Reviews for TEXAS MILLIONAIRE Manga

Anyway, the heroine is healthy and cute. The hero, whose love could only be determined by calculation due to past failures, had an old charming housekeeper who was kind to him. Her niece takes over as a housekeeper and secretary... but she has a lonely background... these two fall in love and have a wonderful happy ending. It's a wonderful work that makes me feel relaxed and relaxed throughout, and I'm relieved by the heroine's cheerfulness. It was a recommended work. ()

I've read a story where an image common to Americans comes to mind when it comes to Texas and the man from Texas. Something called Texas Rules comes up in this story, and there is also something that seems to be an explanation of a Texas woman, but that doesn't mean that his character as a Texas man is depicted as a typical character. The heroine has worked hard to live to the point where she is doing well, or rather painfully. Even though the parents are so terrible, from the heroine's point of view, not a single word is a bad parent, and an outfield person who can be viewed objectively laments her parent's disqualification. Reading the sad composition of children having hearts that protect their parents, it almost makes me cry. He holds out his hand. I'll lend you my heart. Now the heroine is in the Langley family, where my great-aunt was also taken care of. Riley family tradition? It is only when he has an interest in the heroine as a woman, and it is certain that he can seriously snuggle up to her circumstances, but the fact that there is no bravado at all is fresh and majestic, and his chivalry spirit lights up. The heroine, who tries to do her best alone, is a weak flower blooming in the field, and her delicate thin waist, which leaves vestiges of a girl, is also an element that makes him aware of women, and yet it also leads to “weakness” that convinces him of “the spirit of not protecting it.” The fact that the more the heroine refuses, the more he is fueled by that feeling, shows how good he is, and he has a good personality. His actions, even before the heroine had directly shown him favoritism as a person of the opposite sex, are certified as sexual harassment, but with the heroine's hidden feelings, this story is acceptable as a concrete depiction of his courting romance. I'm sorry to compare it to a heroine's life, but it made me look back at my own eldest daughter's temperament. It's a place where it's easy to get stubborn about people's kindness, that's fine, I'll do it myself. I always regretted that I wasn't cute. This story saved me like that through a heroine who makes me happy. HQ men are infinitely affectionate with their insight, even for girls who have been so aggressive. It wraps around a spoiled girl who doesn't know how to rely on people, and generously holds out warm hands even when rejected. It made me cry and lend my heart generously. The ability to calmly understand situations where you can't easily reveal your weaknesses. They don't return their motivation with strange pride when they are shaken off. The impact was my current love, but with such a big pocket, this is probably a Texas man. The main character in Shadow is Miss Manny. There were a few pictures of the good young man, but they were too bland.

Almost all of the characters are nice people. The main character's parents are probably the only ones that don't make a good impression. Not to mention Miss Manny, everyone around them was kind, and the point is that they acted respecting each other while they were thinking for Manny.

When I think of images of Western movies, etc., I think of women full of power and delicate women who want to protect them, but the content is common to images of women like those in the main story. Since her parents abandoned childcare, she is a heroine who tries to carry everything on her own. Whether it's strong or reckless, if men aren't immune, this kind of ending will be just as my great-aunt wanted.

Rather than being a love story of two people, the skirmish over which one would become a family with their aunt was cute. I laughed at the scene where I thought the hero was fighting with an old woman. I'm not the heroine, but I still wanted an aunt until the end, so the hero didn't go away feeling like getting married (laughs)