Reviews for IT TAKES A REBEL Manga

I fell in love with Jack at first sight and read it. Chara man meets the woman of his destiny and works hard to convert, but I thought that was the point of reading, and it was exciting to watch the two people who are attracted to each other like a magnet.

A promised engagement to share the future with someone. Why is a story with a fiancé and someone you like is created separately in such a popular setting? The feeling that something is different even when something is decided by one's own will begins to expand, starting with the appearance of new people. Marriage is also one of the promises. No one knows when exactly someone they fall in love with will show up in life ahead. Also, even a system recognized as an open separation cannot bring back two people who have met. The feeling of liking someone is not something that can be easily suppressed, and if you're not in a free situation, you have to hold on to the feelings you've noticed once, even if it's painful. Whether your partner has even been engaged, or whether you are engaged yourself. I think people are drawn into this kind of story because the essence of romance is there, even in situations where the inside of the heart is criticized, such as things that should not be done or should not be done. The body reacts to the person it likes with a different mechanism than the head. Their presence becomes overwhelmingly large, their mind is moved, they ruminate on words and actions, and they are shaken whether they are there or not. unstoppable. Things that are hard to resist each other grow within. The story depicts how much they liked the heroine from a male point of view, and the man also clears up his responsibilities after putting out a bit of time according to Harlequin's rules. It's a drama that excludes severe things and is wrapped in the sweetness of romantic feelings, but goes on the universal principle of falling in love with people. Sagara sensei's detailed pictures beautifully frame the romance, and I feel the persuasive power of the main characters falling behind each other in order to fall for each other. “Do you remember when you first met me?” “That's my real me.” The heroine doesn't have a good impression of that real me. However, this leads to the original title. To me, the Japanese title, which makes me imagine the state of two people who were attracted to each other but couldn't easily overcome each other's barriers, is closer to the comic's content and image. There is a love saying that men wear 30% more suits, so maybe it was nice to be able to see their holiday faces first. I see Sagara sensei's designs being criticized badly, but one star or two is too extreme. I don't think he's that kind of manga artist. There are a lot of terrible writers running amok with this wide e-book. That is the case in question. I'm rooting for you, so don't lose.

There are many patterns where the heroine “transforms into a beautiful woman” in Harle, and this is the hero version. The opening hero isn't plain, he's playful, but the gap after his transformation is irresistible.

was that good? Happy endings are the best? romance the best? A beautiful man and a beautiful couple are born!

Even though I have a fiancé, I changed my mind by putting myself on top of another man. Isn't that pretty bad? No matter how much you really don't like them that much, betrayal is fine from your partner's point of view. As is often the case, if your fiancé had an affair with another woman, then it's just like each other. That said, the heroes are cool, and they're the two leading actors, so I can forgive them.

I like pictures. I like most of the works that come up, and I want them to draw a few more. The story is Happien, which I love, and they are beautiful and wonderful!

Is the man drawn by Sagara-sensei cool after being transformed into an arrogant and famous person, and the man drawn by Sagara sensei? I'm impressed that Arex, who is the tough and serious daughter of the president who is about to be promoted to department manager, is well drawn in a short 5 episode, where she takes time to learn the difference between her feelings for her fiancé Bees and her feelings for Jack, who hates her. Maybe any of Sagara Kyoko sensei's queens are good?

The story is as short as 5 episodes, but it is well packed with content. The main character is very beautiful, and I'm drawn to the hero's grandeur. I like it because it's refreshing.

Two people who are more and more attracted to each other, like fate? The reason you can't play brakes well is because of fate, right? did you like the scene where saiko confesses? It's wonderful ✨ just like a movie? Why don't you read it?

I was thrilled by the slightly thrilling development. While I have a fiancé... it's a common feeling to be swayed by a passionate and attractive man, but since my opponent is hesitant, the frustration of not attacking me completely was good lol anyway, the first transformation is too gap, and I think you can enjoy the explosion story where parent-child love is also interwoven, so read it if you like?