Reviews for TEMPTING KATE Manga

At first, there was a misunderstanding, and then they dressed like a boy and it became a total desolation. Still, the heroine is fundamentally always a lady, isn't she? Things like passing by love and conspiracies over property are full of turbulence

There are 158 pages, which is plenty of pages, so I was able to draw the story well. The conflict and love in the position of the hero I'm in was frustrating until I realized whether I was weakening or strengthening myself, but that was good.

Speaking of a combination of an arrogant aristocrat and a needy woman, “for some reason, suddenly falling in love at first sight, being slapped with money from the beginning, sex slave” is a staple in harley, but this one has a different coat color, and it starts where the heroine shoots a man out of misunderstanding and takes him back to take care of him. A hero who isn't furious even though he's caught up and shot, is arrogant but is calm and doesn't make strange misunderstandings, and is cool. The story with supporting characters such as an uncle, sister, and their lover is also a good spice. It's good when a man who denied love falls. Kate was also my favorite type of heroine because she was dignified and healthy.

Kate is told that the person who impregnated her little sister Lucy is the Marquess of Los Angeles and gets into his mansion in the form of a boy and shoots him with a gun... is HQ Aru's plot? Gray, Marquess Ross, has taken over one of the most prestigious families in England and is the target of admiration for many women in the London social world ← ← love as a matter of course? I don't believe it. My feelings have changed little by little since I met Kate, but since she's a stubborn person, you don't want to admit it easily? Of course it's a happy ending? I wonder why they are so selfish... men are troublesome creatures regardless of time or place, aren't they?

The door to the heart of a stubborn marquis. The appearance of a man swayed by love is pitiful, and he is the type of man in the enka world when I was a kid who didn't even feel comfortable with his friends who got married and spent time peacefully with women. It's a ridiculous justification for losing weight and putting up with daring to turn your back on it, and narcissistic, that it's love, that you shake off yourself and aim for a different peak. It can't be helped if women think they don't have the courage. However, this story is comicalized and not radically depicted, but when I think that it was actually made in lady comic style, I'm relieved that Ogata sensei got it in his hands. There is a feeling that the quality has stalled. It seems that there are many readers who think being mean isn't cute, but it's a story where wasted effort to save oneself, who seems to be drawn into attractiveness, shapes the main theme of this story as a gap when this marquis surrenders, so denying that will overturn the concept of the story. Tom's dad, who is from Gorotsuki, probably wouldn't have been a bodyguard in a dangerous mansion with only two women without him, and his exploits were a reassuring spiritual protector for his sisters, and he didn't serve as someone who stayed in a crunchy house that looked good in ugly white gloves. My younger sister, who is too selfish, experienced infuriating feelings over and over again, but before I knew it, an even worse Takariya appeared, the brunt was taken over. He's not honest. The heroine didn't tell him her true feelings either. As is, in a sense, the one who is honest with herself is my younger sister, so this story is like saying that happiness is something that can be possessed by someone who has become honest. When asked why she went that far as the heroine, the Marquis couldn't find the answer herself, so I think her ability to explain was enhanced by a 109-page frame right after the wedding day and just before the stage changed to London. A side face with an expression that doesn't make you feel conflicted, and you can't decipher it yourself at all. In her work “Arabesque,” Yamagishi Ryoko sensei expressed in the story of a woman whose face was the same when she loved and hated, and even though she didn't let me talk about what she was thinking in pictures, I thought about his complicated heart where he couldn't find an answer for himself. The climax is the opposite of the beginning of the story, and muscle movement is also tightening. I wonder if the original author is also a veteran writer, so the composition is clever. It's not Naniwa Festival, the HQ end by folding one knee and begging for love.

It was a work that made my heart ache. It's been a long time since I heard this really funny story!

This work was better than I expected, and I was addicted to it, so I continued to buy other works. I'm glad this work was the reason for that. I don't like hero pictures, but the story was good.

That was great. It was a story I personally really liked, and the Marquess of Ross decided to stay at the Earl's house due to a misunderstanding. While being the count's daughter, Kate works like a servant and protects her home. The two are attracted to each other, but if drowning in love is defeat, the Marquess of Ross, who doesn't honestly want to love Kate, it hurts her. Meanwhile, Kate's feelings are swayed by the cold Marquess of Ross, who helps her from various incidents, and she rebels against him. The Marquess of Ross is a clumsy man; he is a clumsy person who assumes that if you love him, you will lose, and he is stuck on his own due to his high level of pride. It made me feel excited because it's always been that way even when I got married, until I broke my knee with Kate at the very end. It ended where my heart came through, but it seems like they had a sweet newlywed life after that, but I was surprised by Kate's sister's lover. I thought he was definitely a terrible guy

A love born out of misunderstanding. However, the hero even got married, and it wasn't easy to acknowledge their love, which was a bit frustrating.

No matter how much the count who was given up refused, no matter how much he ran away, he couldn't avoid his love for her. Please be happy.

It was a story filled with all the charms of HQ, in terms of characters and development. I recommend it.

I'm buying the author. I've been a fan since Ogata sensei was drawing original works. I feel that the artist is a perfect match for the comicalization of Harlequin's works. The content is Harlequin for better or worse (laughs), but that's why I feel safe reading it. You can read it without getting tired of the very shocking opening scene. However, maybe I wanted the main character, Kate, to be drawn in a slightly more decorative way. (← in contrast to her appearance dressed in men's attire) My little sister's selfishness was so creepy that it was strangely impressive. I think it's 80 out of 100 points.

Even though you love the hero and heroine so much, isn't it a little too painful? There's no such thing the day after the first night (>ω<)

The heroine is healthy, honest, and a good child, the downfall count's daughter. Somehow, the Marquis's hero protects her. yeah. He's a hero, and it's cool that he protects me until the end.

It's a story that began when I shot the wrong person, and I'm glad the count was a good person to take care of. But my uncle is the worst!

There are so many cool heroes. The flow is royal, though. She's a hero who can't be honest even though she knows everything about her favorite heroine.