Reviews for ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT Manga

I'm buying the author. I'm glad that the story was very interesting. The hero's hairstyle was so dull that he didn't look like a good guy.

The world drawn by Mr. Takayama is so warm and I love it. No bad people came out this time either, and I was healed without anything serious. I was told not to let go, and the words returned by the heroine are also nice ~

I thought it was a work depicting an encounter with someone who was destined to be, ah, an electric current running through Pipipi. I think it was a relationship that was exciting, painful, but passionate and agonizing in bed.

The author bought it. It was nice to see the heroine break out of her shell even though she was puzzled.

The heroine pretending to be a different person was sexy. It looks kind of fun!! The place where the hero continues to express his feelings is also wonderful!! The story development was also good and interesting.

There's nothing wrong with how the story progresses, and above all, the two main characters are fascinating! My two colleagues were good too. None of Takayama-sensei's works are out of place, so I recommend them.

I'm buying the author. Like any other work, this is a very interesting and slightly thrilling love story. A one-night aventure with her who appears in disguised form between a strong girlfriend and a popular guy. He is a popular guy who knows her true form but wants to go out with even though he doesn't want to run away and pretends to be deceived. Her stubborn girlfriend is a little too irritating to accept reality easily. This is a story about the love between these two people. I recommend it. (›_‹)

The tough heroine and Playboy Hero, two people who are the same reporters but are born and have exact opposite ways of thinking overcome various things (mainly the heroine's worries) with the hero's unwavering love ☆ “Night Is a Different Face” by the same author, but they are both very interesting stories!

I like Takayama-sensei's paintings. I like stories interpreted by Takayama sensei. The feeling after reading this work is also wonderful, and it is full of sadness, warmth, and kindness. This is one book I recommend.

HQ often has abrupt endings or is so packed that it's hard to understand, but this story is amazing! It's sharp and organized. The heroine is sad and jumpy, and the heroes are cool and awesome.

The confident guy is seriously goofy. It's irresistible. This is a contrasting development where the Harlequin reviews are mixed with the other works of Takayama sensei, which boasts a high number of reviews, and on the other hand, recognition of identity fragmentation began from the beginning. The stubborn heroine becomes close to him at a good tempo when she unleashes herself. It was nice to feel the joy of my own world expanding through that experience. Actually, I'm a little bad at having a puffy jaw. However, the confidence aura of a popular man is an experience point that helps read a woman's mind, and on the other hand, it also works on her imagination to distort her state of mind, and the story progression is fun. It's not a matter of play, but the details of the fact that actions different from the standing behavior imposed on a daily basis in order to protect the image created by the company led to the heroine leaving her job. Is that even possible in America? The surprising aspect was also interesting. I enjoyed every episode where he chases the heroine forever, with the confusion and surprise that the other person has feelings for him on someone he thinks isn't bad, and the joy of having someone he likes and increasing points of contact. At the end, I didn't think I had enough idea about the depiction of what happened before that, entering the party.

Is the sight of Pete desperately trying to grab Nora funny and smiling? The other characters were also charming and it was a lot of fun to read ♦

Stewart is the best!! Takayama-sensei has many patterns where the popular man is the hero and the aggressive Majime-chan is the heroine, and this was also the story. Stewart is the best guy, so this is my evaluation (≧ 126) b

It's a story about naughty colleagues who have fallen in love with the main character, who must be smart and firm and be a role model for everyone, get to know each other while suffering and get to know each other. The process of the protagonist opening his heart little by little while worrying is very carefully depicted. My colleagues around me are also nice people.

I wonder if the two of them are a good match. Journalistic images require both extremes, so it's hard to be a living person. The heroine also did her best. And I, the reader, enjoyed reading it too.

The heroine Nora received advice from Stewart, threw herself out of the framework of Prudence, and tested herself by disguising herself in order to become aware of her value as a woman. It was a success, but they caught an unexpected prey called Hero Pete. Contrary to Nora, who thinks Prudence and Nora in disguise should not be known, that they are the same person, he is aware, pretends not to know, and runs after her. It's a pleasant development that pushes me in such a way. However, from Nora's point of view, she didn't want to find out, so she wanted to do something about it, but she was distressed by a state of secret exploration where she didn't know what to do, and acted ridiculously. I covered my face with my hands saying I didn't have to do that to look at the scene where I sneaked into his room and went back to get his wig. As a result, they found out and they were effectively fired. I lost my job. In the first place, it seems that she was inexperienced and too young in order to be prudent. That's cute too, though. Pete chased her and sneaked into her parents' house party, but he stood in front of the mansion and was completely unconcerned about the head of the family that she was carrying on her back. This may be an expression that she is in love with her, but there is a sense of inadequacy in the fact that he doesn't talk about his own place. I wanted them to show me how to handle the gap between her and myself.

It was a fun story. The heroine, who tried to change by becoming a different self, suffers because of that. A hero who is worried about being aware and pretending not to notice. There are also places where I can really laugh. They are both cute and make me smile. There is nothing muddy and it feels light.

I was fascinated by the beauty of the picture and started reading it. The heroine's sadness is conveyed. I'm glad my colleague is a wonderful person.