Reviews for A PRIZE BEYOND JEWELS Manga

Even though I think they're rich, I'm envious, I don't really imagine that they are next to danger. However, since the rich are targeted because they have money, it is probably normal in the world for all kinds of speculations to intersect. Marriage purposes that are close to property purposes are generally HQ specifications, and bodyguard items stand out in second place. However, this film is about kidnapping (is Hayami Masumi from “The Glass Mask” involved). It is one of the worst crimes that take advantage of family feelings, and adults were involved in countries where security was poor due to frequent occurrence in the old days. When I was a child, there was still a risk of commercial kidnapping in Japan (or Japanese people overseas), and society was wary. There were also prolonged incidents overseas, and there were quite a few incidents where people did not survive. That's not far off. From the Japanese song Sumida River to abduction damage, tragedies of East and West kidnappings have occurred throughout the ages. The culprits were even more despicable in this film. An unforgivable heinous crime. It's a matter of degree that extortion and tactlessness also have the same root, and the reason they are targets is that they stand out because they are rich and known as famous people. It's HQ where I'm looking forward to reading Happien, and I don't think I'll be reading this unspeakable story anymore! I was struck by a heavy feeling all at once, and the heroine's parents felt so sorry that the troublesome image of a powerful father who puts his daughter in a box disappeared. No matter what kind of picture of your father's pain, suffering, or grief you show, it won't be like that. However, the heroine's father said that his daughter is more important than a precious jewelry collection. My father was kind enough to let go of any ransom (treasure) that is implicitly metaphorical for his daughter's happiness, and his father was aware that the day had come to change the way he simply locked him up when he learned that his daughter had met the right partner. Once you've passed the initial physical examination, I'll give you a decent chance later. If it were fun, they wouldn't be so proud to stick to their intentions on a man's side. To be honest, the picture didn't resonate that much. It's not bad, though. Since it is drawn from his point of view, the romance will be established, but it seems that a story where the father stands on his side will also be possible. An incident that was too severe fundamentally changed the days of a father and daughter, and even so, as time passed, she grew up, and at some point, the time came when that beloved daughter flaps her wings herself. He broke through the tough iron wall of his father's extremely strong guard and pushed forward. Already, this aggressiveness and boldness, and masculinity not frightened by the restraint of the heroine's father, was drawn more than anything else by such a “bothersome” woman, and it became a push. I enjoyed the feeling of being goofy. Both the cover and the original Japanese title are good.

This is the second D'Angelo Brothers film. A second son with a light lifestyle that is the exact opposite of his third son, and a heroine who struggles to become independent from her erratic father's overprotection. They were two good-looking people, but where they ended up was so cute. “She's an absolutely terrible woman.” I never thought it would be such an exciting line.

A man named Dmitry Patriff. A man who has wealth and power even in seclusion, and a wonderful man who loves his wife above all else and loves and protects his only daughter. I've read a number of HQs, but works depicting a man who is so rich yet wonderfully affectionate are rare. I've read escaping from trauma and favoritism from arrogance due to wealth and power, and this is a story without abomination. Actions that exist precisely because of “love.” The story of Nina and Rafe is an ordinary HQ story, but the contrast between the harshness and splendor of the environment surrounding Nina behind it cannot be left without tears. Even if you make your daughter feel tight by putting on a guard from malice due to her cuteness, it doesn't mean that you can lock her up, but rather make her experience it by prioritizing her own feelings and acting. I felt the pain and strength of watching in silence. Also, Nina is a kind and strong woman who believes and loves her father's love even though there is fear behind her father's back face that crosses her head. I wrote that it's normal, but even so, of course, Rafe was also a wonderful man who thought by replacing the various things in Nina and Dimitri's parents and children with himself. Even so, things about these two young people are still hazy...

The heroine is distressed by her father's abnormally overprotection. Still, it's wonderful to see him thinking about his father and living a strong life.

nice story. There is love for all of the characters. Great work. I definitely want you to read it. I recommend it.

It's based on the story of losing her mother, and the heroine grew up being protected. It was a story about leaving from there and being a hero and loving each other.

I wonder if it's a place where... the nest starts. A heroine with a father who is in power. A hero who isn't afraid of his father. It wasn't arrogant, it was imposing, and it made a good impression without hiding her feelings for the heroine.

The second son of 3 brothers with an angel name. When the hero, who has the feeling of an unbridled second son, meets the heroine... The heroine is a young lady who is guarded by overprotective security. I've become so overprotected... The hero woke up to love with the heroine, and the last hero, who was a little whiny, was also nice. Is it a man's dream? His shirt ending (^^; the brothers' story “Roses for the Traitor” “Angels Kneel to Love”

This is a story about Raphael, the second son of the D'Angelo brothers, whose name is an angel. The hero, who is a Playboy but has a strong heart and doesn't like losing, doesn't take a step back when it comes to bargaining with the heroine who isn't straightforward and her father, so it's quite impressive. There are various mysteries held by the heroine and her father, and inexplicable overprotection and foreshadowing, so you can enjoy it.