Reviews for THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER Manga

I can't believe Harlequin's heroines were this intelligent, humble, and compassionate! The hero's niece is also a good kid, and I was convinced that was the case with the hero's actions. It made me feel happy when I finished reading it. thank you.

The woman who had fallen at the edge of the waves had no memory ‼ was named Mellow, and since A.J was nostalgic, she spent a while with Jarrett and the others ⁉ Mellow taught me how to deal with A.J., who is the daughter of her late older sister? Peaceful days are destroyed when her family is found ‼ Will Jarrett be happy with A.J. ⁉ Is A.J just adorable?

too clumsy, really, huh?! Why do you say that?! I mean, but that's Harlequin, isn't it? It made me cry after all.. The pure heroine is wonderful,

I finished reading 3 books in the series, and this one was the most interesting. I was wondering if the development of the phrase “love is like a tornado” in common terms would be some kind of breakthrough, but it was only the first film that had a strong sense of meaning in the story (there wasn't much repercussion), so I read it because it was my favorite amnesia thing, so I didn't know it was the third film in the series. Coincidences overlapped, and not only was the loneliness of the heroine who was all alone on Kojima, but I was also hurt by the pain of thinking about whether she was a good person or a bad person, whether she had come to play or take a detour or just an escape or the darkness. What's more, it's true that the people who helped me were looked at with disgust and showed me an annoyance, and it would stop me thinking about what to do. There is a comparison between that situation and A.J., who lost their parents, and the impression is that it is well made to make the hero ponder. It was surprising that they understood each other over time and didn't go straight to Happien, adding a bit of agony.