Reviews for THE MERCILESS TRAVIS WILDE Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about the love of the eldest son of the Wild Brothers. other siblings or their girlfriends? wife? will appear as a mob. The heroine has a problem, and she acts desperate. But then a fateful and passionate romance begins. Oh, I already thought that the Wild family are all such handsome siblings. All of the siblings are crazy about love, but I thought it would be nice to fall into a fateful love affair with a beautiful woman who had a wry smile and seemed to fall in love. I thought this heart-pounding content was truly Harlequin.

This review contains spoilers. Once I finished reading it, it was a work that I thought would have been difficult to put together. The hero is honest, and the heroine is also a serious kid. They are a likeable couple. There are probably stories about the other siblings, too. Also, I was reminded that people who met famous doctors are lucky?

This review contains spoilers. The story of Travis, the eldest son of the Wild Brothers. The story of the two younger brothers has already been read on other sites. I loved the beauty of men and women drawn by this artist, so I'm glad I was able to read all 3 works by the same artist! From meeting a beautiful and pure heroine to deepening love and overcoming the heroine's illness, the storyline is romantic and straight forward, although the sense of urgency is undeniable. Travis, who is supposed to be a woman, feels real love for the beautiful and ephemeral heroine and tries to protect her as she fights her illness. That figure is very manly and clean. The siblings and their respective wives also support each other, and they are filled with warm kindness. Brain cancer surgery is so easy and it feels like “let's do it tomorrow,” the beautiful black hair remains the same, and there are places where there are twitches, but don't worry about that, please immerse yourself in the dramatic story of beautiful men and women!

This review contains spoilers. I was moved when I read a Harlequin that made me cry until now, but I didn't cry, but I cried for the first time in Harlequin during the wedding scene. I also bought the previous 2 books and reread them over and over again due to the brothers' bond.

This review contains spoilers. It's a slightly bitter story about Playboy and Incurable Illness, which is rare even for Harlequin. The picture is just so beautiful that it makes me forget the settings that were out of place.

This review contains spoilers. It didn't look like HQ and it was moist and calm. The feelings and actions of caring for each other and their families came through, and I was amazed. It was a long time since I was satisfied with the last time. The story was well developed and easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. I met a mysterious beauty at the bar, and when I met her, I fell in love seriously. He himself was robbed of everything by a one-time passion, lost, and sank into grief. It's an unexpected reunion, and I'm thrilled to see her learn her secrets and search for a way to live together.

This review contains spoilers. A beautiful heroine, a wonderful hero. The planned Lost Virgin was misunderstood by the hero... but they both vow to live a new life together according to the heroine's secrets. I cried for the first time in a long time because of a Harlequin film.

This review contains spoilers. huh? I watched with excitement from the middle to see if there was such an idiot, and the sad ending didn't suit Harley Quinn.

This review contains spoilers. Following the third son Jake and the second son Caleb, the story is about the eldest son Travis. This work was good too. I was happy to be able to read three books in this series without losing. After all, if the same series or spin-off is to be comicalized, I would like the author to work on the same person. It's like a role model work that makes you want to show it in order to appeal. There were also many scenes in this film where they worked hard to save the heroine who fights against intractable diseases, so there may be many scenes that are heavier than the bargaining type of romance that is common in “Contract Marriage Due to Circumstances” or the like in HQ. I wonder if the way it was shown at the end is also faithful to the original story, so far in terms of story development? Sometimes, the last one is “huh? That's where it ends?” I was slightly dissatisfied with the way it ended. It's the last game in the series, so if the number of pages had increased, I'd like to see the exchange of all the characters in the Last Three Brothers series ❗ I personally think, so 4 stars.