Reviews for THE TYCOON'S HIDDEN HEIR Manga

The fact that the two had an unforgettable moment is that if the theory is that they don't call it an affair because it's before the wedding, there are not a few HQ couples that go bankrupt due to the betrayal of their fiancé before the wedding, but this is it. It reminds me of the reversal of viewpoints, such as whether the Venetian merchant Shylock is a villain or a serious merchant with a job that is subject to pathetic discrimination. However, there are many stories in Japan where he sold himself for the sake of his home and in order to save his plight. The West has also created many loveless marriages for the home (and also for the country). There aren't many people who can marry the person they like the most in the real world. The marriage of the heroine who met Patrick is not denied. I really liked it -- if anything, I can understand that feeling very well, but I don't even feel like it's over once I put it in my mouth. It wasn't a stage where if you didn't say it, it wouldn't be conveyed. Patrick makes him feel inferior indirectly but completely, so his lips are probably cold. The two had confirmed that they had liked and loved each other since they met, so I thought what would be added to that what they really liked. I haven't read that Two-Match is probably from the original story. Passionate love, the best partner you won't forget no matter how many years have passed, and circumstances where you can come into contact, it's all a reunion prepared by Patrick. There were a few subtle pictures of the same person that were hard to see. Lots of bed scenes. This is the third installment in the Knight Family Scandal series, and is similar to the heroine of the first film in that she invites her from herself. However, the position and movement of the child played a decisive role in this, and what lies behind this is the size of Patrick's vessel. However, in the end, he was disrespectful to both people he “really” liked and Patrick because of his morals. In the first marriage scene, the heroine is 12 years old, drawing two people who are forced to walk different paths, and the days they are obsessed with searching for happiness? I spent my time. I think I was able to spend a sufficient period of time even though I was aware that there was no love. For those in their teenage years, where children are sensitive, it can be read as if Patrick skillfully prepared his prior knowledge made him respond calmly and think like an adult. Even if I didn't let him say that I love you first, the heroine herself conveyed to him the feelings that had always been in her heart without hesitation, and it was refreshing.

I feel like the heroine has so many excuses. Well, was it good because I had a sincere marriage with Patrick? But Patrick is too pitiful, and his people are too nice. He even talked properly to his son when he was alive, and he's cooler than his hero, isn't he? A child who also had a son is wonderful. To Patrick the personality ☆ +