Reviews for AWAKENING HIS INNOCENT CINDERELLA Manga

I'm buying the author. The story was good. Even though they were treated so badly about the hero's upbringing, people have forgotten what caused it... I think it must be very painful.

I bought the artist, but Hagimaru sensei's drawings look sloppy at first glance (sorry??) However, it almost always immerses me in the story. I'm a Comicalize HQ fan, but who are among them??? There are also works I think... I don't know the original, so I don't know if the original is bad, or if comicalization is bad, or if the editing is bad, but there are times when I fail to buy it like this (there was one the other day too ~?) Is buying an author a stability requirement for me? This time was interesting too ‼ The theory of forgetting the perpetrator, how could she have spent her time being a hero before meeting a bright and kind-hearted heroine... The heroine lived well regardless of having a sad upbringing like the hero, and I'm in tears saying that there are no such good kids. Still, they were looking for “my own place.” It was a wonderful ✨ story where they found the best place for both of them?

We fell in love with each other at first sight, but it's hard not being able to pledge our future due to heartbreak. The scene where the heroine offers her first time in the Rose Garden is so fluffy and beautiful (the original story is still a show off, so it's long and pretty intense). Together with the hero, I was healed by the gentle and generous heroine.

Unusually, the Japanese title is not out of focus, and it is a real expression. The heroine spent her days in a wonderful paradise with him as required, but with the feeling that she would cut her hands at any time. A moment of play and intention to divide each other is a staple of this kind of romance, but since this work often brings out his heart from the beginning, readers know that he is unexpectedly immersed in it, and even so, the melting of his determination to play and work hard to clean up is covered by a dark obsession with the villa, and it is well created. That's right, for some reason, I don't remember the person being mean. When people laugh at me, I'm taken aback in real life. But I've come to think that since I'm not forgiving, I won't forgive the past. The content of their fun days at the villa is actually sexy, but Ogimaru-sensei's brushstrokes were blurry, and I thought this would be good for HQ comics. However, the dress I wore to the party was bold and made to think based on the Western stage, and it became extremely popular depending on how I tried to draw it. It's bright and contrasts with his empty voice, which was about to be the heroine. It's also nice that the heroine, who was told that you have a very sweet and nice smell, returns, “Maybe it's the scent of pastries.” His laid-back style indirectly works so that his character doesn't weigh on his regrets after the breakup. I think the work saved his obsession with the heroine from being stronger than necessary due to the obsession he showed when buying a villa. It makes me think that the original story must have had quite a sexual development, but HQ comics sometimes lose their excitement when they hear the breadth of their depiction. It's a bit impossible to compare it to a novel with a much larger total number of pages. However, even though I think the act of kidnapping was due to a dispute over custody, I no longer understood whether she was a traitor or if the mother's feelings were unloving.

I experienced the emotion that made my heart tremble. It is an excellent work where two people who were lonely and wanted to be thought to be necessary met, and the process of developing an awkward affection and the love they confirmed and met after passing each other was wonderfully depicted.

Phew, the two main characters both had difficult childhoods without being blessed, etc., so it's an obstacle when they try to build relationships with others no matter what, and the words that bullied them don't remember anything is impressive