Reviews for GIRL ON A DIAMOND PEDESTAL Manga

It is said that children can't choose their parents, but they actually chose them. Since they want to experience imperfection and inconvenience from a world where everything is too perfect, it is also said that difficult parents are more likely to be blessed with children. The reason why both the heroine and the hero lived desperately and met true love may be because they were born to those parents, lived an unfortunate childhood, and sought twice as much happiness as anyone else. The changes in my state of mind and the depiction of feelings were careful and drew me in. Stories that make traumatized children happy make me cry.

The story reminds me of Chopin's quiet investigation from beginning to end. Also, I like stories where Ethan is dark from beginning to end (laughs) with Sachimi sensei's loud laughter, and I also love stories like this. Noel, whose life was saved by Ethan, saves Ethan. The fact that they are indispensable to each other is depicted throughout the story. They are parents who have nothing to do with each other, but I'm glad they were freed from that spell. Maybe I wanted to see the two more flirtatious people after that.

This is a story about two children who were swayed by toxic parents in the street. The heroine Noel has a grudge against her mother who just used and threw it away. Hero Ethan uses Noel to relieve her mother's regrets by skillfully conciliating her words and misleading her that she is on her side. They are two people who fight together for the purpose of revenge, but the reader's heart is tightened by the pure kindness of Ethan when he was a child that flickers behind it. I want them to stop their revenge and take two hands and look forward. I understand they're the worst parents, but even so, Ethan has a grandfather who tells him what happiness is. My grandfather said, “It's something I didn't teach you.” For me, it was designed so that only persuasion would blow my mind because if I left my irresponsible father or the like alone, he would self-destruct. In particular, I really liked the part where the two of them were looking at the ocean without saying anything, and I felt that sharing feelings would comfort and hope for both of them. It would be nice to lick each other's wounds, but you should keep your distance and proceed honestly by taking time to face each other's hearts. You should keep a distance from what you hate and make your own place. Happien is really happy that you did that. for 2 people.

Sachi Miriho's works are always a little laughable, or rather, there are scenes where they burst out loud, so it's fun to read them. It's not too dark, but the story is interesting.

The heroine's innocence makes me cry unexpectedly ~ It's a classic love story where a traumatized hero is healed by an angelic heroine and knows love. I can't help but sincerely hope for happiness forever. But if you leave your two toxic parents alone, won't they become a source of disaster later? After all, my self, which makes me worry unnecessarily, is dirty (lol)

There is no misalignment in Sachi Miriho's Harlequin, so you can read it without worry! Here, too, the two people parted ways due to feud with their parents, and I'm glad they had a happy ending at the end ♪

The encounter between the two was a trigger for revenge, but it was wonderful that eventually their pure feelings turned into strong love

That's annoying. Seen from an outsider's point of view, they're probably the hero and heroine who got fame and fortune just as they wanted, but they were two people who were lonelier than anyone else. There are almost no gags that the author is good at, so the feeling of loneliness stands out. It's annoying, but the last one was very warm.

No matter where (his) true intentions were, the heroine was able to get out of the dark thanks to him. The two spent their sad childhood looking for parental love together like a mirror. The two had a sad life where they couldn't escape the shadow of their parents until he came close to seeking revenge on their respective parents. Their parents' egos almost shake their lives, and they find a place of peace in each other. When the motivation was pushed and the two were about to get carried away, the devious parents reappeared. In this story, both the heroine and him grew up with the worst parents, and those parents are outrageous demons who didn't give to their own children until the end, yet their act of abandoning childcare was not rewarded until the end. That is a place where I can't break down when it comes to the world, and my melancholy doesn't clear up. The story ends with the reader holding the irrevocable anger of why only children suffer, and parents who are too selfish can continue to live as they please. There is no place for reflection, not even a place for judgment. But even when he's penniless, the proposal to try to be together with love is wonderful. It's also wonderful that the heroine got stronger when she went outside. Even if they aren't acquaintances, the two seem to be comrades in arms, and for him, the existence of the heroine is like childhood friends mixed with love and hate. The fact that these two got together can be said to be the safest place to land. These two are the only ones who are sensitive to each other's heartache, can find an appropriate method for healing wounds from painful memories, and will have the same sense of direction in recovering from their lost childhood. While praying for happiness, Daidanen was shown a glimpse of the two people after that, and I finished reading it. The heroine is flawless, so this story all unfolds due to his side's movements, but the heroine initially hears healthy warning signals in her head, but has stepped forward. As a result, I was able to move on to a new life. Saeo is a life drama about horses where he took the risk of entrusting his life into human hands and was able to harvest the fruits of love and happiness well.

If the heroes approach the heroine in order to take revenge, they are both trapped by similar trauma. The jittery hero was a pressure point.

I love this teacher's paintings, and I have almost all of them. The story is also Harlequin's royal road, so there's nothing wrong with it. It makes me feel really happy (*'∀｀*)

It's very complicated, but after all, I loved heroes who affirmed me. He also strayed from his original purpose and got serious. I like the picture because it's warm.

The story progresses quietly in the midst of a strong grudge. Among them, I can feel a deep love for the heroine, which I wasn't even attached to. It was a wonderful story.

The main characters have been swayed by their parents, so I want them to spend a happy time together from now on

It finally changed and became love. That was great! If you have a heart where you can honestly apologize at the end, I'm sure you'll be fine.