Reviews for A MAN POSSESSED Manga

I'm buying the author. An innocent heroine who got married at a young age. I wasn't blessed with my real mother and former husband, but since I became a widow, I've been saved by people around me. Finally, I think it's delicate to build up a new life in a place of painful memories with my ex-husband.

The review title is slightly adapted from the original title “A MAN POSSESSED.” Both the hero and heroine hide the heart that their sad “past” originally had from each other, and they are now only able to express some kind of distorted affection (jealousy, escape). I feel like I was shown the opposite side of love because I was so serious about my partner. Even though it was such a messy relationship, it was HQ fate that they met again. In an environment that changed over the course of 8 years, the process of gradually trying to return to their original appearance, the appearance of the family at the rose mansion in the last scene, and maybe the rose mansion itself (owned by a bad former husband) tried to return to the home of a happy family... then maybe the hero and heroine was actually possessed by this mansion (chosen with good taste), so it's too romantic??

Ano, my late husband doesn't look at all like the Wonderful House of Vine Roses. That's where I met that friend for the first time in 8 years. To resolve misunderstandings, starting with the stories of people around you is much more effective than defending the person himself,

I feel sorry for the heroine, and since 8 years ago, the hero said things that hurt the heroine even more, but thanks to her best friend Sue and the people in the city, their misunderstanding was resolved and they were united, and the end was also very wonderful.

The psychological depiction of the heroine in Ogimaru-sensei's book is really good, isn't it? The process where the heroines, who have been misunderstood only by heroes since 8 years ago, are still attracted to each other, and eventually their misunderstandings are resolved is depicted very carefully.

I was worried that the picture was messy. The story is very Harlequin, but it was wonderful that the two became more and more attracted to each other.

I have no choice but to say that I'm glad that my hard life opened up after my husband passed away. I thought it was a business not blessed with a family, but the man of destiny was able to connect them well, and as expected, it was so dramatic that I read it all at once.

When Ogimaru-sensei draws works like this, the sense of sadness and intensity is so well drawn that there is not enough of a sense of “Oh, the heroine and the hero were good...” But I know HQ is happy and happy at the end, so I'm saved. I'm glad the heroine has a wonderful friend named Sue.

No matter how bad my husband is, when I think that it wouldn't have worked well if they only followed each other's feelings when they were alive... it may have been necessary for 8 years. I'm glad that the last human koma looks happy.

It made me sad to read that the heroine had been hurt for so long. There is a saying that no matter what, they think about the worst and don't have the courage, but Ogimaru sensei is very good at depicting such delicate feelings. I quickly empathized with the heroine. It made me cry this time too.

Mr. Ogimaru is good at telling sad stories, such as suppressing his own feelings and enduring hardships, and he is always drawn into the story. This time, too, it was a bit of a frustrating story where people were both attracted to each other due to mutual circumstances and misunderstandings, but when I thought that the overall tone was heavier than usual, I was convinced that it was the original story by Penny Jordan.