Reviews for PARTNER FOR LOVE Manga

I like the line from when the misunderstanding was resolved and the hero went to pick up the heroine. The heroine's words in response to that are a role only I can do. I definitely want you to take a look.

Buy the author. It was an undisputed work this time as well. As urban actress Hiroin gets used to living on a ranch while struggling, she learns about the hero's kindness and becomes attracted to her. However, it didn't end there, and they began to doubt that the hero was aimed at the ranch in words from their former lover, and they broke up. Even though I knew it would be a happy ending at the end, I was baffled. The heroes drawn by this author are always wonderful.

The hero is handsome. A hero like this is good! The heroine is also a mean yet cute woman, and the story of the two was wonderful!

Readers are drawn into the story by a heroine who is emotional, occasionally quarrelsome (and later reflects on it as Shun), and faces hard work and an unfamiliar lifestyle. My heart is tightened by the scene where her bullish girlfriend sheds tears. When two people have overlapping feelings, quiet arguments when they confirm their love is very romantic. Since it's 144P and slightly long, it's a work where you can thoroughly enjoy the story until the end without making you feel like they're running fast.

do you love Ai sensei? The hero and heroine were both very good. Our first interaction made me smile. A momentary break up due to the heroine's misunderstanding... there was no reply to the letter of apology, and I was shocked to wonder what would happen. they came to pick me up properly, is that great already? I really enjoyed reading it until the end. do you recommend it?

It's a completely different story, but it reminded me of “Little House on the Prairie,” which I saw on NHK a long time ago. Image footage. A picture of a warm family came to mind at the ending. A strong heroine and a stubborn hero. The kindness of the blunt hero always asks, “Is that what you want?” and. Kyun. The afterglow of happiness at the end is also good! Let's make a big, bright family (^^)

How happy would I be if my beloved man said such wonderful words...? ❤ Are you moved by the fact that Ai Marie and Sensei's works are interspersed with embarrassingly wonderful words of love? Please subscribe, right?

I'm glad you went home. Seeing the suffering suffered by the heroine for not being able to believe by the heroine who rides a lie, I understand irreparable regrets, and I also feel that responsibility is on the side of the heroine who turns Obon upside down, and I can also understand that the romantic feelings from him hit the part where I don't have confidence. There were people in reality who told lies, split two close people, and even made friendships, so I watched the heroine roll around in the story, and I was advising the heroine while reading that it was already necessary to verify facts from a third person's point of view. The dramatic effect of the story is outstanding, with timing settings that become clear and clever collection of foreshadows. I feel like the amount of Cooper's hair in the cover picture is just a little too much. Ai-sensei's portrait, this work looks like it was drawn in a hurry. That was a pity. I was particularly interested in the lines for some of the heroines.

Previously, I had a feeling that I wasn't good at the design on the cover of Mari Ai and Sensei. It felt a bit old-fashioned, and I wasn't interested. However, all of the works were highly rated, so I was addicted to reading them for trial. The pictures in the work are beautiful and good, and after reading a lot, all of them are really good! And then, this work. I don't know what to say, but it was carefully drawn without feeling dull, and I felt a sense of fulfillment for a long time. The climax heroine's feelings were conveyed and I was able to cry. The hero was also wonderful without feeling arrogant.

The cowboy hero was wonderful because he was manly and had inclusiveness ❣️

It's a fairly common story where an urban heroine goes to the outback of Australia, where her uncle's heritage meets a hero, but I'm relieved to have overcome misunderstandings and differences and come together. The lead heroine's umbrella is pretty bizarre.