Reviews for BABY SURPRISE FOR THE SPANISH BILLIONAIRE Manga

I was able to read it with peace of mind because the story didn't betray me. The hero's parents are so bad, and yet the hero is such a sincere and kind person. I'm glad I met a heroine I really love.

Love was overflowing from the beginning, and it was fun to see the two swayed by it. It's Harlequin, so I thought it would be nice to be happy, but it was a work that was good at finishing.

It was really just a good work. It feels like two people who didn't think were a good match at all met because they wanted to meet. The reason I didn't think it was a good fit is actually because both of them have been living by lying about themselves all this time. Both the hero and heroine were so good kids that it made me cry. It's not like a rival in love is coming out, and it's more like a story of two people being reborn. But I think it was a loving and warm work.

I feel like I've read hundreds of comics because the love story between Kenmono and Yujin is forever popular. It's going to be a story where the arrangement comes up with Myōgayoshi. This work seems like a splendid example of that type of romance. The backgrounds of each of the two, the characters' behavior without any sense of incongruity, full composition power, and a seamless development. I enjoyed the impeccable HQ. Through Anna, the heroine who enjoys adventures, I experienced the process of trusting him after being driven by impulse. “If you always think about the future/carefully, you won't be able to do anything.” “Sometimes giving up to your impulses/ without thinking about anything/ becomes the spice of your life.” Yes, but it's not easy. Relive it through stories. “I know/it's too late”, and my heart went up to my heart saying “!” The author is charming and good at dancing. Leo, who lived a lonely boyhood, said, “I don't know about such intense relationships,” but it's also better to let his sister notice him with love (although I don't like his face). The scene where I broke up with my parents I didn't understand was also good. Anna's counterattack was astonishing. If a relationship can be reconciled, that would be beautiful, but there are also relationships that cannot be made. The part that wasn't pretty tightened up the story. Even if they come from aristocrats, they are “knock-up” millionaires who don't need a single penny spent on their parents, and they are really nice. Also, this is an antithesis to the HQ world, which is crowded with aristocrats, and by extension, dark admiration for titles and positions, honor, wealth, etc. of aristocrats. That's cool. The fact that there is a letter “pirate” in the Japanese title was that after reading it felt like he was living in a flashy way on a cruise, and even his parents didn't know his source of funds, reread it, and it was a loss that it was the first impression Anna saw of him in the scene where the two met. Manga artists start with the character's line (name?) When I think about it, it's a splendid skeleton, and it's wonderful that islands, resorts, cruises, the ocean, the mainland, etc. are drawn here even further. The gap between the heroine's occupation and appearance was also part of the story, but I didn't get used to it. Anna's parents also felt that the reality of the parent-child relationship during the story was reduced, even though the way they deceived readers was a technique in the drama. It's hard for my sister to look like a model. I convinced myself that it was “raw.” There was no intentionality in the way he took it, the lines, or the heroine's words and actions in each episode, there were no reactions, no sense of detail in the story, and the goodness of romance came out in full, and I enjoyed it. As expected.

It was a wonderful work. This is a story about two people with different views on life who have faced forward when past events in both the hero and heroine have greatly hurt their hearts, and even so, meet and love each other. It was a work I'm glad I bought. I recommend it.

This story was filled with each human pattern, excitement, and happiness. I think they're really good at showing and letting them read it. Every time I read Harlequin, I'm impressed by the interplay of words that Japanese people don't have (laughs) I like all of Akimoto-sensei's works, so please keep drawing for a long time to come! I hope so?

The two adults properly faced their parents, brother and sister, and past matters, and came to a conclusion. It was a convincing last.

Akimoto-sensei's paintings are too amazing? The hero wasn't an oraora type, so did you like it?

It was really nice that the beautiful picture matched the story. The serious heroine was also wonderful, but the hero was very good.

It makes me cry even though I know I'm promised a happy ending. They are two people who have both worn their own armor, are strong, and have lived a life that keeps others at bay. I wish you the best of luck with your life ahead!

This is a story about two people who met at a time when they wanted to be loved but didn't come true, and they were a little bit thrown into their lives. The scene where the hero realizes love was very good. I really felt the love from the person who gave me that opportunity.

There are pirate characters in the title, but they have no meaning at all, so be careful. It's a story about a heroine who wants to do everything exactly as planned, and a hero who wants to live a prodigal life. Despite living a prodigal life, this hero was actually just hungry for love. The hero's parents aren't welcome, are they? Can you fix a tattered resort in a month? Isn't the title strange? From that point on, I've reduced it by 1 star.