Reviews for THE SECRETS SHE CARRIED Manga

I'm buying the author. There are also things drawn by Yamada-sensei that are melodrous for children, but I always like the heroine and hero in parentheses, do I like them? This work also has a standard HQ translation and an arrogant Greek millionaire appears lol. There's room for sympathy for my upbringing, but that's not my arrogance this time; I like them so much that they're too cute. Although there is a glamorous history of women, I'll point it out, “You're your first love, aren't you?” I love it so much that I don't understand my feelings+arrogance... well, both Secret Baby and HQ were born, and readers are smirking. On top of that, the new pattern heel is ambush now... do you love them too much in a sense too much? I'm glad the heroine is an intelligent, calm, and rational person. the mother and child will take care of me from now on, right?

The heroine, who has endured misunderstandings, conspiracies, and unforgivable crimes, has finally been rewarded. I wonder if the antagonists tried too hard and it was a bit unnatural? But it's a very memorable story, so I give it a perfect score. ... I want them to pay compensation for unfair dismissal, but I wonder if they will be bothered if they get married...

What about the picture and story? Other than that, I'm glad. It's an HQ story.

I love Lynne Graham's work, and I often read it by other writers. There was a twist this time too, and I thought it was Graham's. The ending was also a happy ending, typical of a Harle Queen.

It's so hard to raise twins by being a woman, but they've been misunderstood and called again! The least salvation was that my mother stayed by my side, and once I found a job, I was recognized.

That was interesting! But if I were you, I wouldn't be able to forgive my mother-in-law for what she did so quickly, right? I want my hero and mother-in-law to reflect even more, and I think that time was necessary. Too easy to forgive! But it's Harlequin. The heroine's words to the last hero made me laugh.

At first, there are too many terrible people around the heroine. What a wonderful woman who has been hurt and tormented a lot, yet she gently forgives at the end.

Too many misunderstandings, taunts, children, and your partner came with a Greek millionaire, and by chance (?) A hostile reunion of Even though I have all kinds of HQ materials, the pictures are pretty careful, and I like that. Other than the main characters, the characters are relatively slightly overshadowed. The interior and scenery with children are clearly drawn, and the atmosphere is gentle. A book you should read when opened sideways. Both of those two side-opening scenes are wonderful. It's clear that the man's visuals have Greek good-looking elements, but his appearance wasn't my type. That's not included in the star count. That's because the full-body image of the pool when we met, and the upper body image of the suit with the morning sun backlit after the reunion were all pictorially wonderful scenes. This story makes me apologize for everything that avenges the heroine. Even so, I think the reason readers are stuck is because there is no balance between the treatment received by the heroine. Forgiveness is a noble act and a beautiful thing, and it's a way to end the characters without defacing them at the end, but the reader's one is infuriating. Just because, as the brunt of that feeling of punishment, this side's hope that it would have been good if he had confirmed it clearly in this kind of story cannot be expected from the person in question who has become blind due to anger and disappointment. The production intention is to develop a story based on misunderstandings, so there is no need for calm to think about that. The desperation that he was betrayed or deceived is that kind of person, blood rises to his head in an instant, and the composition unhappily pushes the heroine down, then gives her a place of awareness, and makes her realize that was the case, full of a sense of deja vu. It's a development with such common themes, but even so, I think he drew a lot, so I got a star for Yamada-sensei's work. The story cannot surpass “boredom” and “a sense of lack of ingenuity” to a structure that is playfully easy to use, where adversity and trials are given to the heroine, life hardships, and the hardships of raising children in mother and child families while finally bringing happiness (doing it). It's the limit of the original story, but the person in charge of comicalization can't usually overcome that framework (is it forbidden to arrange too much), so they had no choice but to get a perfect score of stars due to that unbearable mannerism.

I love Lynne Graham! An arrogant hero, a forward-looking heroine, a secret baby, and twins! It's the royal road! I also recommend novels.

It was a classic story fit for Harlequin. A happy ending at the end is still nice.

Heroes are regular celebrities, gorgeous, and arrogant, but in fact, I really fell in love with the heroine. I have a high level of pride, so I doubt the heroine and throw it away because of various things. But they said it was disappointing. However, in the farewell scene, even though we said goodbye ourselves, we spontaneously disappeared! I think it's strange to say that. There are some details I want to dive into, but the heroine was resolute and charming.

When I buy a book, I try reading it, and if it's interesting, I read reviews and think I'll buy it if it's highly rated. Everyone said the heroes were terrible in this film, so I thought I'd stop it, but I thought I might like stories about people who are jealous, so I bought it. Certainly, I think they are arrogant people who don't believe in people they love and act selfishly, but I made a promise at HQ, and I'm glad they fit in, including the people around them. I would like the kids to be trained a little more properly, though.

The heroine is a bit friendly. If the hero had taken a closer look at her personality, it wouldn't have been a one-sided break up. At the end, I'm glad I was able to make the hero panic and bring out his true intentions.