Reviews for WISHES Manga

The hero appears in HQ and is a common type who is rich and has no interest in marriage, but the heroine was an attractive person who was intelligent, cheerful, and didn't drown in it even when she loved him deeply. I don't know the truth about the effects of the magic lamp, but I think it was a nice little item to add an accent to the story in a story that would have been possible without it.

It's a wonderful story of ideas and developments ❣️ I'm glad I bought it. This is my first review. It was so good that I wanted to post it!

The hero, who was supposed to be cool, was disrupted by the magic lamp and a pure heroine who believes in that lamp, and has found the true form that fits within him. The hero's mother has good taste.

Everyone has times when they want to rely on some kind of power to make their wishes come true, such as a mirror, a mirror, etc., but there is no such thing as having it in reality, and they get bogged down in stories about dreams or being in middle school (laughs), but they do that in this story. The heroine Virginia struggles as an older sister with 2 sisters, and her real life also seems difficult. Her goal is to become a chef, and for her age she talks about her dream of writing a book while traveling around the world. As described above, the reason it seems is because they haven't dug deep into her situation. How do these two hopes connect? recipe book? I'm dissatisfied with not receiving rewards due to this situation, but I want ingenuity. Even if you get a lamp, it would be too natural to be forced to live without electricity and have no complaints. In short, the goal is a “magic lamp” as a self-enlightenment item for self-awareness and not forgetting what hope is by putting it into words. I think it's cute. Meanwhile, the hero Wilder is confused because it is vague about why he was taken prisoner by her. Do you want to call this a magical lamp effect too? Also, his words are “Rapunzel, let your long hair hang down” and “drive away the little people and keep the lock open,” and the fact that those words have an image that is the exact opposite of something that almost reminds me of an entrepreneur makes me feel that of a fairy tale rather than HQ, which makes me feel a bit more like that of a fairy tale than HQ. lolicon? As a story, I was able to see very good effects on how to show emotions and act, and I was able to enjoy it, but there was a feeling that the flow (succession of each content that springs up emotions) was interrupted in a flash, so that's it? what happened? I had a hard time having to turn the page back.