Reviews for CALHOUN Manga

There are no worries about guardianship, and they are completely in love. Passing each other and looking away, how do guardians fall in love is peaceful in a sense

There are carnivorous heroines in every era 〰️. The hero looks like a carnivore, but he's a herbivore. The carnivorous heroine did her best to change from the protective feelings of her guardian hero, who is not very familiar to Japanese people, to love!! It's love after all. Harlequin is nice ~ LOVE

They are strong guards as guardians, but they don't look at them as women and treat them as children. When I thought they had finally caught my eye somehow, they came out with straight desires, pulled away by the heroine's fear, and spent time with women one after another without changing (rather, being more aggressive). I was expecting it, but I couldn't live in the same house anymore, so I left the house and decided to change jobs so that we wouldn't meet face to face at work. He sorted out his own thoughts and it ended. The proposal scene was good. The decision has been made based on dialogue. There is a scene where Abby and Justin get excited and drunk with vulgar songs due to burnt alcohol, depictions of people being bullied and jealous, and raising momentum with each other, and dissolving tears in alcohol, which makes me feel sorry but smiles. I want to forget about it with alcohol. The two of them have nowhere to go without being able to exchange with their loved ones, making a fuss over my heart. I'm not motivated to raise my voice and make noise to calm myself. Wouldn't it have been better if the two of them had not only the excitement of their own inner circle here, but also let the readers get into that atmosphere. But I can understand the feeling quite well. These two people, who resonate with each other, are a punch explosion in “Blessing Champagne,” so I'm glad I read them both. I wonder if they weren't given enough time to make it. Including the two main characters, I felt that there were quite a few frames where the pictures of the characters were not commensurate with the importance of their roles. I came here after reading “Blessing Champagne” first. The creator's expectations seem to be the order from here on, but since I haven't read this work, I couldn't grab all of Justin's characters over there, and I enjoyed reading it for that amount, so either one might be fine. Here, Justin tells Calhoun, and in the opposite pattern over there, small, flirtatious actions stimulate a mutual story. The specially designed assist to Shelby for Calhoun's older brother made the story more intense and fun, so the impact of this one diminished as I read it later. As for the line drawing, there is a feeling that that one is much more sophisticated, and if you keep reading it, it's just a little bit “huh?” Will it continue with the Tyler story? Shall we join this series one more time? (EDIT) I can't find it. Give up for a while.

Justin's story is a champagne of blessings. This is a story about young people in the 60's. The heroine's skirt is wonderful. It's a male-dominated society, so it's going to be tough.

If you read it as a girls' manga instead of HQ, it's really interesting. The comedic pictures that appear here and there are also fun.