Reviews for THE PATERNITY CLAIM Manga

This review contains spoilers. Even if it's the hero I've admired since I was a kid, the heroine put her admiration for him in her heart from an overnight mistake, and when she tried to give up, the hero learned that fact because she fell into the trap of a university professor and became pregnant... the relationship between the two gradually changed from here on. Through the feelings of the last two people, it becomes the greatest Ending. That was a wonderful story. It's worth reading.

This review contains spoilers. I feel like I want to turn into a hero and hit the scum instructor, saying what did she do to the heroine who was in the depths of disappointment when I chased her or she couldn't catch up.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine's long unrequited love is pitiful, but from a hero's point of view, I'm convinced that it's easy not to have romantic feelings for a girl I've known since I was a kid, and it's not unreasonable that I wouldn't notice it. It took a detour, but the heroine's thoughts paid off, and it was a very nice scene at the end. The future of a happy family seemed to appear in my eyes. It has nothing to do with the main story, but the hero's son Eddie was so cute and I was healed. It was a great parent-child shot with facial expressions that looked just like their father! He'll be a good brother.

This review contains spoilers. The man I'm dealing with is too bad. I'm sure this is full of others doing the same thing. The reason they flew all the way to London was probably because of the financial strength of her wealthy girlfriend rather than the cuteness of her daughter. The main characters are surrounded by people full of speculation... ah, about 2 people.

This review contains spoilers. I'm really glad that the heroine's first love came to fruition. The hero is at last aware! I don't help but think it's hard to have romantic feelings for a kid who's like my little sister. I feel like my pregnancy made me aware that the heroine is an adult woman. Is this sluggishness unavoidable in men? He's not an arrogant hero, but he's hurting the heroine, so I thought he was really Harlequin's hero. My son and dad taste so good and I love it! Musume Seimei's father in particular is so wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures were beautiful and easy to read. I feel like the reason for the heroine's pregnancy was a bit shallow, but I was drawn in in in an easy-to-understand manner such as the hero's changes in mood