Reviews for DOUBLE IDENTITY Manga

The relationship between hero Jude and heroine Kalina started from a state where they were dominated until the arrest of a smuggling crime. If sweet relationships were to be emphasized, the story would tell the truth of the incident from the investigator to the beloved woman's family, admonish them to stop smuggling, bring peace to people on both sides of the Strait, and be a route to Happien, but this story is different. They have already crossed the realm of doubt and are in the countdown stage to arrest. Under such circumstances, Investigator Jude came close to investigating the suspect's younger sister Karina on suspicion of complicity, but she fell in love against her true intentions. However, the story is thorough, and when she doesn't seem to be an accomplice, there is no sense of acceleration in her feelings until the stage of almost confirmation, and rather, there is a feeling that she is devoting herself to her duties to the point where her morals as an investigator can be felt. Then, when she sensed it, she began to worry about her influence on her family, her position, and her own position. Rather than pursuing the crime, the development is based on thinking about the destination of love between the two, and emphasizes the relationship between each family, and I think it was successfully created by contrasting families where the ripple effects of crime end and families that are born. I don't think Karina even imagined the actions of her older brothers who were 16 or 14 years apart. Rather than being protected, they are being isolated and quarantined. Here, there is a parent who earns money, and women can even hide a background that is good if they think about the family. Told by a man who loves the truth, I think she was a burst of blue. That hopelessness overwhelms her as something beyond the shock of losing her previous fiancé. However, her sorrow and anguish, as her admiration for him is also raised in the same way, is fully conveyed. Her father says “parents think the happiness of their children first” to Carina, who feels guilty about secretly going under a man they love only by looking at a family on the edge of despair just because they have committed a crime, but it can also be said to children, “My happiness is important, but so is my family's happiness.” One answer has led to the permanent question of whether happiness between a person on the side that controls or condemns a crime and the offender or their relatives is possible. There may be pros and cons to this, but that kind of HQ was completed.

Seems like a series too. The third son of the 4 Crenshaw family. Both the heroine and the hero are wonderful. They both got through it very well. The heroine's father is also a well-made person. My daughter's happiness is the best. Yes! It was a mistake that my two older brothers broke the law. [“Innocent Love: Eldest Son” “Forceful Marriage: Fourth Son”]

The starting, folding, and turning points are in place. The dark side of the development, The Lover in the Cat Who Exposes Criminals, and Is Run Over While Deceiving, is also written in pop style even though it is heavy with the skill of a manga artist. This was great.

I was expecting it because the older brothers thought “nothing,” but oh yeah. Even so, I'm glad we overcame our difficult positions with each other and had a happy ending.