Reviews for A LEGACY OF SECRETS Manga

The two, who used to have a difficult past and were lonely with their family, are happy to meet someone they love who can become a family as each other's guardian angels. It was a slightly heavy story, but the HQ-like theme was family love, and it was worth reading. The picture is beautiful, and they are beautiful men and women.

I thought he was a Playboy hero, but he's a sad man with lonely feelings... the heroine, who sensed it, snuggles up and envelops her, and the hero's love starts! The heroine also has painful past pains, and even so, the hero supports her with her broad inclusiveness as she gathers courage and works hard to step forward and flap her wings for the future. The pictures are wonderful, and there are no complaints about the story! The man the author draws is always charming and cool.

The heroine struggled, struggled, worked hard to help her mother, did her best without abandoning her dreams, the hero appeared there, and I was really glad that he was there.

The facial expressions of the hero and heroine are good. The story also draws you in. I'd like to read other works.

The two main characters were in a difficult position at home, but they were able to overcome it after meeting the two, and they succeeded in both work and love. She was a wonderful, wonderful hero and heroine.

I thought it was a Harlequin comic. It's a happy ending, so you can read it without worry ♡

The heroine's father is also too bad, but there are other men who are worse than good. His grandfather, father, and older brother are all helpless. Both of the main characters are traumatized and are still struggling, but...

I'm glad the hero really thought about the heroine. If the two of them were together, it would seem that difficult family events could happen in the past.

Both the hero and heroine harbor the grief of violence in the environment they grew up in. We understood each other from a deep point, so I wonder if we can be together.

The heroine and hero are two wonderful people, but I thought that the heroine's mother was too weak to live without being dependent on someone else.

It was an interesting work to read, such as slowly incorporating the past into the second half without talking about it right away, and bringing in accidents at the last minute to create ups and downs in the overall flow of the story! (^^)

I think when I left Australia, became a secretary, and made a film, it all flapped my wings. I think I've taken on a lot of challenges while thinking about a lot of things. However, when I cared for him unintentionally and hugged him, I think he acted without being conscious of flapping his wings. The heroine who keeps her feet on the ground and lives is wonderful. I think it would be nice to dream about making a film and act. The fact that I use my own strength too much on men's power (status, wealth) is something that sometimes sticks to my nose, and I feel pretty good. I can sympathize with the flow and progression of tears when I see them. I'm so upset about his mother and his grandmother. When someone close to you wants to do something about it, but the essential person in question has no intention of flapping their wings. I was quite disappointed that the climax heroine would be discouraged and shaken so common. I felt that the development was a little easy as the heroine Obachi came around and made my dream come true. The funds invested in the production costs of works involving talented producers should be an order of magnitude different. No matter how many stops you make, I can't think of such an adventure. The line feels a little awkward. People feel at peace. My grandmother, Nonna, doesn't look like her grandmother. The Japanese title isn't good.