Reviews for THE SHEIKH'S GUARDED HEART Manga

I'm buying the author. It was a thoroughly convincing story. It's a pity that he wasn't the long-haired hero at the end, but I was convinced after reading the afterword.

The pictures are beautiful, and the animals and children are cute. It was nice that the story was also easy to understand.

The heroine Lucy's behavior was that she realized she had been deceived, had the guts to chase her to a desert country and try to find out the truth, and she didn't think she was a woman who lived at the behest of her grandmother, and there was a sense of incongruity. In other words, was she such a strong grandmother that she would screw even her down? There is a story about meeting the hero Haniff and changing, but since I feel that she was a strong woman in the first place, I think she had the qualities. Even so, of course, I was convinced that she lost her grandmother, who was living with her, and was treated kindly by a sense of loss, and it was an act where she hated and couldn't help but feel sorry for herself, but her birth circumstances are involved in goddess considerations, and it hurts my heart. That's why I was able to move Haniff forward, and it's a plot where I was very convinced and moved. I also want to be healed by the beautiful Pyridaeza.

There was only an angel in the title, so it was a very cute story. Tsuya Sensei's paintings during this period are soft and I like them. I recommend reading this kind of warm Harley Quinn to recover from fatigue.

After all, Tsuya sensei is good. The girls are cute. The hero is nice. The heroine who died nine lives, and the one who saved me was a retracted prince. There was a bit of a mess at the end, and it was a bit unsatisfactory, but it was a really nice story.

After being present at the accident, the injured were quickly rescued and protected from the accident car. It was the prince who did it. It's impossible, but HQ is that kind of story, so when I read it based on that premise, I was delusional about how thin fingertips hit my hair, and it stimulated my sensuality a bit. The world may think of this as an inappropriate relationship, but it is natural for the heroine to fall in love. If they aren't questioned so harshly about bigamy, the marriage that has gone bankrupt is such that the procedure for cutting paper hasn't been completed, and the heroine isn't worse than Steve at all. because they are victims. In this story, the relationship between the two parents and children is repaired and there is little emphasis on directly depicting love until the end due to other elements while being favorable to each other. But I had a dream moment in a desert country, where the heroine fell in love with the prince, and that alone made me spend time in a romantic world. I was wondering what to do with the climax after showing the good times already, but Hapien, who surpassed that, was the return of the prince, who had been withdrawn, and he also lived in London. He was a man who had nothing to say and could get 1000 points out of 1000 points. However, I thought it might be scary for women to actually have someone like Rapunzel. If I had the power to step into the unknown Middle East, I think I wouldn't want to cut my hair when my strict grandmother passed away.

I couldn't imagine it from the sample, but this isn't a story about an aggressive woman; it's a fairytale-like fairy tale that's warm and fuzzy overall, so good?

There aren't any exciting scenes, but I felt that the kindness of caring for each other came out for that reason (*^o^*) It was mentioned in someone's review, but in the proposal scene, there was something that came up from my heart ☆ (≧ 126)

I'm addicted to Harlequin and read a lot of stories are similar, and the last episode contains too many important stories for what is expensive at 60P, so I can read ahead... But I wonder if there are any more wonderful works... I felt like I had found the proposal scene no matter how many times I watched it, the kid in Sikh is cute

Even though I don't really like pictures, it's strange that for some reason I can see my favorite pictures as I read them. My daughter was particularly cute (gestures, etc.) I was a little fidggy when my mother came out, but overall it was great.

I'm glad it was as per the review? Even though it's episode 6, it's such a sense of fulfillment. There is volume and content, and the price is cheap ✨ If you are new to Harlequin, how about reading this story?

Both the main character and Seek were traumatized, so I was heartbroken reading the first half. There was someone who mentioned the picture, but I was really saved by the soft, smooth picture. The circumstances of the main characters are pretty unhappy. But in the second half, the trouble was solved by that one and a half! That's a little convenient, isn't it? Even though I felt it, I had a good impression of how the main character did his best ☆ with four?