Reviews for TRAPPED BY VIALLI'S VOWS Manga

This review contains spoilers. As a result, I gave up on my dream of being an astronomer, but Leandro intended to throw everything away and go to America, and Marnie herself chose her family, so that's probably fine. Leandro treated him as a “dark secret” and insisted that he was his mistress, and after being impatient and lied and brought it to the wedding, I think he was very ashamed to be rejected by his bride, but even so, I had another wedding and laughed. If it's for the heroine, I love Pride or the Hero who throws it away. The last smile and the 3 shots of the baby were also nice. Happy glitter.

This review contains spoilers. A sad, cold hero, the way he is treated is pathetic. I felt sorry for the heroine.

This review contains spoilers. I love the story drawn by Aso sensei about the adorable heroine and ruthless hero, so this story was a hit too! I was treated as a mistress, and my pregnancy was discovered... it was the usual development until then, but the development from then on was too fast, and I thought it was a bit unsatisfactory, but Aso sensei favors ☆ 5! lol after the heroine fell over, the desperation while deceiving the hero made me cringe.

This review contains spoilers. The hero is converting and saying let's go to America together, so I don't want you to throw away your dreams. Please push the hero one more time too.

This review contains spoilers. I love Aso sensei's paintings and bought them by the artist. There are arrogant heroes attached to HQ, but even though they usually change by being touched by pure heroine love, this hero hasn't changed at all while spending a year with the heroine. They insult the heroine a lot, and when they know they have a child, they turn their hands back. If they didn't have children to inherit their own genes, it would have been separate lives... unless you're an Aso hero with a neat and noble atmosphere, height, and a stunning inverted triangle body, you wouldn't be able to accept it. I'm sorry that he's on the cover of the novel, but that's no good. The title is because she was a heroine aiming to become an astronomer.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine is in good health and loves the hero, but the hero is ruthless. The scene where the heroine utters words of love in the rain was so sad and exciting. I'm glad it had a happy ending at the end, but I want the hero to reflect on it a little more!

This review contains spoilers. This time, too, I bought it in anticipation of my teacher. The heroine is both talented and energetic. Heroes are a bit too cold. At the end, I realized my own feelings, but it shocked the heroine a little too much along the way. Speaking of Harlequin's, I think that's probably the case.