Reviews for LOVE FOR HIRE Manga

I love the men Allison draws. I like the dark-haired hero! It's so cool ❤ Fire of jealousy, sharp eyesight when melancholy, and a face full of charity when looking at the heroine are awesome.

It felt like it was pretty tightly packed, but well, the story development was good. At the end, I wanted to see 2 people who were a little more lovey-dovey, but... it was a bit disappointing.

A doting hero who runs 6 km to buy raspberry tarts! What was that sudden change so much that magazines were there? ‼ Is returning interest in such a small thing a millionaire international financier who really moves the world's money? too small?? I mean, as a financier who reads the back side of the back side, she went astray until she read too much of the back side lol lol it was annoying to see the heroine not get depressed by the hero's attitude and wait healthily, right? I'll forgive the hero who ran until HQ's usual happy ending (I'm just looking at it as a reader lol lol) be happy, right??

I love the Harlequin series. It makes me cringe when I'm reading the story

A man whose hero is honest with his heroine, and is sexy and lovely. The heroine also depicts a healthy and cute woman, and it was a likeable love story. There was also a misunderstanding of feelings, but that is also a feeling that comes from love. That was a wonderful story.

I like the man drawn by this artist because he is so cool. The story was good too. Unbeknownst to me, I cried.

It was transcendental fun!! If there is another book written by this author, I'd like to read it! (^^) v

After watching the trial reading, I was very curious about the development and bought it. he's cool, isn't he? I was very satisfied when I had them add a little more lovey-dovey scenes at the end...

An unsellable actor, the heroine fell in love with someone she naturally thought was someone without money. The heroine, who was busy running her own business smoothly every day, suddenly realizes his appeal. My feelings are leaning more and more. He too is a bad person. Actually, I'm hiding that there is an occupation where I can earn income from my history, and I'm putting myself on the shelf. Even the heroine wouldn't lose to her anger at being deceived. But I can get euphoric by the light and thought-provoking conversation. “You shake my/instincts as a man” is a picture that makes you imagine that I would be very happy if actually said that, and it also conveys strong explanatory power that he is a man who can make such murderous complaints. A man who is kind to the heroine, who readily accepts the request and is being cooperated positively, pulls it off. It looks like an outpouring of passion and is moved. The swaying movements of the person in first love had a strange sense of realism, and it was interesting to depict one happiness that is niche for an HQ in a quiet and fitting development after that. I'm glad that the heroine's sense of inferiority and the feeling of being out of touch with family members was finally resolved in a refreshing way. There's something I'm confused about. It's a frame that foreshadows new developments in the story. The frame “That person in trouble causes a small whirlwind in my house” (page 61) suddenly appears and I'm puzzled. When I search for words or pictures to connect, I can't find them. This point stuck. However, as always, Professor Allison's background frames and pictures of frames other than people are impactful and can be admired. This work in particular is really overwhelming. The exterior of the building, the interior, the city, vehicles... Furthermore, in other works, the heroine has a childish face, but I can't notice her childishness that much here. The two men of different types are also brilliantly drawn. There are flowers in an inviting exchange on the night before the wedding of someone I liked and before going to bed. However, I had decided that my first love boyfriend looked more herbivorous (but men are men...) based on preconceptions. Certainly, even for such a person, the scene that gave me a glimpse of glaring was better, and I was rather pleased that the tension at the scene was felt better, and I was very good at the picture presented. I know the case of trying to act on someone who once moved their heart before marriage as a familiar example, so it was interesting to feel like I found it even in the example of a man. On the first night the two were tied together, I wish he would have given a little more consideration to the heroine than to the two of them.

Harlequin's story was the most moving one I've read. The final plot twist made me anticipate the story, but it didn't disappoint. Both men and women are attractive.

The hero's attack was so great that I was worried about the continuation, so I bought it. I was disillusioned with the heroine's first love.

I registered as a member for this work. It made me want to read all of Allison sensei's other works too!

The tempo was good and I finished reading it in no time, but it felt like a girls' manga and was very interesting. The hero is as cool as ever!

I often read Alison's works, so I bought them. I'm envious and loved by cool, rich men!! The main character also had a great personality, and I loved it!

He was too handsome... (>_<), so he empathized too much with girls and the heroine burst into tears at the end (lol), and a serious, healthy, and cute heroine, and a playful yet wild and handsome guy! It's a wonderful story about the hero of ♪ Since I bought it one volume at a time, it had some volume, and the story was well organized, so it was easy to understand! I recommend it ♪

It's like I don't think such a good man exists. Really, be happy for both of them.