Reviews for TAMING THE HIGHLANDER Manga

It's a medieval historical European one, perfect for this artist's drawing. It's gorgeous, the drawing style is easy to read, and the period has been properly examined, so I can read it without any sense of incongruity! The heroine's tenacity, her belief in herself, and the fact that people believe in it is a very fascinating work. The men stood out even more because they couldn't be relied upon. The author who makes you read through the drawing is valuable.

They know exactly what they want to do, face the heroine who confronts difficulties, and the hero, who was locked in his shell by becoming a wild beast, was also able to regain people's hearts and feelings of love, making them a perfect couple.

You can enjoy Fujita sensei's beautiful paintings and wonderful stories from the Middle Ages. The feelings of a married couple who are attracted to each other are depicted and drawn into the story.

I love Fujita sensei's works and historical works, so I bought them right away. All the characters on the way are expressive, and it is true that they successfully liven up a long work. The content is quite heavy, but when I finished reading it, I was so focused on reading it that it came up saying “oh.” I am satisfied.

I liked Fujita sensei's work and bought it. This work is probably my favorite. It was wild and sexy, and the heroine and the hero's heart were well drawn, and I read novels in addition to comics. I highly recommend this work.

A long time ago, I read a lot about Highland Love. No way, I saw Terry Brisbane's story again (tears), and the picture was by Kazuko Fujita (Taki Sweat) pulled out a novel I had bought in the past to the back of the bookshelf and read both. the best!

As expected, the picture is beautiful! The bad guys in the story are evil until the end, they have confirmed the love between the two, they pass each other just a little bit but they're not relentless, and everyone around them is just really nice people, with the exception of the bad guys. If there are 2 volumes, the meaning is not unclear, and it's nice that it's easy to understand.

The story, the closed-minded hero, the strong heroine, the depiction of a medieval castle, the hero's nanny, and the men who support the hero are all wonderful. I like this teacher's painting, but I have no complaints about this work. I've reread it over and over again, and I'm immersed in a happy feeling.

As expected, Fujita sensei fascinates me. She's a strong heroine, but she's doing her best. A disappointing hero because what he thought was for the heroine seemed to backfire. Mutual compassion. Oh, that's already exciting! The supporting characters, such as Elisa, who is a strong ally of the heroine and scolds the hero, are also lively and wonderful. “Love has overcome everything.” That was good ~ (*^^*)

The hero and heroine are so wonderful that I reread them over and over again. I originally liked the author, but I particularly like this work.

I really, really recommend it. If you're a Fujita fan, you must read it! Like a hero, like a heroine, and so reassuring. I also read the novel, and it's well put together.

I bought Harlequin for the first time! do you feel like a wonderful picture comes right into your heart? I read it and felt happy.

It was very good that it was in line with the high reviews ~? I'm reading the back and forth parts all at once. It matches Fujita sensei's picture and I'm impressed. A heroine who is forced to unwillingly marry a hero who is feared to be the beast that kills his wife. this alone is extremely unfortunate, but is that HQ actually a kind hero and of course has a happy ending at the end? They seem to be attracted to each other, and as a result, the heroine dotes on the hero they love. The soldiers standing by their sides and the maids in the palace are also showing good taste. Finally, I wanted a scene with the baby too. That's just a bit disappointing. the rest is a 100-point scale?

I read the reviews and bought 1 and 2 volumes together. The pictures are beautiful, and I don't have any indigestion. I read it over and over again.

It was very interesting. The scene where they confirmed each other's feelings and met was particularly moving, and I reread it over and over again. The story is wonderful, but Fujita sensei's paintings are also wonderful.