Reviews for THE GREEK'S LONG-LOST SON Manga

The picture is a bit old, but the details were carefully drawn. The story is about two people who have been separated for 6 years after passing each other again and hate each other. Their mutual misunderstandings were resolved pretty quickly, but the heroine's second brother was an easy-to-understand villain, and there was another mountain. The development looked like something from overseas.

I didn't try my hand at it, but it gouged through my heart, and ridiculously hurt my loved ones and family... I can't believe it, but it's a story where I'm moved by the depth of the hero heroine's heart.

While facing a crisis in her own life and accumulating grievances, Theo snuggles up to Stella and works only to calm her heart. What a wonderful man. I guess this kind of man is strong. And Stella had a child from the man she loved at the young age of 17. It would be unavoidable for her, who is immature both as a person and a member of society, to fall in love with her second son, Nicos, who is her real brother, during surgery. She was also protected by her eldest brother Stasio, gave birth to ants, finished her studies, and as Ali grew, she also began taking a step forward in growth. The two resume at the same time as Ali, who is seeking a father. The period of 6 years apart contained a tremendous truth. However, in this story, this anguish is only described in words, which is a bit unsavory. It's a place where I can feel that it would be fine if it were originally drawn as the main one, but it's a quick cut. The focus is solely on the romance between the two. It's a smooth impression because the color of sorrow has faded, but even if the emphasis is on reconciliation and the future, I'm not fascinated by this romance.