Reviews for COMFORT AND JOY Manga

I understand why the two are attracted to each other, and after all, the main character is too charming! I read something good!

The pictures were so beautiful and the story was plain, but it was like a fairy tale.

It felt like a sister version of Beauty and the Beast, and it was so romantic. I thought the pictures were beautiful, clear, and fit the content very well. I want to read more of these works!

I'm amazed at Aokage sensei's ability to skillfully invite you into the story world up to page 22. I think this is probably the first time I've come into contact with the teacher's work. The picture of heading to the castle, opening the gate, and moving forward was also drawn in, and the introduction that conveys the circumstances and makes you think what will happen is a perfect selection, boosting up the narrative and making you look forward to it. However, I don't like pictures of people. That's probably why they didn't read it. Even if I don't like the picture, the star count isn't lowered for that reason. It's nice to have a wonderful sense of depth in the picture. The unique way the frame is shown leaves a strong impression on me. It has a careful finish that you can tell that it has been created with great care. Each one reflected the sensibility of the teacher, and there were many things that seemed to be one work at a time, rather than just one picture in the flow. Among so many manga artist teachers, I feel that they are in a unique position. The conversation is pure, and at the same time, the cold, lack of materials, and a heart that supports each other by giving each other limited things is truly Christmas. However, the proportion of songs and the various things associated with Christmas are somewhat reminiscent of a kind of publication atmosphere that Christianity is sending out into the world for missionary activities, and to me, that slightly fragrant sermon smell repels HQ elements, and that is where the sense of entertainment declines and the stars adjust. As for the romance component, I understand it as a story because the story progressed so neatly, but I can't get rid of the feeling that something was missing. (Additional note) While originally hesitating, I set it to 4 stars at the first reading stage, but after rereading, the strength of the count's words at the end echoed even a second time, so I was convinced that the romance component was firmly contained even in small amounts, and the notch was adjusted. I want to change it to 5 stars.

I was moved by the artist's other works and bought them! I love the story and the pictures! They stopped even the kiss scene! (crying) (; tish;) It's a heartwarming love story. I thought it would be nice if we had something to talk about after that. I also wanted to see stories about weddings and having children (where a friend and ex-fiancée who separated come back and are called gaffn).

I loved the teacher's style of painting, and I jumped at it, which is amazing. I won't betray you. The story feels like it progresses quietly, and it is naturally accepted that the trigger is like this. Mrs. Jones is probably the number one key point. She's a wonderful lady.

The picture was very careful and I liked it. There wasn't a tremendous romance, but the clean view of the world and the feeling after reading it was pleasant

They healed each other wonderfully from their wounds. My younger sibling's younger brother was so cute.

It was a very heartwarming and wonderful story. The count melts his closed heart and moves forward, becoming more and more wonderful. Kind happy. With God's blessings.

It's a quiet, heart-wrenching story. I think everyone hesitates or gets lost when taking a step forward. But it was only when I looked forward that I felt that there was a future. It warmed my heart.

A Christmas story unique to Harlequin. If you do your best and live a proper life, I like a story where you think a miracle might happen on Christmas even if it's hard now.

It's a gentle content that starts, progresses really wow, and gets closer while knowing each other's wounds. Both the heroine and hero were characters that were not disgusting, and it felt good because they progressed smoothly until the end. Speaking of greed, I wanted a few more pages. I wanted to see the two of them a little later. I really like the silhouette of the heroine's outfit, and I never get tired of watching it all day long. Women's body lines are supreme.

A story where a hero with not only his face but also his heart broken falls in love with a strong and kind heroine.