Reviews for THE DISOBEDIENT VIRGIN Manga

“Review to Record Being Read” Volume 3: A Son Swayed by His Father's Will. A story about a prince who takes you out of a strict, jail-like boarding school for girls. The heroine is worried that she has just been taken out of the sterile room, and she actually wants to fly around freely. The will ordered son 3 to act as a guardian, but this son is a person who does not need to trust the estate of the testator. His pure curiosity and sense of opposition to other siblings he hasn't seen yet moves him. He won the social survival competition with only his own strength, and that alone exudes overwhelming confidence and presence, so there is also a chick imprinting phenomenon, so he is too attractive to the heroine. The story didn't go that far in the first half, but I couldn't help but catch my eye on depictions other than people. The picture of the person is scattered with frames that lack a bit of attentiveness. I think my father, who is the father of 3 siblings, is amazing, but if he's writing a will, I think that it would have been nice if they had called and met and made contact during his lifetime without hesitation. That doesn't make this story true, though. Also, if we had done that much research, I think the father and son, who are related by blood, should have met face to face. As for that, isn't that inconvenient for setting a will? I read it on set. The scene where all 3 brothers step on each other is good, to the point where they meet each other for the first time and anticipate future developments into a sibling relationship, but I also have the impression that pages are left over. People who want to complete it may get a sense of accomplishment in this scene, but I would have liked to use some of that to depict the heroine a little deeper.

The male protagonist drawn by Allison sensei is too handsome!! Would you want to stalk a man like this if you were around? (Laughter) Moderately. Of course, the story was good too. The female protagonist is also depicted in a very cute way. Is this the Ramirez family's final story book? But the last waiter? The reaction was interesting.

I love Allison sensei's paintings, and Jake, the hero of this work, is particularly wonderful. I wonder if people like this are close to me? I'm not here... the expression that blushes when she sees the heroine is so cute and sexy. I like this movie and the hero Jake the best in the Ramirez series (^o^)

I was wondering why what was the assignment the father gave to his sons. What exactly was his father's intention? I read it from the first one again when I understood the true meaning. I want you to read all 3 works at once.

They were three cool brothers. Every story was strong, but the men were just as strong and wonderful! I like siblings like this!

(Congratulations) complete lol I love all the men in the Ramirez family who can be aggressive. They are half-siblings with similar faces, but they chose a variety of partners. I wonder if that's interesting?? She was pure, childlike, innocent, and adorable in this film. I wanted to read a slightly more moving scene at the end, but I wonder if the brothers' reopening scene didn't have enough pages??

All 3 games in the series were interesting ⤴ Heroes are my favorite type anyway. the hero in this story is probably the lightest type, right? I recommend that you start by reading the first one.

The content was the lightest of the three Ramirez brothers, but the girl who is the main character, who is innocent and innocent, is the cutest and favorite of the three stories? The story was drawn up to the point where the three brothers met at the end, so was it nice that all three stories were connected and ended with a happy ending?

Since there was a summary at the end of the series, I felt like the story leading up to clearing the assignment was short, but that's great!

He seemed cold-hearted and kind, wasn't he? it was beaten by an innocent and bright heroine, wasn't it? There aren't many mountains or valleys, and there's a feeling that it ended unexpectedly easily, but the sight of the heroine tied to the hero making her happy with her whole body made me so happy ☘

It was the last story of the 3 Ramirez brothers, but why didn't the father of these people meet his sons while they were alive? Up to this point, they've brought together someone they would be happy with. I wonder if he was happy.

It's my favorite story of the Three Brothers. The S-series heroine was a great match for Allison sensei's paintings. At the end, I'm glad that it ended with the usual 3 siblings and a loved one around the dining table, which was unique to Harlequin.

I like this teacher's pictures and read them a lot, but I feel that this last work in the series has the lowest drawing power... the story is bland, good and bad. Since it's the final part of the trilogy, the story is in a hurry, and I feel like it's too much to summarize. But the three handsome brothers are a feast for the eyes ☆

The third episode was easy, but above all, all three brothers are handsome! The story of the second son was overwhelmingly good!

In the previous 2 episodes, the heroine and hero were together in the past, but this time we're talking about the two meeting for the first time. The heroine is an innocent, innocent, and cute girl. It wasn't as exciting as the previous work, but I'm glad. happy end for all three brothers?