Reviews for NO MORE MISTER NICE GUY Manga

This review contains spoilers. Even though there was a lot of content, the story unfolded quickly, and it was like watching a video. She falls in love with a hero who is a talented subordinate of the young lady heroine's dad, and they only fight with the hero who goes on a lot of business trips (although they haven't noticed it yet), but the heroine is kidnapped while he is away, and the hero who has just returned to Japan heads to the rescue. The heroes were seriously injured in the battle against the collapse of the military who kidnapped the heroine, confirmed their love for each other, and had a happy ending at the end, but it was a story with a strong content. The heroine who makes loud remarks to the mysterious and good-looking hero was creepy.

This review contains spoilers. I like the author's paintings, so I read it, but when I thought that Harlequin Dashi was a misunderstanding between the usual cool businessman and the winning young lady, I was surprised when a sudden kidnapping and tracking incident began. I was fascinated by the unfolding development from where I thought Jed wasn't just a businessman... Shelby is brave and smart, and her arguments with Jed are cute. The monologue “What does it mean to me to let someone else drive and sleep on my side” is really nice. If Shelby was just an obedient and kind young lady, Jed wouldn't have thought this way. Maybe this is the first time Harlequin thought it was this interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I was able to read it comfortably because of the heroine's wonderful personality and the small nature of the conversation.

This review contains spoilers. The hero's true form, the work is too hard. The sense of incongruity that has been felt since the kidnapping incident until now comes to light. There was also a sad scene where the hero, who has a job where she doesn't have a family, and the heroine wants to be with her in the future. It's a story with a lot of life-threatening scenes, but there are also scenes that are a bit light, and of course it wasn't that dark and serious because it was Happien. Maybe it's thanks to the heroine who talks so loud?

This review contains spoilers. Hard touch with shootouts and hand-to-hand combat, which is unusual for Harlequin. A father with an enigmatic job and his co-workers. I was attacked and kidnapped at my friend's villa where I stayed to keep my distance from him even though we were dating... Even though he was rescued, he got hurt again due to a fight over the finishing touches. I applauded and cheered for seeing the strong bones in the face of an incompetent man who said nothing.