Reviews for THE SHEIKH'S BOUGHT WIFE Manga

I liked the picture, but what about the story? It was surprisingly good when I thought about it.

I'm also reading the original story, so it's a pity that there weren't any colors in the afterword, but I wonder if this was good too (laughs)

I burst into tears. Harlequin is amazing because it brings tears to my eyes and finishes refreshed after reading it. Although it's a common Harlequin story, the two are honest and nice characters, so I was able to read it comfortably.

There are no mountains or valleys, but you can enjoy a heartwarming love. I'm glad that the hero and heroine were properly interested in me rather than the country's culture ♪ Wouldn't it have been better if the heroine was actually beautiful and the setting wasn't there? Personally, I think that was a Harlequin, so that was a promise.

At the end, I became happy with the confession of a passionate hero, but well, I think it was only a matter of time before I realized my feelings. It was a Harlequin-like story.

I was so timid about loving them, and I was worried about what would happen until the end, but I'm glad it's true to the title. Please write after that.

I really liked the fact that the heroine honestly expressed her feelings at that time without any bargaining. I wanted to see what lies ahead after Happien, as in the afterword.

The exchange between a natural hero and a heroine who is popular with one another is the best! they both laughed at each other's reactions at the beginning? As soon as the heroine's appearance changed drastically, I wanted to look at him, who was the cash person who changed his attitude, but the sight of her excited by Pure Girlfriend was cute. As per other reviews, I was walking very slowly, but it's a pity that the turning point was quick and quick. I wanted him to draw the turning point more carefully than his past stories in the second half. Other than that, the picture and development are great.

I love the heroine Konohito Hayaku Kaete Kleenaikana. The fact that I honestly take the hero's mean words and answer them, and the fact that I love books is also wonderful. The standing figures drawn by Takai sensei are beautiful. The last one is in a hurry. I wanted to see them flirt even more.

King Zayed is so cool and exciting, but he's a little light-headed?! I understand that possessions are free, but it's disappointing that they disdain the fact that they are valuable. Somebody tell me that money can't buy it! It makes me want to yell. It's good that I ordered it for my wife to make an insult contract with Jane, a plain woman with tight hair, but when I polished it, it was diamond. Viva HQ development. Zayed was traumatized when he kicked it down a lot and was like Zamamiro (laughs) when he thought he would just be happy like this. Jane is affectionate and looks even more brilliant when combined with her admiration not only for her younger sister, but for the country called Kafarah. The development is that the darkness of Zayed's heart was erased by that shining light. But is the protagonist not the heroine but the hero? The one that left a strong impression on Zayed was that Jane was hazy.

Then why did you let go so quickly? That's because it's a story. That's right, but it seemed like he was letting go because of the mountain of the story, and somehow his changes seemed like they had taken hold. I wanted them to take a scoop and catch a glimpse of the momentary progress of time, changes in feelings, and changes of mind, even if it's short, like they feel like they don't want to let go after all. Otherwise, I wake up and turn the page, thinking that HQ is the original Saya anyway. You can't feel the swell of the drama just by reading it on a schedule that the culprit breaks up during this time of day. The man depicted by Takai sensei is wonderful, but I feel that the heroine line is thin in the scene between the two, and I think the heroine was overshadowed by the male presence. It's beautiful, but I think it's balanced when they stand side by side. I want the climax of a story where the future can be seen to be extremely visually dramatic and exciting.

I like Takai-sensei's works because the heroes are cool and the heroines are beautiful. This time it was a bit disappointing that the way it ended at the end was a bit disappointing, so I gave it 4 stars.

The story is also classic and fun to read. After an interesting exchange between the two, I was drawn more and more into the feeling that they became aware of each other. It's almost perfect, but I had the impression that the way it ended was a little too hasty, and that was the only thing that was disappointing.