Reviews for BACHELOR FATHER Manga

The artist was good at drawing, and so was the story. Like Harlequin, it's a comic with a strong hero's love and family love, and a good feeling after reading it.

I didn't understand it from the cover, but that's good ‼️ made me cry ~? I was deceived along the way, but I was relieved that it came out properly at the end.

The setting is common, but it was a really nice story, and at the end I felt happy and made me cry. The heroine's mother was a disgusting person, and they were often welcomed into old age as a married couple. I wonder if he was wearing a cat in front of his father. It's fine because it's not important, but I wanted to make you say something silly at the end.

Maybe I wouldn't be able to get better without Steve. Also, the strength of the hero's push not found in any other HQ is amazing! However, Steve's line saying I like both of them and the heroine's line after that were amazing. That's right, it's depressing, isn't it? Steve is really a good obsession.

I read it because I thought it was a common feeling at the beginning... but in the second half, the profession of a baseball player also got mixed up well, and the content was quite tasteful. After I finished reading it, I reread it again from the second half. well... that was great!!! I was there, who muttered to myself.

If you can't get married to your first love person, as if it were a proverb or jinx, it's hard to get married to your first love person in the world, but Harlequin is a production area where your first love is fulfilled. I was surprised that my partner from my first marriage was really bad, though. This film is really a super oversized homerun, to the point that it's impossible to do more than this. It's a pleasant story where you put up with the pain, put up with it, endure it until the 9th inning, and at the end it's a full base reversal, Sukhan. But the climax was so abrupt that the dark clouds set in so fast that it was so painful that I thought I'd stop reading it. It was at the mercy of readers until just before the ending, but it generously showed me my happiness in the final scene, and furthermore, it spread not only to the readers, but also to everyone in the world, so I was able to finish reading it refreshingly. Depictions of fun outdoor activities that look good with the bright sun and blue sky are also full of fun on the screen, and the sight of the three smiling and looking like a close family seems to be in a hurry, and there is a feeling that they are in a hurry to regain lost time, and that is where they should fit in. It's not boring, but I was able to read the feeling that I like it after all, my heart that still makes me excited, and the difficult years in the past, and I was able to enjoy one book.

What should I do when I found out I was pregnant? I also understand the heroine's feelings of not wanting to take her pregnancy as a shield by her partner... Tony never came back, so she met her son who looks just like her for the first time in 10 years? What is it, right? I couldn't see the best way.

It was both interesting and moving! If it's a story like this, I'm dying to read the next one!

I really felt the time in the short story. The characters are also rich in expression, and this work highlights private manga, captivating with stories and pictures. When the two meet up again, Tony is momentarily disappointed when he sees old Susan (laughs), and I think that's natural. The time from meeting again until the proposal is made, and the time it takes to propose and get Susan to believe in you. Steve is a good kid again and makes me cry. I'm a little worried about the word “live copy” in Steve at the end, but... it's a good work that has more than enough to suppress the details ✨

It's a story about two people who have passed each other until they become happy again. At first, there was resistance due to the rough lines in the picture, but I gradually fell in love with the humorous expressions scattered all over the place.