Reviews for OUT OF DANGER Manga

It's fun without complaint. The hero's strength and kindness, and the heroine's cleverness and strength, and love for children are amazing. The gym owner, who plays a supporting role, also has a good taste. It's a work you'll want to reread over and over again.

JET sensei's work is sexy. And it would be great if you let me draw a tough hero. A hard-boiled hero and a heroine who seems to be strong and hates men. A story that begins with a murder case, and a hero who protects the heroine whose life is being targeted. Kyun The tempo was good, it was exciting, and it was quite interesting.

I was surprised by the sudden start with a violent scene. Also, I was surprised by the setting where Quent is a former cop. I wonder if it's something more self-depraved... As a woman, my husband and I want to protect our lives in society by putting our backs on each other in our daily lives, but more or less, I want to be protected by strong men in times of trouble. I was reminded of that again through a woman named Rebecca. Quent, who seems crude and dominating, is actually a gentleman, kind, and strong. I'm falling in love. JET sensei's paintings fit perfectly, and I felt that I was able to fully express them. I am very satisfied with the happy ending, which repels unreasonable heinous acts.

Buy an artist. Overall, it was good, but I feel like the part where the heroine is attracted to the hero unfolded too suddenly. They lived together, and maybe they felt like it, but it didn't make sense in terms of pictures. Since it's JET, I read it with anticipation, so it might be a bit dry.

I felt like the hero was blunt, but his strength and kindness made me cringe

At first, I wasn't good at drawing, but I also liked the thrill of the hero who became my favorite manga artist while reading several books. The story was easy to read, and it was hard but interesting

It was a slightly hard story that was different from conventional Harlequins, but it was interesting because it was a good read.

It was a different feeling from my usual Harlequin, but it was really interesting. I was able to read it until the end without getting tired of it. I recommend it.

A hero who easily falls into the heroine is good. The picture is dark, so the overall feeling is heavy.

The image of HQ was a sweet story with a happy ending, so I was surprised by this story. It's really exciting. I had the impression that the artist's painting was also a bit dark and heavy, so I shunned it, but it was a perfect fit for this work. Perfect for tough heroes who always protect their loved ones. I thought it would have been better if there was a little more process where the two were attracted to each other.

A sense of security of being protected. A manly smelling person put it out of his mouth and told me he would protect me. The bodies depicted in multiple places confirm it, and I feel really relieved that I'm glad we met. A corner of downtown where Rocky seems to be. A production that makes a bad first impression and appears. From the relationship I was concerned about until we started to love each other, I felt like I was taken aback halfway, and I feel like I waited a bit. There is fear all over the screen where you don't know when heinous people appear. Even though it's HQ, the force of violence comes out a lot, and it's more horror than suspense, has a habit of being a villain, and I'm taught by the illusion that they're opening comics of a different genre. Strong yet passionate men adapt a wounded child to the child's new living environment. I think this would be a completely different story if it were a girl. I'm glad that talking about male characters in the name of an actor was easy to understand. I wanted the page to be split over there a little more as a place for a drama-like afterglow where the tension was relieved after the rescue. I also need comfort when I can't rest my mind all the time. However, as a reader, I would like to confirm that this is not due to the heroine's feelings of temporary escape from violence that plagued her past and present. I could understand his feelings in the bed scene, but it was hard to understand how excited she was towards him. It's an explanation that can be understood by the heroine's background settings, etc., and the depiction where she doesn't lose her cool even though she's frightened by the culprit's shadow, but I wanted to confirm it with pictures. However, with this, it was nice to have an atmosphere where life and sweat were there as one world. In that life, his current occupation is running a gym, but it looks like his father is doing it alone. Therefore, when I first read it, it looked like Putaro. Still, the fact that he used to be in a place like a field to protect the heroine wasn't good for me. No matter how legendary the cup is. There was something I wanted for the pictorial connection to play an explanatory role. I read it a second time, and since it conveys that she cares about the heroine (not just justice), she is not the type to swing people around, so I revised it by 1 star. When I first read it, the fear of violent people was intense, and since I read it mainly from the standpoint of the heroine and Josh's side, I read it as if his goodness was on the physical appeal from beginning to end in the work.

Heroes aren't smart guys at all. But when it comes to the man drawn by this manga artist, his masculinity makes him attractive. The story was thrilling, and I felt like there weren't enough pages, but it's exciting.

I can't stop being excited from the beginning. Not only is the excitement of romance, but the battle for life is amazing. Great, I was impressed that all this content was put together in one book ‼