Reviews for THE MAVERICK'S VIRGIN MISTRESS Manga

I feel like it's a picture that can be clearly colored, and it also fits the heroine's personality. Does it matter who set the fire?

Both the original author and manga artist are separate, but this is actually the 5th film in a six-part mini-series called “The Brilliant Gentlemen: The Annoying Millionaire Series.” If it's the original story, the series name is attached, but I wonder if the connection can't be understood as soon as it's made into a comic... (--;) Moreover, the third volume in this series hasn't been distributed because it hasn't been made into a comic. (If the word Texas Cattleman's Club comes up, there are related works for each series name) I had the last volume and volume 1 without even knowing it. If the manga artist is different, they may seem to have different personalities even though they are the same character, so I sometimes feel a sense of incongruity for a moment. Sakurano-sensei is probably good at drawing lively characters. I had read the last volume by Yoko Iwasaki sensei earlier, so I was puzzled that the heroine and her brother were quite different characters. Being able to enjoy the differences is a real thrill, though. This film is a story where the hero Ama-chan, who slams women, is bonded to a heroine who has her own opinions while being overprotected by her older brother. The hero, who is desperate to get his heroine back, was too disgusting (laughs), and my two mutual friends cooperated with me, so I feel like I was able to bring it to Happien. It was easy to imagine the future of the hero who lay on the heroine's butt.