Reviews for THE ITALIAN'S CHRISTMAS CHILD Manga

I was nervous about what would happen, but I think the feeling of saying I like them brought them together, and I want to think about it. I wonder if a fateful encounter is exactly this kind of encounter.

A very nice story. The pattern matches and I really like it. Hanyu Shion is also hoping for a sequel between best friends.

I love this person's work. The heroine is clean and unshakable. Heroes are a bit pathetic, but they are so humane and nice! I read it over and over again!

A fateful encounter at Christmas is too romantic. But for some reason, I have a chill even though I have Kyun. Hanyu sensei's paintings were fine.

I love the pictures and stories, and I buy them often. I also enjoyed this content. My friend's story was progressing at the same time, and I was curious about this too, so I bought it!

A story that conveys the seriousness of Vito. It must have been really hurt to be told that I don't believe it, but for the heroine Holly, it was unavoidable, and it ended unharmed. There wasn't much dramatic excitement. My favorite thing, “I like you just the way you are,” was included, and even though I had the impression that his way of showing his feelings for the heroine wasn't effective, it was a persuasive killer at key points. The scene where the heroine who gets stuck in the snow is in trouble, using black and white and gray of that snowfall is often shown from the beginning. It makes me groan when I look at Hanyu sensei's clever use of gray in other scenes. Hanyu-sensei, even though there is emotion in the expressions of the characters, such as the moist and appealing gaze in the picture, the story is usually always like this “hey?” It's a quick di-end with that punch line. One more thing, when I wanted something that stepped into my heart as a reader, I had a slightly faint impression. I'm the type that wants to taste, bite through the pages, and read on. Thanks for the quick read... HQ is high, so somehow I feel that it's useless. For the time being, there is some turmoil about the two people in the story. There is a place called Apollo-san! Will the characters really change in the unreleased Apollo edition? Is the romance in the pattern of two people who were not blessed with parents due to the limitations of how the original story was made before that, rather than Hanyu sensei? Maybe it's because I don't feel a sense of stability in the way the load is applied to the main character by the creator who wants to inflict misfortune somewhere, and the allocation of fate turning happy. Is that why the original story was announced just to earn pocket money during the Christmas season by holding down moving “points” like a loach under the willow? It makes me doubt it. I'm glad we can enjoy Christmas from now on, and seeing them simply rejoice the day we met makes me happy. It was usually nice there. Other than explaining his words, it might have been better if his sincerity was exuded in other expressions.