Reviews for GAMBLING WITH THE CROWN Manga

I like it. It's a common pattern of noticing each other's feelings at the very end, and it was a work that made me feel warm.

The heroine is a secretary who is asked to have a false marriage by her hero, who is both a prince and a boss at work. It's a good price, around 120 pages, but I'm glad that the story was organized and the pictures were beautiful.

My brother Sheikkadir is pretty cool. Emily is beautiful too, but it was interesting because Natsu-chan wasn't good at anything other than work. The pictures are really beautiful, and it feels like the world of the story expands even more. It was a fun story that made me feel excited and excited.

The author is buying it. The picture is beautiful too. The story also had a happy ending. The man Tanaka draws is wonderful. I am satisfied.

I read the older brother's story first and learned that there was also a younger brother version, so I bought it at a discount. The older brother feels lonely, and the younger brother is a bit charmer and each has a different character, but it was pretty good this time too. The feeling that the two main characters felt for each other without being uselessly relentless or mean came out and it made me freak out? are the two people who decided to break up sad? But the hero is good for making clean decisions. Are you happy with the beautiful picture Tanaka-sensei's work with a happy ending?

I think the ratings of Harlequin comics will change a lot depending on the compatibility between the story and the picture, but Seek and Tanaka sensei's pictures fit perfectly. This work is about his younger brother, the Second Prince, and Emily, his American secretary, and it's even more interesting when read together with the story of his older brother (The King of the Desert and the Thousand and One Nights), which is a related work.

I read it from the sequel, and it was also a beautiful picture and a wonderful story. Personally, I liked the older brother's story better, but it healed me.

It was my first time reading Harley Quinn, and I felt it was short. I'm sure being able to read it quickly is also an advantage. The pictures were beautiful and I was able to enjoy the Arabian style and gorgeous world feeling. There's almost no erotica, but I wonder if Harley Quinn is like that. I wasn't satisfied with that.

I know the story and the ending, and I'm addicted to Harlequin (laughs) If it's an attractive picture, I'm even more deeply addicted to it. So I recommend it.

It was a manga artist I liked because the pictures were beautiful, so I bought it! The story is Harlequin-like! Is it safe to read in a sense? w

The desert heroes written by Tanaka are cool and I'm always attracted to them. That was cool this time too.