Reviews for TWO TO TANGLE Manga

The heroine is a wonderful person, and I admire such a cool woman.

Being cool in a suit or wearing casual clothes for the holidays is a staple of HQ's moe points, but in this story, running shirts look best and are wonderful. It's good that it's fresh and doesn't have a high level of calculation. His dance in the rain made me feel refreshed by the heroine I fell in love with. The Japanese title is wonderful. Also, it's a positive story that progresses very quickly, about my own dreams, what he really wants to do, and what he prioritizes. It was also creepy to give up on “Baba,” she was quick and presumptuous when she did what she wanted to do to her mother, and she was full of strength to live without money, so she was reliable. A wonderful ending where they both share a sense of cleanliness that doesn't affect human wealth from the beginning, and they will build a bright future. The story of a couple full of guts, with the feeling that if you get tired of the Cinderella story, please refresh your palate, the sweat and heat don't make you feel stinky. There was a dance scene that emphasized the suppleness of the body, and I felt that it was Kano sensei's painting.

Freedom is a difficult word when you think about it. Before I knew it, I depended on people even though I said I wanted to be free. They were able to win their freedom, right?

The heroine who doesn't shake consistently is so cool! There isn't a so-called HQ muddy mess or a dramatic glamorous life, but the feeling is good after reading it!

Life planning taught at school is that if you excel academically, you have many options. It's true, but there is a deadline for learning anything, and in order to live the life you want, you have to learn “something” in parallel with your studies. That's because it's a shortcut. The dilemma is that no matter what kind of life they want, not everyone has the talent to match that hope. The life (occupation) you want to get even in a blessed environment is not department store management, Trent. Even though I owe money to my grandmother, I am living in the landscaping business with that unwavering vitality. Chloe also had a tough life, but she got a job as a designer while going to school. If there's no reason these two aren't attracted to each other, my grandmother's plan starts. They are taken aback by their grandmother, who has excellent foresight, but the two become addicted during surgery. It's interesting. There is no evidence that the reason behind this is a plan to return Trent to department store management. I like the fact that Chloe's feelings when she learned that Trent and Troy are twins are written so realistically. There is hardly anyone who is unfazed by the reality of “money.” Even so, if you place importance on living the way you want to live, you surrender to Chloe's cleanliness, who is aware that she doesn't have the right to say anything to others. I sigh with envy that such a romantic life is. This is because everyone would predict that the day will come when they cry over “money.”

It was a Harlequin that I had never read before and it was so interesting! It ended so easily, but I'm glad I didn't force it into a muddy story ◎

The heroine is a positive woman with vitality. Personally, the design of the department store window was so terrible that I was upset, but since it didn't have any particular effect on the story, the flow of the story in the latter half of omitted was smooth and had a happy ending, but they didn't solve any problems... this time it's a story about a twin brother, so I wonder if there was a romance between the younger brothers?