Reviews for FACADE Manga

I check out all the works by the original Liz author because they are all gentle works. It was a development that made me think a lot, not just one of the two main characters, but all of the characters. Even so, I get caught up in the healthy heroine every time. It's also good at making people excited, and it makes me happy when I read it.

First of all, he can't do it. No matter how young your partner is, no matter how much consideration you have, you can do it that way. It's natural even if it's tightened. I don't think the heroine after that is good either. Don't go with the trustee to your partner's parents' house even though you don't feel like it. If I let go of that suburban house early

Tsuya sensei's drawing ability is really amazing ✨ I wish I hadn't met the heroine when she was too young. Naughty people also appear, but it doesn't make you uncomfortable. It was a work with pretty good content.

First look, eh ⁉ Tsuya sensei's work?? I've seen the cover twice... the type of woman Tsuya Heroine didn't have. I turned the pages with excitement wondering if they had faithfully kept the original story and changed their style, but I was immediately relieved. Oh, that doesn't mean eroticism isn't bad. I think it would be fun to see such a scene in Tsuya sensei's drawing... but after all, that view of the world is unique to me. It was just as expected. A story about how a heart that was separated due to a different thread of feelings flew back? Will you enjoy Tsuya World based on Jessica Steele?

This was HQ's Passionate Love Story. It would be nice if both the hero and heroine were honest with their unrequited love, but the heroine was afraid of repeated heartbreak, kept him away, and painfully understood that feeling, so even so, I wanted her to have just a little bit of courage. I'm really glad he didn't give up until the end. Well, he has a bit of a stalker temperament, but wry laugh.

The heartbreak she has received from heroes in the past is so painful, and it has become armor to protect the heroine's heart. There are stories for each of the 8 years that passed each other, but I wanted the heroine to experience romance with men other than heroes who were around a brilliant age for women. The so-called pure love that Harlequins tend to have, “I always think about the hero even when they're not being rewarded,” is an unnecessary phrase. You can choose the best one by experiencing it. Even so, I think the hero's hairstyle this time is lame.

Jessica Steele and Tsuya's dream co-star. I like them both. Tsuya's psychological portrayals of the characters are always wonderful. The jarring story of Jessica Steele was also excellent.

Get attracted to each other and hurt them. The picture she is attracted to is very nice. This author creates a superb story. that was great.

We misunderstood each other, got hurt, and were attracted to each other, and while getting revenge while taking revenge on both of them (laughs), it was exciting until the end! I love the heroine who takes revenge on the hero she betrayed, so I'm very satisfied. I was able to come across wonderful works!

I've heard that the heroine this time is slightly different from usual, but I still have the impression that Tsuya sensei's heroine is pretty and clear. Despite the fact that both the heroine and the hero love each other deeply, they hesitated, passed by, and misunderstood over and over again, and it became painful to read. At the end, the finish was a little bit nicely put together, and there's nothing wrong with that, but for my part, I think I would have liked to see them both a little more happy. Also, even though the kid Tsuya draws is smiling and cute no matter how small the cut is, the kid this time is expressionless and unhappy right now. But it had a nice flavor when it was a child of that disgusting couple.

The heroine has reunited with her former lover. I loved it, but it's a memory that has become black history for the heroine. She struggles to show off her appearance as a different adult woman than she was back then. The heroine had a horrible flirtation, but the hero also had his say. It was a comeback victory only because we had time to pass each other. I'm glad it fits where it should fit!

A story about a likable, positive heroine and a hero who drags behind a dark past. I was able to read it without getting too heavy, probably because of the author's slightly funny way of drawing. Personally, the hero's appeal is now one, and the rating is negative 1.

I really like the story, and the pictures are Tsuya sensei's stylish atmosphere. It's nice to have a picture where you can clearly feel that the stage isn't in Japan. The heroine's feelings are well conveyed, the suffering of heartbreak is not easily in the past, and I can clearly understand what kind of person he was. Also, the intentions of a man who had become serious were shown, and the appearance that seemed slick and actually had a soggy feeling seemed to be picking up the man's feelings, and it seemed like a slightly fresh development. There are too many HQs that shoot men who have already succeeded, and the heroine setting, which is not aimed at money, seems to deny the origin of the story itself and seems deliberate, and there are times when it cannot be accepted honestly. However, this story is a pure love affair where the heroine, who was just young, honestly raised all her feelings for him before his success. My favorite type of story. It's a story about falling in love with someone only with natural feelings, regardless of who they are. Intrinsic, instinctive, and straight forward. That's why I'm completely heartbroken. Once you fall in love, it's not easy to get back on your feet. Right next isn't something you can easily go to. The good thing is that it's not just about leaving it up to chance when confused men and women are huddled around. This may be scary for some people. However, I think that the behavior of people who have this romance switch in serious mode is a stickiness that could be perceived as a kind of insanity by others. So, you can probably trust your partner even if there's no evidence. It probably means that he was a person who kept watching his partner that much. You can enjoy drawing through the HQ world with wonderful brush handling, but I feel a bit left out in the portraits, and the impression is that lines etc. are sometimes not sufficiently examined. I also feel like it was good that the rod was able to push the visuals a little more strongly. He was a lovely man. When the singer Kotobuki, who took the world by storm, retired, I once read words that talked about her feelings at the time, feeling guilty when she saw her in her high school uniform one day. From the perspective of men in their 20s, it's no wonder they feel that way if they're healthy. The feeling of being attracted and the feeling of putting on a save. I think that's the age. It's probably a man's sense of responsibility that doesn't make sense. I remember that response in my heart when I was a girl. A bitter separation is also a stepping stone on the route that gave birth to the drama Encounter, and you can feel the strangeness of the story. Cynthia, who seems to be a little bit disgusting, is at work. “Overture” was a lito when I thought my time with the gallery would change. I missed the beginning. I'm convinced.

The two took a detour even though they were in love with each other. The hero wouldn't have been so upset if they had discussed it properly instead of harshly rejecting it...