Reviews for HIS SICILIAN CINDERELLA Manga

Due to the fact that the mafia is divided, they are responsible for misdeeds they don't even want to do in it, but they plan to escape someday. A world that is too hard both physically and mentally.

There are scenes where the heroine has to make choices over and over again, and miracles like dreams don't happen. But it's a wonderful feeling of living hard and caring for my friends and mother. Personally, I was happy that the process of the hero falling in love with the heroine was just around the corner. But for me as a Harlequin reader, I recommend this story.

It's a story about a strong heroine who carves out her life without giving in. Kano-sensei's paintings are wonderful.

I also enjoyed it as a story about the two, but I feel like Bella's moment-to-moment ability to act in the escape from crisis drama has taught me even more now, and I feel like I've been taught something even more. The story is linked to the sister work, the twin-like work “The Billionaire the Maid Loved.” Each book is independent, and if you read them together, you can enjoy the bonds between people that are more intertwined. As for the story, this one makes me feel the ups and downs of life. Both make the heroines at the mercy of their parents and society until they are cruel, but they don't give in, don't just blame others, and they are trying to proactively open up their own lives. That's where it feels creepy. Both people who have freedom from the beginning, and people who take it for granted without it, don't really understand the joy of being able to walk through their own lives. However, like them, seizing my own life by jumping out, saying they don't like this, gave off a light that could not be defeated by the Sicilian Sun, although there was a cost. As I read it, I felt that the aspect of life support hymns was strong. As a reader, Bella's past has been so tough and difficult, and contrary to strong sunlight, the power of the underworld is strong, so strong that she was strongly dragged into the dark, and I don't think she was born there she wanted to. Also, they not only remained in the dark, but also appeared on the surface, and they had big faces. Heroines who struggle to escape from that horror and misery. The house I was born in is there, and the land where I was born is burdened with such blood and violence, and there are restrictions. I imagined it might be close to exile, and I read it praying for Bella's success with that feeling. Her circumstances brought tears to my eyes. But at the same time, I was encouraged by the way they acted with a strong heart. I think she's a really nice woman. Be imposing. No matter what anyone says. Bella's mother was forced to surrender, but she admonished her daughter to live a noble life. When I think about this mother's life, I think she'll be extremely happy in heaven to be able to make her daughter Bella happy. It was a time when it was difficult for women to earn money. This is in contrast to the scene where the islanders, who were forced to live an unhappy life by an organization controlled by violence on that island, are chewing on freedom after Don passed away.

The story of the best friends of the heroines of “The Billionaire Who Loved the Maid” from the previous film progressed simultaneously, giving the impression that they were two stories in one. The story is easier to understand if you read the previous work. I like it better than the previous one. A heroine and hero who grew up on an island controlled by the Sicilian Mafia. The two people who desperately got out of there and crawled up are reunited. The heroine lived through a dramatic, movie-like life. “I won the miracle” was a wonderful story at the end that made me feel radiant.

I was drawn into a cinematic story! I like the main characters who live strong without giving up on their dreams even in difficult circumstances. If you also read the previous work “The Billionaire the Maid Loved”, it will make a lot of connections and feel refreshed! I recommend it ☆