Reviews for A VOW OF OBLIGATION Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's an unexpected proposal trilogy, but the first film was really too much of a villainous hero, and I was hesitant to stop reading Ringle... However, I read it because I like the combination of Aso sensei and Ringle (*the first film was the worst), and the setting where the heroine, who thought the hero was a scoundrel and tried to steal a computer for justice, played a fake fiancee after negotiations... It was surprisingly good. Since Toni is honest and talks about everything without being mean, Navarre doesn't make him relentless, is kind and laughs a lot even though it has a “I don't know love because I didn't grow up being loved” setting, and since he grew up a common man, there are no particular discrepancies in his relationship with Tony. Even though there are troubles, such as being slightly jittery due to the mother who was the mistress and being thrown away because of the reporter's contact memo, the conversation generally continues peacefully. I was surprised that Bee and Sergios were involved in the conversation process, but why did Bee easily talk about Toni's whereabouts and whereabouts? If it's your sister, check with Tony first! Or rather, the husbands of my two older sisters are very rich, so I wish they could get help or arrange work, but they're still waitresses, right... their main job is design and painting...? It made me think, and it became a subtle feeling, so it wasn't a perfect score... But it was interesting. I wouldn't be able to draw this hero as a good man without Aso sensei, really.

This review contains spoilers. The hero immediately saw through that he was made to take part in the crime of a colleague at work without knowing it. Even though they treated the heroine in a gentlemanly manner, it was a blunder where she went on a rant at the bottom of the matter. There are HQ heroes. The identity of the hero's alleged affair partner was as predicted.

This review contains spoilers. The author is buying it (^^) v. It was a story where people around her involved money in an attempt to uncover the hero's private life (^_^;) It was nice that the hero quickly detected that the heroine had been deceived by her colleague in the first half. I was a little annoyed by the words and actions of the hero's mother. I've also subscribed to the works of my two older sisters. I was envious that each husband is rich... lol

This review contains spoilers. Isn't this the last story of the Three Sisters you've been waiting for? Well, it's 4 stars in the sense that I'm glad the three sisters are happy, but if you read this much, it's probably 3 stars. All three sisters are strong. They are beautiful, hardworking, and I'm glad they are happy because they are pure sisters. I'm sorry for my selfish father. If you're a fan of Aso sensei, I recommend reading the series.