Reviews for HIS FORBIDDEN LIAISON Manga

Harlequin has many modern settings, but this is France during Napoleon's time. Jack is so cool, it's so cool! The historical background is also clearly depicted, but it is very rich. As expected, Hoshiai-sensei! amazing! The pictures are beautiful, and this is a must-see for love romance lovers.

The time is a little after the Rose Bell generation. Napoleon and the royalist rivalry and the Anglo-French battle. I'm drawn to the story just because of this historical background. The drama that will be born is probably the number of stars, but she is a cool heroine who acts bravely to save lives without even knowing if she is an enemy or an ally. He's in a position where he can't forgive his surroundings. Even though they both like each other, they have a certain level of moderation. What I like about aristocrats is something that is slightly out of line with the feelings and actions I like. The true love between the two is filled and nurtured in it, and above all, I feel like I'm seeing the most beautiful crystal of how they feel about their partner. The heroine is strong and wonderful. Excellent ability to act. There is no sense of doubt about the beliefs that support my decisions, and the brightness is unfazed. He is calm, self-restrained, and full of love on the inside. They are both resourceful and capable of dealing with problems on their own. The combination of these two people is probably the best. I feel like I can overcome any kind of difficulty. The actions of these two people, who have something burning within them and choose according to circumstances, are the best that individuals can do on the spot due to the swell of history. Even after being separated, I think the days were hard while always worrying about the other person, but the reason I didn't focus on that was probably because it didn't fit into a story dealing with a bright heroine. When he came from England and learned about the circumstances of the heroine who supports her single family, I felt that he also had respect for the heroine who was positive even at such times. The two of them went to Paris because of Versailles news, but I was able to enjoy the story that they would have wanted to depict the trip itself. HQ leaves light on the heroine's family, and that's why I love HQ. You can spend the weekend in peace.

Although it is very convenient, like Harlequin, I thought it was a good work that stood out for the beauty, courage, and cleverness of men and women.

Each episode is short and easy to read. It wasn't an unfortunate story, it had a happy ending and made me feel warm (*^ω^*)

It is depicted in connection with history, and it was nice to be able to see gorgeous France from time to time.