Reviews for THE BLACKSTONE HEIR Manga

This review contains spoilers. No matter what happens, Kate is bright, strong, and dignified, and while being met a lot by the men in the Blackstone family, she has the strength to forgive, so she makes everyone happy more and more. This “strength to forgive” is essential, and in the case of Nayo Nayo and the weak heroine, it becomes “forgiving foolishness,” and the ending isn't refreshing... in the case of Kate, it's amazing because Kate herself has a quick and happy ending. I never thought I'd even be present at the lawyer's kerosene shooting site...! The sparkle of the Blackstone family's heir son, who is standing in a cotton field at the end of the game, looks back and smiles on his face overlaps with Kate. The younger sisters, who adore their older brother, are happy Kate and Jacob. There are no vestiges of the unscrupulous old man anywhere. It was the best last one.

This review contains spoilers. Even though they were raised by that grandfather who didn't know how much they were feared and disliked, fortunately those siblings were completely unharmed. Furthermore, the heroine is a wonderful person who is healthy, strong, and full of compassion for others, even though her grandmother and mother, who were not blessed with a husband, must have had a hard time. Evil was also eliminated, and the damaged cotton fields were revived a few years later, and the whole family, full of love, was relieved at the end.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Kate, is a very nice kid, and her son Carter is cute too! Various babies are drawn on HQ, but I thought they were the cutest because they looked like babies. The hero Jake was also cold-blooded at first, but I think the presence of Kate and Carter changed him and he became a very nice person.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought Jacob was a cold person, but I was relieved because he was such a nice person. Kate also had a difficult time along the way, but I'm glad she was happy at the end.