clever angles. The heroine, who couldn't believe in men, faced such a difficult situation, so it's not unreasonable. Harris was different. However, it took a reasonable amount of time for the heroine to clearly recognize that it was different. And the heroine thinks when she realizes that her feelings for Harris have grown before she knows it. “Every time it rains, I'll remember it/ like being tightened/with chest pain/ meeting on that rainy day” had a special meaning for the heroine. The heroine's sentiments about rainy days seemed to tighten my heart as I read it. Before she met Harris, she wasn't extremely happy. What he brought was not just peace, etc., but really gave the heroine a rich everyday life, and at the end of the day, it was like presenting both sadness and love. The events that continued to torment her have been chasing her forever, but Harris has also driven away her terrible nightmares and reality. Exactly how big, strong, and dependable he was for her. I couldn't see Harris' feelings from the heroine. The heroine, who has only been shown off his bad side of men until now, still doesn't have enough insight into men to listen to Harris's feelings. Harris stuck around the gentleman. I think Harris is a really noble man. It's definitely not because I didn't have feelings for him. That's because he possessed a steel will. When the dangerous yet rippling relationship between these two people was shown, and Jericho's wall didn't fall even then, a woman of wonderful age tends to appear in such stories. Sure enough, the heroine won't be able to stay. Harris' “I Wanted to Meet You” resonated terribly. If that wasn't the case, it was taken to his heart when he couldn't come there because it wasn't easy. “I'm sure every time it rains I remember the encounter on that rainy day/nostalgic...” Rain was the perfect cast for the drama. Bed scenes aren't always necessary for HQ. Because it can be read with TL etc. By incorporating the subtleties of the mind into one book, I was able to nourish my heart the most by reading this story where a woman who was unlucky firmly grasps happiness. Even where the heroine's mother is casually happy, there is no omission, and I'm happy that happiness seems to be spreading to the woman who was unhappy.