Reviews for HONEYMOON HITCH Manga

It was a wonderful story with scenes where the heroine, who had been in love with the hero since age 14, and the hero, who continues to have feelings for her deceased lover, are sad and frightening until they have both feelings. They seem to have different tastes when it comes to pictures, but I recommend HQ.

The heroine's carefree sun-like brightness is wonderful, her relationship with the hero's dad is fun, and I'm drawn into the story by the sadness of the hero's feelings for her ex-fiance. The distance between the two of them is getting closer and it's exciting, and they're attracted to each other but still can't say what they think... Phew... The tempo was good and I enjoyed reading it.

The character of the heroine's father, Mr. Chess O'Connor! It's 11 minutes and 30 seconds ago, and they usually don't like it, but they rarely like it, so they're particular about it. The 49 pages are also laughable. His father was also amazed by his sense of intimidation and strength. That intensity is conveyed even in depictions that are broken off, such as shifting to the left after the game is thrown. Exactly as Amano sensei mentioned in the afterword, the fun of the story is influenced by how the two parents, Sun and the others, are shaped. The heroine's back, which was drawn, had some merit. As Amano sensei wrote in the afterword, the portraits of the two are noteworthy. It's certainly a very unique picture, and it feels a bit lumpy, but the choice of words was so amazing that my eyes went away. What bothers me about the picture is the drawing with my younger brother. Whether it's a handsome setting or similar siblings, it is necessary to distinguish them from leading roles. Also, all depictions other than people are elaborate and very expressive. The house, the outside, the scenery, and the twinkling of the ocean. The way to split the frame has been devised. What is the picture in the middle frame on page 87? When he woke up for the first time in 1a years, his ability to act is remarkable. Also, don't be hasty by thinking about this and that, and it's good to prioritize the heroine's heart. The offer over the first night is also a sign of the desire to nurture the relationship between the two with care. However, the two misread their fervor. Still, I don't think that heroine is there. Meanwhile, are you going to throw emeralds worth over 60,000 dollars into him?? Boarding the ferry? That way of thinking is also surprising. He has perfect patience and intellect. However, the degree of appeal was low when they were thinking internally, acted calmly, and made the other party feel confident. He himself knows that there is a difference between what is aimed at his late fiancee and that against the heroine, and at first, from an obsession he wants to keep together, to fear of accidents, and a strong motivation he doesn't want to lose. Even if my long-standing unrequited love comes to fruition, it is reflected in greed in my eyes, such as suffering from lack of love. If it were me, I would feel like my wish would come true if they wanted to get married. The content is super splendid, even in the short days leading up to the wedding. The impressive presence of tiaras is proof. I watched Something 4 for the first time out of hundreds of HQ reads. Prayers for the bride's happiness are conveyed. Other than the appearance of the bride, the wedding scene is also amazing. And yet, will the two of them be like that after the wedding? The reason I made the story that way is because of the drama style that chases and multiplies the last stage by the most ratio in the story. Westerners often have many people witness such courtships and marriage proposals in public places. I think it's a work where that smell of HQ pops up everywhere.

There were words that left a great impression on me. “I am the only one who can release me.” I thought that was true. “All of this suffering was brought about by me.” I don't think so. My beloved fiancee Tatiana. I thought about my girlfriend who passed away and closed myself off to that love, but the pain and sorrow of loss was not brought about by him. What unleashed him was Susan, a woman who was not similar to the women close to him. You can clearly see that the energy of youth and the beauty that pops up for Jake shines more than emeralds. However, for him, who is proud of his great love, I think it's a pity that Susan wasn't measured by the same love as Tatiana, and I take it for granted. So, I think I was able to see another form of love while keeping that as it is. That's because it's no match for someone who died.

The heroine was more attractive than the hero, and overall there was plenty of conversation and humor, and it was a punchy work with strong hero faces and characters from both fathers lol.

But what if the hero's face was so thick! It's a picture with likes and dislikes, isn't it? It's a story about a hero who lost his beloved fiancée and is no longer able to love people, who is healed by the heroine, gets the courage to move forward, and loves the heroine. It was a story that slowly warmed my heart. But finally, isn't the hero going too far in an airplane? There are a lot of people around.