Reviews for HEIR TO A DESERT LEGACY Manga

Although it is an exotic Sikh thing, modern keywords such as “surrogate mother,” “theoretical physics,” “dysfunctional family,” and wars in Arab countries even though it is a fictional country... are scattered, and it is an HQ romance with a unique flavor. The sight of the heroine and hero from an unhappy upbringing communicating with each other is so adorable. It's such a favorite work that I even bought the original novel.

Raised like a mechanical doll, I can only really feel sorry for him. I wonder what the eldest son is the eldest daughter in the first place? It's in every country. She gave birth by a surrogate mother, and her older sister and her husband disappeared, so her maternal instincts were probably extra awakened. Even though we're both traumatized, I'm worried about the other person... I want to tell her that she has worked hard for 16 years, and I want her to continue to be happy.

The author is buying it. The picture is beautiful, Sheek, Secret Baby, surrogacy for her older sister, and I wanted to see the process of thinking about children, a fake marriage with Siksaid, and the process where the two love each other a little more and become a wonderful relationship. But it was a work I wanted to read again and again.

She has beautiful eyebrows and is from the Han Dynasty. A beautiful couple who are as smart and beautiful as Chloe. Both have specs where they can overcome their difficult upbringing and past trauma. That's good.

I haven't read the novel, but it's a story I want to read slowly on a longer page. Since it's Harlequin, I feel like I'm running around every time and it makes me think it would be a waste. The picture is unquestionably amazing.

As you can see at the beginning, isn't it rare to set up surrogacy? The story was interesting too. As always, he was a cool hero.

A lonely and rugged Sikh hero and a gentle and intelligent heroine. It's a classic contract marriage, but thanks to the affectionate heroine, the hero also looks like a human being. Last one is the best! I can be sure that they have lived a happy life.

I liked this author's design and bought it. I am satisfied that the desert kingdom is beautifully drawn. The story was interesting too.

This was the first Harlequin comic book I bought. When I read it... the pictures are beautiful and awesome. The content is good too! Islamic buildings were also carefully drawn, and my head flew to the Arabs. As a result of this, I unexpectedly bought some Harlequin works by Yoko Iwasaki.

It's a story about Harlequin's royal road, Sikh, and ordinary women... the Sikh (?) appearing in this work Said is a bit out of that royal setting. While being a member of the royal family, he was raised to be a warrior to protect that royal family, and literally grew up as a “● person machine,” he met Chloe, a foreign woman involved in succession issues, and got married to solve the problem... From an early age, he was only educated as a warrior, and all his human-like feelings were eliminated, Chloe is willing to sacrifice himself if it were to protect his loved ones And, how do you nurture love... In the first place, a feeling of love for Chloe is born in Syed, who lacks human-like emotion... That's the core of this work. The pictures and story are careful, and it's a work that's worth reading. Strongly speaking, I wanted the baby to be drawn a little cuter... the 5 stars are almost expressionless from beginning to end, because the character setting like Burabo Said, who has forgotten his love... I wonder if it's my favorite food...?

I often think it's not unreasonable how to move from the pattern of a Western European woman getting involved without getting involved with an absolute tyrant or an intolerable man who despises women no matter what. If it was a promise with my half-sister, it was over after giving birth, wasn't it? My partner passed away and there are secret things, so it's bothersome and they say things like that. The heroine's past made him stubborn, but... hmm

Anyway, I have only the impression that it was a hot story. The drawing is impressive, so it has a profound feeling. If possible, I also wanted to see my two kids.

As you all say, this is a story that can be made into a long story. It looks like we can make a lot of side stories. The last one was good too!

As others have reviewed, I think I wanted a few more episodes. I'm worried about a lot of things. But it was a good story! Two people who have been hurt in the past get over it... I'm glad it's like Harlequin. Also, the picture is wonderful... after all, desert men have to have a beard (laughs).

There was something that stuck with the words of the wedding vows. The hero's life up until then is too sad...