Reviews for KING OF THE HILL Manga

I thought unwavering love was wonderful. I was wondering if nothing would go away as it is, but there are also people who get in the way just a little bit, but I can read it with peace of mind until the end. I recommend it to those who want to relax and read it.

The portrayals, which are sometimes drawn with a comedic touch, were fun and fit perfectly. The heroine looks like a frightened and threatening kitten, and a hero who inadvertently feels a crisis about being made “older brother” in an atmosphere that makes her want to protect her and suddenly works hard on a dinner date. she's been so exhausted, and since she's a heroine who has worked so hard until then, she'll be happy with a hero with a warm personality, right?

Heroes are too nice!! It was nice that he struggled to get men to look at him from the standpoint of my older brother. There were few crowds, so I went with a bonus ☆ 4.

He was a very caring, kind, and good-looking hero. There wasn't any sense of intimidation or selfishness that Harlequins tend to have. I gently care for the protagonist, who is hurt by an incident, like an older brother. I was envious of the main character who is cherished. Terrible things are done by a relative's rival, but his family is taking good care of him, so I feel refreshed. Among the main characters in Harlequin, who is often treated harshly by men, stories where there is no such thing once in a while are also good.

The heroine, who experienced fear and despair and was prepared to die, helps her to regain her peace of mind. They are kind, meticulous, and dependable, and have a good face, good character, and a steady member of society. He is a gentleman who doesn't imitate a weak heart, doesn't act sympathetic, etc., and doesn't even get a small kiss from there. I saw his inclusiveness, and for a moment I was struck by the fear of my rival in love who didn't know the separation between good and bad things. This is also a splendid entangled crime. I had an even worse experience, so I dropped one part of the water. Their wickedness stuck in my mind, and even though the dimensions are different to call it a crisis between the two, huh? It's like that. I want to be convinced that it's probably because I'm a relative, but if I were going to Princeton, there was no way I wouldn't have been able to see the results of things. Even if it's just a side to the story. It's a story where I don't know where and what kind of encounters there are, but I think it's all about encounters anyway. The focus is on bright depictions. There's no way such a handsome and nice guy would stay free. I'm at HQ, so I'm here to read it. I think that because she was a wonderful woman, she had a relationship with a wonderful man.