Reviews for THE TAMING OF XANDER STERNE Manga

The story and design were highly perfected, and the characters were kind and rational, and I was able to read it with peace of mind until the end... I wasn't thrilled at all in terms of essential romance... for some reason. I like the author's design, and I like the hero's look, but I wonder if it's because I didn't like the look of the heroine. After that, I probably didn't understand why I fell in love with it... but it's a really good story. I like the scene where there is kindness here.

☆ 4 It was good even after reading it. The artist bought it because it's easy to read and the pictures are beautiful, but the heroine's face is relatively the same, just because her hairstyle is different in every work, so I'd like them to devise a little more ways to separate them (sorry for being bossy?).

There are many stories in HQ where women who have been unhappy in the past gain the greatest level of happiness, and the feeling of relief that adds to the romance element is comfortable when reading, but it is a double adversity overcoming story that depicts such a wonderful turning point for men as well. I'm excited about the HQ solutions to the retaliation that the Thunder will carry out, and to ensure the stability and safety of life thereafter. It's easy to get into the feelings of the heroine who is being attracted to each other and is afraid to go deep. The atmosphere was very good at the scene where the tag seemed to come off at first. However, despite the fact that the story began from a male perspective, it was not possible to get into the process of overcoming Thunder until the end. I think the depiction on his side where he was able to get out of a place where he was frightened by the shadow of his parents is probably unsatisfactory, with only one word of him. Even though the painful feelings and fears of dealing with children were enough, the proportion of the scene where the heroine releases him seemed light. I was suddenly made to laugh in the scene where Darius says back that he doesn't talk about Sam when he's with his wife.