Reviews for BREAKING THE GREEK'S RULES Manga

This review contains spoilers. The hero's past was heavy. I've been holding him all this time, so it must have been hard. Cal was so nice. The hero, who was happy when his family grew, was also wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. At HQ, I promised that the man who assumed his older brother's illness and family breakdown was his own fault was hinted at marriage by the heroine who was his partner for one night, so they broke down and threw it away, and when they met again after 5 years, they turned their hands back and started sticking around, and they promised, “The kid from that day! But you're not a father!” From then on, hero conversion. But I always think that a bad guy who dumps women without taking birth control becomes a “child worried dad” as soon as he knows it's “my child”? I can't believe it at all. They're just not in Japan, but foreign men are like this, aren't they? And as promised, the gay man who supported the heroine, Cal, is really cool. All of the gay men that appear in HQ who are on the side of the heroine are really kind, reliable, and charming. I'm going to fall in love with it. Hero stocks went up because such a character was called a “family.” Without that, I think it would have been ☆ 2.

This review contains spoilers. If you are caught up in the past when your older brother died and you don't need love, you won't get married, have no love, and you don't need children. Did trauma create an arrogant man? I was trying to have a cheap marriage, but... everything should have been settled sooner. She looked up quite admirably.

This review contains spoilers. The story feels like Harlequin's royal road, but I don't hate it. What I don't like about this pattern is the setting where the heroine is the hero no matter how many years have passed. In the meantime, the heroes have been playing around a lot! If years have passed, I want the heroine to be in love in her own way. On top of that, I know if no one surpassed the hero appeared after all... but even if they were abandoned, being a hero for years is a dream story and unrealistic. The heroine this time got married while separated from her hero → successfully divorced → still in a good relationship, so that's great! I thought, but it had a punch line, and after all, it's all about being a hero. That was a bit disappointing.