Reviews for BLIND PROMISES Manga

I liked Kobayashi-sensei's work and bought it. The content was also really good. The picture is also beautiful.

They are two lonely people with similar wounds to each other. I found the value of living when I was healed and met someone I loved.

Both the hero and heroine are having a tough experience. I'm glad we were able to care for each other and find true love. My mother-in-law and brother are very nice people.

The heroine had a big scar left on her face due to an accident. But since the hero is blind, he becomes attracted to her internally rather than outwardly. The hero's mother and younger brother also have straight hearts and are there to heal the heroine. No matter how beautiful they look, people who are poor in heart lose important things.

It's a story where two people with physical appearance and emotional wounds are attracted to each other and overcome them.

You said you didn't need it, you idiot Gannon! That's the development. However, the reason why a 37-year-old man can't leave a 24-year-old woman's life next to him is also understandable because she loves a 24-year-old woman. However, even if the future may be tough, not being able to choose the misfortune of not being able to be by your side right now should be the same even if it's not Dana. The choice to be by your side if it's the same suffering is also true, and the feeling that you want to act in the name of “love,” even if it may be a momentary loss of mind. However, in this story, the heroine also has a scar on her face, making her encounter with a blind hero look a little blatant. It is also true that sigh is mixed with the fact that there is a younger brother Dark to resolve this. However, the strength of the heroine, who fights back and forth with irony from the hero, her good head rotation, and her strength, which also goes well with her skills as a nurse, gave impetus to the development and was drawn in.

This is like Harlequin. It's a royal road, so you can read it with peace of mind.

Just before I read this, I was still reading a story about a man breaking up for his partner's happiness, and I thought both works were close, but the flow of an injured man choosing to make his partner's woman happy is a painful story for women. That's because I'm going to break my heart once. I don't think I can read it without HQ. After the two of them had a good time, so it's superfluous... Apart from the feeling of relief at the end, in this story, women do their best. That is positive and powerful. The fact that the heroine, who had a hard time with herself, does her best to support him in regaining his daily life is warm in the story, even without romantic feelings. I can feel the heroine's strength to live even when it dismisses his fears, and I think she was reliable without leaning on men, and she was even handsome. The ocean scene, the house scene, and Kobayashi-sensei were depicted in a wonderful background, and I was able to vividly feel the nursing life there.