Reviews for TAKE ME Manga

After a contract marriage, she was left unattended for 7 years, and her wife, the heroine, approached her husband, about to get divorced when she had children. it's amazing that they didn't notice even though we hadn't met in 7 years lol or rather, were they still married? Far from there being no villains, even the relatives of the millionaire hero have secretly become a cheerleader for the heroine. Great feeling after reading!

They got married as soon as they met a stranger due to necessity. It's terrible to lose seven years without financial support alone. Moreover, the marriage was not announced, and the pipe cut surgery was invalid. Things were fine until then. It was interesting to be at the mercy of someone who didn't turn out the way I wanted.

The male protagonist is beautiful in his suit. It was moderately comical, and I enjoyed it from beginning to end. The main character's family were all wonderful people.

It is said that pieces come out of the gourd, and that's exactly what happened. It was Joshua who had a contract marriage to escape his uncle Simon's surgery, but that was Simon's love, and Joshua had a distorted perception of it. Seven years have passed since then, and Jesse and Joshua, the women I met at Simon's party, fell in love with her at first sight, unaware that she was her own wife. An interesting development, isn't it? This was my first time telling a story like this. What can be said to be the most important thing is Jesse, who is the heroine. I was very moved by her attitude of not flattering her just because she loved her and tried to be equal. Of course, it is natural that they are going right and left in their hearts because of that, and the relationships between Conrad, Archie, Simon, and attorney Felix, who support it, are also fascinating. I was also convinced by the background that it took 7 years for Jesse, who was having trouble with her life tomorrow, to become independent as a full-fledged coordinator, and I was drawn into this rare setting.

The heroine, Jesse, is very nice, and the people around her are all kind people. Even among Harlequins, I like it because it has a very good feeling after reading it.

It was an interesting story about an unusual setting. I think not only the heroine, but also the hero probably liked it at first sight. The people around me were all kind people, and it was a fun romantic comedy. The picture was beautiful and very nice.

It's a work that inspired me to fall in love with Harlequin. The heroine who has been thinking about her husband for 7 years since her contract marriage is cute.

I think it's the power of a manga artist; she's a bright, positive, and kind heroine. I can see that everyone is captivated, protects, and cooperates! While reading it, I wish the heroine's feelings would come true. But this man is the worst. I understand the intention to seek nothing but pleasure, and the impression seems to be bad depending on how you draw.

The heroine I've always loved, even though we haven't met in 7 years since we had a contract marriage. A hero who is unknowingly attracted to his wife. The way it ended was great, and I really like it.

I'm relieved by the warmth around them. Heroes are terrible, but the fact that they are more and more attracted to and worried by the heroine is fascinating. It's nicely drawn with a feeling that I can't hate even though they're doing cruel things. The heroine is a really nice lady! It's a very romantic and warm finish, and I recommend it.

It's a story about a cute woman who works hard to make love come true. I can get support from many people because of that woman's personality. It was a story I loved very much. I don't feel heavy, probably because of the cartoonist's expressive power. I'll probably reread it over and over again.

The heroine, who is healthy even after 7 years, is cute, her brothers-in-law are kind, and the heroes are a bit huh? I feel like it, but it was a very good work.

Did the heroine's obsession change the hero? If I had given up halfway through, my marriage would have ended in failure. But they didn't give up and push, pull, and hang until the end, used their wisdom, and sometimes got help from people around them, and rushed forward. It's great. The one who grasped happiness was the heroine. It's a win!

I applaud Jesse for her hard work. I was also convinced by Joshua's poor human condition, which gradually worsened from her childhood trauma. But I think leaving my wife alone because of that is a matter of my own. The two mutual friends are wonderful. It was fun to cheer for each of them. It was an easy story, but it was a really nice story.

The heroine continues to think all about the hero who saved her from her predicament, even though she said it was for her own good. Isn't it too long to just keep thinking about it? I think so... it's one of my favorite works that I've reread over and over again.

I understand the feeling of wanting to give birth to a child of someone you like. After that, I'll raise them alone, so I only want children to be born, and I want to at least leave my love in shape, and I don't have to turn around after that. I've had that kind of feeling before, so I'm in love with the heroine's. This story is unique in every way. Multiple collaborators, and the closeness of their relationships with Joshua! Also, this paper marriage is a marital relationship with a mysterious setting that takes place over a long period of time. My husband doesn't know his wife's face because of that ton of demo settings. No matter how much the millionaire man is nicknamed Ice, no matter how many women flock, the fact that he continues to enter into a marriage relationship while the identity of his partner is so unknown is too careless as a person with excellent management skills, and it is not persuasive. The story explains why he is this kind of person and what made him such a person, and at the same time talks about the heroine's circumstances in a conversation between the two of them. In addition to understanding the causal relationship where his upbringing directly leads to his depth of doubt, I thought the main point was that the people around him were on the heroine's side. Whether or not you are blessed with the love of your parents has nothing to do with being rich or poor. Love has nothing to do with money. Even if it's an “encounter,” there are cases where it is essentially unrelated to who the other person is, etc., and there are cases where there is no prior knowledge. It's simply about whether you'll like that person or not. In this story, the scene of simply making the heroine reject money continues. However, there were also things I received as my wife (!) So, Lawyer Sun Trust (?) There is a part... Readers of this story, The Neglected Wife, tend to sympathize with Joshua from a female point of view, and feel that Joshua was just a poor boy, no, he was simply unhappy until the heroine's plans for this time came out. What's more, the person in question was aware because they didn't have trouble with women playing with money that would set them free. He was a person who worked seven days a week to the fullest, and he didn't know the existence of happiness itself. I've heard that people who weren't blessed with families are not good at watching family scenes like those that appear in TV dramas, and they don't watch them when they do. Not everyone is like that, but at least Joshua turned his back. The main character of the story is the heroine, but this is an encounter between the two, and the encounter itself is like the main character. I'm glad they both had a happy life due to this turning point.

I laughed at the heroine, who had been putting up with it so well for 7 years since we got married. There was a sense of incongruity, but I like the last one because it was pretty good.