Reviews for HOODWINKED Manga

First, before reading this book, let's go back to the end of the 20th century without cell phones. At the end of the 20th century, airplane development was at the cutting edge. So this hero can also be called the CEO of the ICT industry now. what kind of savings? A smelly story about corporate espionage comes up, but it carefully depicts the HQ Theory romance story. Are the two attracted to each other these days? It's not a story about skipping it, and a beginner woman and a playboy properly step through the steps of a relationship. It looks like the heroine abandoned her career, but she chose her own career to support a hero who wasn't blessed with love. Also, it's a sign that heroes are shifting from workaholics... they both have a meaningful life for themselves... aren't teachings from the end of the 20th century quite usable now?

Koide Mieko sensei is the best!! The hero and heroine drawn by the teacher are amazing!! The slightly exciting erotic part is also great!! Please read this work when you want to get excited LOVE

The pictures are cute and beautiful too! It's a friendly, cute story you can read with peace of mind! The heroine was cute too, and he was so cool and exciting!

It was the first artist I saw in HQ comics, and the pictures are just wonderful, probably because they have worked on many BL works with many readers who are strict about drawing ability. (I'm just saying I like it) Heroes in particular are leaking in sex appeal. (Laughter) Even in the story, even though she's more than one size older, the slightly whiny hero goes on a rant a little bit, but it was also nice that the serious, unshakable heroine didn't pull back there. Anyway, after I finished reading it for the first time in a long time on HQ recently, it was a work I reread right from the beginning.

Along with depicting the feelings of the hero and heroine, there are many scenes where the two honestly and frankly communicate with each other. The heroine was also very charming and made me feel refreshed! I am happy with my purchase!

This was the first time I read the Harley Queen e-book comic. In the old days, there were Harley Queen paperback books on a rotating rack near the entrance of the bookstore. The stories are all similar, so I bought one that I liked on the cover and title and read it. While I was reading this time, I noticed that I was using a landline phone, so when I looked at the publication date at the end of the book, I thought it was probably 1989. For that reason, the picture didn't look old, but the lines were somehow translated, and it seemed like the heroine had a very low self-esteem.

With a shy and naive heroine and an unidentified man. When I was told, “You would understand, right?” it seems like they only expect convenient things from men, and I'm not convinced. The heroine was at her pace the whole time, but she couldn't do her best until the end, huh?