Reviews for HOT OFF THE PRESS Manga

We joined hands to get the scoop. Even though I was afraid, I gathered my courage and moved on. I found it out. I uncovered it. I won. The feeling of being attracted has finally reached the point where I have to acknowledge it. Even though I've tried not to get serious. I'm not running away anymore. I made a declaration and took my hand. Well, the sweet romance isn't strong in this story, but the professional guts are admirable. Mike, who is a little perverse, reviewed the heroine's attitude towards work, went into buying, and even talked about the good feelings she had had for some time, and fell into decline. The sense of justice was also stimulated, and the spirit of a social reporter was shown. Since it's HQ, they're good at it, but if they don't do well, they're both getting fired from the industry, so they can't get many pages showing a sense of urgency around that, and they can't escape the nature of having to put appropriate weight on romance, so the ending color where you get drunk by the exhilarating feeling of career success wasn't strong. I felt that the depiction of the heroine getting sick was weak. Dad is amazing. Even though he can draw beautiful pictures, the work of Shiomiya-sensei, who is concerned about people who sometimes get rough, depicts a large bird with a full body, as expected, and this was a wonderful turning point in the story. The space between the two quickly becomes close, and the overflowing thoughts and unstoppable feelings raise the temperature of the story. It's not a style where you can first be seen by men with wealth and power, and the aggressiveness from the heroine, whom you fell in love with at work, and the fact that you come out of your own way to him is wonderful (don't be ashamed). An appeal that attracts people of the opposite sex as a man, coverage ability, and high ambition to write good quality articles. Feelings for journalism and a sense of solidarity with the same industry are mixed with romantic feelings, and the two get excited and push forward in gear until the climax. I don't get a job through connections, etc., but the realism of using connections to advance my work is also good. The story was first of all good, and the fun of this second half was that it had a sense of speed that put a brake on his mind and made him overcome the obstacle of a classic love story called the difference in “the world they live in.” Black Panther, I wanted to see more visuals that fit this description. Not the president, but the chief. There are a lot of typographical errors in HQ, but I can't laugh at mistakes made by political leaders somewhere. Since the quality will be lowered, I want efforts to eradicate typographical errors.

It made me feel like I was watching. I think that's a bit exaggerated. The theme is also interesting, and the manga artist who drew well with a small number of pages is also wonderful. That was great. After all, you should read highly rated works.

Reporters are rivals, and the distance between the two people who only argue even though they are actually aware of each other was shortened in the wake of the mayor's incident... it was very interesting. Please read and take a look.

Compared to other Harles, such as environmental issues, land acquisition fraud, etc., the content is solid and the amount of information is high. There is also an element of love, but the page is dedicated to exchanges aimed at finding out the truth and scoops, so I recommend it to those who want to read a little bit of that kind of HQ too.

I enjoyed reading it more than I expected. The heroine's hard work was good too.

A young lady, a reporter and an outlaw? A reporter's love. The two, who were at odds with each other, gradually became attracted to each other. Not only was the relationship between the two people interesting, but also the process of cooperating to cover them.

The hero and heroine, who are rival magazine reporters and are at odds, cooperate to uncover the scoop on corruption. I recommend reading it while being excited about the development of the incident. It came together pretty well and was fun. To the extent that the hero blew up, the heroine father, who appeared a little bit, was a wonderful person. I wonder if I wanted a little more excitement in the two figures and the relationship between them. ☆ 3.5

I know that the two main characters always have happy endings, so I was rather interested in stories involving bribery and interests related to buying and selling nature reserves, and I bought them unintentionally. It's probably a work that puts more emphasis on social issues than love. She's very good at drawing, but it was a bit disappointing that I couldn't see the heroine as Grace Kelly.