Reviews for A D'ANGELO LIKE NO OTHER Manga

The eldest son edition of the trilogy “A Rose for the Traitor” and “The Prisoner's Jewel.” Both were interesting, so of course my expectations were there, but they didn't disappoint. The story is a classic HQ story where the heroine, who has a baby, meets him due to a problem involving her father. Many photographers have been particular about black and white photographs for a long time, and I liked them because they are similar to comics expressed in black and white. Looking at the photos that appear in this work, I felt Kirisaka-sensei, and although the story is the most normal in the trilogy, I felt the persuasive power of a gallery owner who sympathizes with the heroine's art. It's natural that even a few photos confirm his sensibility and Eva's review that he has a rich sensibility. A few photos unfold naturally from a walk near the Eiffel Tower before that. The photos here are also impactful. The props and backgrounds are beautifully used. Kirisaka-sensei's comicalized power enhanced the quality of this work. The pictures on the exterior of the building are also nice. It also often appears that men look cold but are actually delicate and affectionate. He is also a man who properly deals with children, and he has nothing to say. Perfect score.

Unfortunately, the photo titled “Harmony” by the photographer heroine Iva is black and white, but its presence is huge. I can see that the soft light of the sunset and the warm orange light of the twilight are illuminating the cheeks of a mother carrying a baby on her back. The story is in the “Captive Jewels” series, and it is a story about the eldest brother of the three brothers who own the gallery Archangel, but the impact is small compared to the “Captive” story. However, I think that his personality shines even if it falls short of that work when it shows that he is the owner of an obvious genius. Not only are they attracted to their appearance and personality like a normal HQ, but their talents also come with them. And the hero Michael, who has an eye for seeing through it, also had pain in his heart. I was betrayed by a woman I loved. However, the breakwater, which was created to distinguish the woman she loves from other women, still remains there even after losing her, keeping the wave of surging emotions at bay. However, in front of Iva, the time that life and death she experienced in such a short period of time and a wave called Eva crossed his breakwater in the story of her work. I loved the P64 drawing at that moment so much that I shivered. A strong image may have been promised only to the elder brother, but he has passion, strong self-control and sensitivity, and makes a good impression even though there are not enough words. There were misunderstandings about later developments, but the archangel was on his knees.

This is the third D'Angelo Brothers film. The heroine was left with twins, a serious older brother who lived a relaxed and self-contained single life, and an unbridled younger sister. They seem to enjoy a peaceful time so much that they brag about kids who look like new moms and dads. Even though we were connected even before we met, the hero was so clumsy and cute in important places.

The eldest son of 3 brothers with an angel name. The heroine lost her family one after another and lived a hard life, but her life became impoverished, so she came to Paris to meet her child's father and met the hero. At first glance, the hero had a strict attitude, but he was a kind and wonderful man with family feelings. An endless love found “we can complement each other's steps and move forward in harmony.” That's great. The Last Three Brothers Are All Relaxed (^-^) The story of the younger brothers “Rose for the Traitor” and “The Prisoner's Jewel”

I'm surprised to think that the heroine has raised twin children even though she is not a single mother. I wonder if it's the happiness that the heroine, who is full of strength and talent, has grasped.

It's a story where an older brother and sister meet each other and bond over the upbringing of common children left behind. The father of the baby this time was an unexpected person, but after all, the hero and heroine became mom and dad. It was a smiley sight of a hero who seemed to be strong but felt nostalgic in front of the baby. The heroine was also a strong woman and I liked her.

This is a story about Michael, the eldest son of the D'Angelo brothers, whose name is an angel. She's a hero who takes care of the heroine who rolls around carrying twin babies that her younger brother might have made before marriage, but the gap between her well-organized face and her face when dealing with babies is nice. The lion picture episode is pretty deep.