Reviews for THE GREATEST OF SINS Manga

I read it halfway through and wonder what will happen at the end... I read it with excitement ^_^ my brother was a handsome guy in terms of appearance and content ☆

The main characters were all nice people, and at the end, I'm glad they all settled down. I also want to read stories that make the duke happy.

The unbridled love between the two main characters was wonderful, but the Duke's love and kindness was also too perfect. I'd also like to read the happy story of my older brother, The Duke, in the sequel.

Hmm, the duke is too nice. They all have good personalities, and the characters are very attractive. The Duke is eagerly awaiting a sequel with the main character.

The pictures are beautiful and the characters are all good people! Among them, the duke is the coolest! The heroine was pretty, delicate, and really cute.

This is Hysterical Romance and Harlequin Death, isn't it? I wanted to see the same thing for people I liked, and in that era, I ordered specialized books from universities to study, and put them into practice. If I think I'm wrong, I'll give my opinion no matter who the other person is. really huh. The secret of his origin has become multi-layered, making it somewhat confusing.

I love historical, and Moto-sensei also plays a part in the collection. Among them, this work is a gem. The fact that a muddy triangle is usually depicted so beautifully makes everyone want to shout “It's an angel ‼”. I'm wondering what will happen to Michael in the future though. Actually, there is a post-date book in the original story, so I read it a bit... if you imagine it from that part, it probably won't be comicalized?? But I'm worried about their future, so every day I wonder if I'll get them too??

Really, there are a number of stories about people who don't like romantic enemies, but it's rare to have such a wonderful person. I'm really interested in the future duke. I want happiness to come to the Duke too!!

All of the characters are people who wish for their partner's happiness. The hero and heroine were swayed by good intentions rather than malice, but the way they live their lives thinking for others until the end was moving.

I'm glad that the hero and heroine both looked beautiful and cared for each other. However, the duke was so beautiful and nice that he ate those two people. I felt quite sympathetic. I want to read the Duke's story! I thought, but the original doesn't seem good. I want the original teacher to dramatize it and make it into a comic.

What a beautiful love! Sam's love, Michael's love. Sam is a man who suffered on his own, even though he was a saint. Loving the heroine Eve is the work of the devil. This story wouldn't make sense if Michael were a person you don't like. The love of Michael, who is so beautiful, is the sublime that Michael is suitable for Saint. After years of proposing marriage, we're one step away from finally settling down and becoming a husband. If what was brought in wasn't real, they wouldn't have narrowed down the candidates for the princess that far. The noble gentleman was a true gentleman until the end, and he made me cry. Moto Naoko sensei's design is fluffy and fuzzy and not too hard, so it fits the purity of this story. Speaking of greed, I think the contours of the face would be more impressive, but it blends in. Maybe it would be easier to live in a beautiful world like this. If you think about Sam's suffering over the years, and if you imagine the suffering again and even more pain after coming back and being reunited, Michael's compassion for him is enemy salt, a climax that cannot be established without that mercy. It's also not about throwing and moving over; it's a clean way of handing over guidance, as if anticipating their own misery in anticipation of overcoming their own future suffering for at least half a year. I probably have to endure rumors, sympathy, and disgrace that my fiancé has run away from, and even deal with a sense of loss and loneliness. The tears in his heart may make up for the surprise and joy that suddenly came before that, though. The story is beautiful because Michael is such a person. For the most part, there is such a thing as picking up sick children and getting mumps transferred, God. What's more, they already use it for that reason. The gentleness of a hand that pushes your back!! Sam must have felt how cute the heroine looked up at the deck. A dramatic narrative that shows Eve, who appears below her eyes, from Sam's point of view, from such an evocative angle. The heart-pounding episodes and pictures are good. No matter where you take it, it seems to flow without waste and without being abrupt. It makes me groan no matter how many times I read it, and I feel like I want to give away 6 or more stars. I just watched the movie “Her Majesty the Queen's Favorite” yesterday, and this pure HQ washed my heart. There was a terrible contrast between the noblest human patterns of royalty and nobility, such as Michael in HQ, who maintained elegance as a human being, acted exemplary as an aristocrat, and above all else, was a great contrast for me.

Both the heroine and hero have wonderful personalities, and her half-brother Michael, who is the second hero, was the best saint! You might want to read it over and over again when you forget it.

Sam and Evelyn cared for each other, and it was sad that they had to give up... they had to be separated for 6 years. Sam and Michael are also brotherly. My older brother Michael certainly has a noble personality. It was a story full of happiness with a good feeling after reading it.

Sam and Michael both look great and have great personalities, and they are so nice! I'm envious of Eve being loved by these two people! I'm happy, but I'm a little sad.

It's -1 due to the fact that the duke fell down and might not be able to leave a successor. do you want the duke to be happy too?

Michael from Suki!! He's not a better man than a hero. I really wish him happiness! Sam was also a nice, straight man without being grumpy or cowardly. It's a bit subtracted from the title, but it was a light, warm family love story without feeling muddy.