Reviews for RENDEZVOUS Manga

They are two people who have supported each other since they were little. I wonder if it's easy to go from family love to lover. The relationship between the two is so close that I don't even feel a 10-year age difference, thanks in part to the author's skill.

It was a wonderful painting as always. The heroine is healthy and cute. And I think they taught me what happiness is.

Hoyt is too kind! I've been taking care of Lydia since I was a kid, and I'm glad I finally realized how I felt after meeting her again.

I like all of Sachi Miriho's works. There was a dramatic development here, and I was satisfied as if I had read a longer number of pages.

The time is after America's Civil War. They were childhood friends and were very happy before the war. It finally resumed after the war. I was soothed by the gentle design and story.

It's a pure story of mutual love, with no wealth or honor, which is rare for Harley. Even so, it's the artist's skill that can make you excited enough and bring tears to your eyes.

The teacher is really good at drawing. I was so cute when I was a kid! Nice expression too! You can do it even if you become an adult! The unwavering feelings of the two of them thinking about each other are conveyed very much. I was able to get into the story and read it. It was fun.

Sachimi-sensei's Harlequin can be read with peace of mind because there are no pretentious men or women who bare their animosity if they don't lose to men. Hoyt and Lydia, had a relationship when they were babies and grew up like brother and sister, and when they became adults, Lydia chased Hoyt as the opposite sex, and Hoyt was genuinely happy to be reunited as a younger sister. ... Here comes Jane, the bad-natured batting horse! that's the only historical one, huh? The line I felt was “Everyone is fooled by that flirty kid” by Jane. There are no “burikko” in this day and age, so I just wanted to dive right in. When the editor said, “To that cute smile...”... the story and ending were perfect, and Whitt's raised face, which noticed his feelings for Lydia, was sharp and dignified. I'm in love with it.

As expected! An author with great drawing power, reasonable storyline, and a reputation for drawing heroines that exude cuteness, cuteness, and products, and has a reputation for surrendering themselves to the HQ world without any sense of incongruity ✨ A reunion of childhood friends who have broken up, the past of two people whose deep bonds can be read and the hardships they have overcome in war/after the war, and changes where people become aware of their romance from brother-sister love with the activities of malicious women... it is well summarized in 128P, and watch the whereabouts of the two easygoing with peace of mind It's a work I can do.

The story is simple, and the development is as predicted, yet it still attracts readers and even moves them. Sachimi sensei is amazing, after all. Above all, the depiction of the two in their childhood is wonderful. Also, the story only shines when there is an antagonist. Jane acted brilliantly as the villain; without this, it might have just ended up being just a giraffe. The old men in the supporting roles also had a good taste.

I'm buying the author. The heroine's way of life was clean and wonderful. are you just so cute from baby to toddler?

I was freaking out the whole time. I love the teacher's work, but it was good that this work ranked high among them.

Is Sachimi-sensei's Harlequin really moved every time? Please read it rather than say anything ❗ It makes me cry no matter how many times I read it so many times that these two unwavering hearts out for each other.

It makes me cry. I ended up crying. The long journey, the road to Wyoming must have been difficult for Lydia, but I was able to do my best to meet him. I thought it would be nice if we could meet at first sight, but it's been a long time. His endless love for Lydia when he was a child, when he was a baby, was already overflowing with only depictions that he was constantly concerned about, such as how worthwhile he was when taking care of him or how to be kind when he was caring, and I cried to the point where I shuddered as I read it. There is no such affectionate, passionate, and detailed boy. He raised him very, very carefully. Like a “member of the family.” The American Civil War was justified by the victorious Union Army, and the South was exhausted by the civil war that divided the country in half. Normally, the losers of war did not lose to justice. Even those who lose have lives, have families, and it is necessary to rebuild “after the war.” What is lost is better when it becomes an army of rebels. However, there is probably no one who doesn't know that the Civil War had famous names in the north. Regarding that point, in the south at the time, if it were a house at the level of the two main characters, I think there would have been black people, but the focus was only on the main story, and only the downfall of the house was taken up without daring to appear there. The appearance of a rival and a disgusting lie to scatter Lydia disturb the two half-hearted people. I was watching that my sister and brother might have strong feelings. As a “relative” who is more important than anyone else, he has stepped on as the sole guardian. I can't believe he's a “wild rancher in a remote area.” Even though the reader knows how much he liked the heroine's feelings, he doesn't break it down. It doesn't show. No, I almost got caught up in the charm of Lydia in her body, who isn't a girl anymore, and I sigh at the scene where they can't stand it, and the two of them get close. The train scene was also unbearable due to lacrimal gland collapse, and in the scene where the heroine once again wanders aimlessly for the sake of his happiness, my heart became painful with tears, and the operation to turn the page was sped down. The story is normal, but their soul-level connections were shown, and their emotions were shaken by something in each episode, and I thoroughly enjoyed the work. I was worried about the future with investors, but since there are cases in the world where something cannot be obtained in order to gain happiness, there is no choice but to optimistically imagine not touching on the story. I'm in tears again when I reread it. I'm in tears again when I reread it again.

I really can't miss the HQ drawn by Sachimiriho sensei... the sparkle and beauty of the dressed up heroine is also really Sachi Miriho sensei... There was a Civil War ~ in the synopsis, so I was wondering what to do if there were a lot of tough stories, but I was relieved that that area was drawn much quicker than I had anticipated. I can feel how well both the hero and heroine grew up. Being beautiful is beautiful even if you wear a rag!

I'm always moved by Sachi Miriho sensei's creations, but this one too??? Yes (^^) Please subscribe by all means?

I'm a big fan of the author. Every work resonates with my heart, but I especially recommend this one. The depiction of a child is simply adorable and melodious. The background is also wonderful, and the content of the story is already impressive! I reread it right away. Please read it. ()

There is no slippage. First, the picture is nice. Also, there are tears, laughter, excitement, and dust. I enjoy the balance so well every time, and I'm really glad this time too. I feel like I've watched a good movie, and I also want to read my teacher's work. I'm looking forward to it