Reviews for SEDUCTION NEVER LIES Manga

I felt like the reason why he chose this village wasn't mentioned, but it was probably fate. It seems difficult to buy a manor house, restore it, live with furniture, and maintain it. The right way to be a billionaire. There may also be future relationships with people I don't like, but I wonder what will happen

I like Fujita sensei's beautiful pictures, so I bought them from the author. I read on while feeling sluggish at the heroine who is being told, whatever you want to be told, whatever you want to be slandered, but at the end, everything was resolved, and I'm glad it settled in a circle and had a happy ending.

This is probably Kazuko Fujita's favorite work. It's romantic, the depiction is careful, and it also beautifully depicts rock musicians and makes them nice guys! It is true to the original. I recommend it.

That's great. Both women and men drawn by Fujita sensei are gorgeous, sad, and moist, and I am healed when I read them. Since it's HQ, there are a lot of things with rivals and BFs who cheat on them, but the usual happy endings are just right.

Fujita-sensei's gentle touch exudes the heroine's subtlety and kindness, and the hero's elegance. Although happy endings are common in HQ, there is also just the right amount of giraffe, so it's a satisfying work.

I love Fujita-sensei's work. The story is well organized, and above all, the pictures are very beautiful

The pictures were wonderful and the story was so interesting!!!!

But it's such a lovely story? Is Jago the hero who fell in love with the heroine Davy at first sight? ♐ Attack Davy bravely and boldly like the usual HQ!! isn't it? If you want to calm your mind, please subscribe by all means?

When I'm shown that I'm being treated so badly by people, while I feel powerless as a reader, I wonder if it's something someone can't save. A famous person who was active worldwide as a rock star appeared in a small village. Although there was already a tempting encounter at the beginning, the heroine's difficult situation continues from there. Love with someone who believed in marriage in search of happiness disappeared in vain. In the story about whether weak people like the heroine's family will only be swayed to this point, he appears here and there, with the reader holding expectations that she will escape such a situation. This is really helpful support at key points, not to be overlooked. The soft, elegant lines in Fujita sensei's paintings describe him as a rock singer and a sensible man with a sense of cleanliness. He is not shown as an icon of decadence or depravity at all (to be precise, the past is a bit of a reflection as a thing of the past. (Not now), there is no scene where even the courage to do something about her with her own charm is revealed, and she is an ally who casually reaches out. A presence that simply exudes warmth, gently shakes away the terrible treatment that has befallen the heroine, knocks away harm, and gently heals wounds. I think it would be this far without love for the heroine, but there are no scenes where people become passionate as the story progresses. And yet, no, that is why it is depicted in such a way as to convince people that relationships built in such a form are certain. The villain isn't alone, and he does pretty hateful things, so when he found the heroine, it's not just an industry person who has become famous all over the world, he has seen many people and various wide worlds, and on top of that, I have found her. Readers continue to worry about the small village, people who aren't good people, and many others who raise irresponsible rumors, that it will still be difficult to live there from now on, even if the money problem is solved. But he has the power to protect her in a weak position. His side's power also has the power to dilute the villain to the point where he wasn't that bad. A soft happiness has arrived, filled with sincere blessings, and prayers. There is an atmosphere where you can imagine the two of them living peacefully in the countryside. (The assumption is that you will continue to live in that village, so that's important.)

The feelings and actions of the various characters, centered around the heroine, slowly intersect, and... and a single red thread... becomes... thin... thick... and firmly connected to the hero. It really matched the touch of the picture. Stay happy forever in a quiet village?

Patrick, the heroine's lover, and her mother were too mean and I thought it would be nice if they were chastised even more. My childhood friend also had too bad personalities, and I wanted a little more heroine entanglement

He's probably a billionaire, but it's a bit different when it comes to the title. It's fun just to look at wonderful heroes with beautiful pictures. I think it's a Harlequin-like story.

And the worst ex-boyfriend? I mean... what do you mean... the heroine's childhood friend is also... a crime, huh? Even so, it is true only because we do not hold a grudge against people and face them sincerely while being afraid. that was good~~

Fujita sensei's paintings really fit the story. There is nothing wrong with Fujita sensei's in HQ!

Somehow... it's a story that makes me happy to be seen by a prince like Snow White for the first time! I think it's good.

The supporting characters were a bit too bad this time around, and the heroine was kind of young, but I covered it with the hero's adult character! I wanted to see these two more lovey-dovey people!

I feel like it ended all at once... the heroine, who had a terrible treatment, is attracted to the hero and saved. I'm glad it had a happy ending, but it seems like the hero's confession is at the end and it's lacking in excitement right now... I've read a lot of other works by Fujita sensei, but maybe this is a bit disappointing for me?