Reviews for TAMING THE HIGHLANDER Manga

An unreasonable marriage is a setting often seen in Harlequin, and usually there is a trend where people are excited in some way or the body is piled up and exalted, but this is not the case. The air of rejection and the sense of duty between them is heartbreaking. I can't believe there is such a painful and heavy depiction of Hatsuya in Harlequin... That's why every time the two of them dye each other's cheeks, they're also thrilled and happy. His sense of trauma and guilt is huge, so the distance between the two isn't stable, but it's a good work that harassingly supports the two people who overcome the two-person barrier through trial and error, and harassingly supports the two people who are putting their hearts on top of each other.

I like historical stuff, and I buy authors. I like Harlequin, but the fact that it ends in a hurry is a bit unsatisfactory, but since this is a top and bottom volume, it was worth reading.

The picture is very beautiful. The castle, scenery, tartan check costume, etc. are wonderful ☆ A story about a hero with clumsy kindness and a heroine who moves forward with a strong will. I'm a little frustrated with the hero, but since my ex-wife happened, I wonder if it can't be helped... Volume 2 is yet to come, so I'm looking forward to seeing how it all comes together.

Although it's an adult love story, the purity is like a girls' manga that was popular in the old days. Purity, similar to candy candy. I definitely recommend it to those who are addicted to shoujo manga from the Showa era ‼ ︎ Fujita sensei's paintings are still beautiful, and I sympathize with the protagonist's single-mindedness. I definitely want to read the next volume.

It was a story about an era and region I hardly knew, so it was interesting to know a lot of things for the first time. The fact that Heroine Fujita doesn't like is the same as always, and as always, that the hero is wonderful. Readers understand that the hero killed my ex-wife early on for religious reasons, but I never thought the culprit was there. I felt more sorry for my ex-wife than my heroine.

It was an author I used to read a lot, so I happened to know that he was drawing Harlequin and bought it. The design was as nice as ever, and the story was very interesting. It made me want to read other works by all means.

The pictures are detailed and beautiful, and the story has been created. The characters are so attractive that I wanted to see them even in the long series, even though volume 2 was complete. There is a feeling that I was able to read the way it ended, but it still makes me think that's fine.

I was attracted to the picture and bought it. A husband who decided that he had abandoned his wife, probably because it was a time when his own self was religious taboo. He was actually very affectionate. I think the heroine who was sent in as her second wife was terrified at first. The culprit was known in the first half, but I expected how they would be discovered, but it was quicker than I thought. But the picture was wonderful and easy to read, so I recommend it.

I really love all of Fujita-sensei's works because they are stable, the pictures are beautiful, and the backgrounds are drawn from a cinematic angle. Both the hero and heroine were wonderful. The hero, who can't recover from the death of his former wife, comes to love the heroine deeply after twists and turns, but the rugged hero was cute, and the heroine's brightness and strength were also good. I wanted to see more flirting ‼

Fujita-sensei's paintings are very delicate and easy to read, and this time they were volume 1 and 1, so I was able to enjoy the conversation without getting bogged down.

I can still read it with peace of mind with Fujita sensei's outstanding sense of stability, but since I'm worried about the continuation, I actually want to read 2 volumes at once.