Reviews for A PASSIONATE NIGHT WITH THE GREEK Manga

This is the top favorite story. The process of two people shortening the distance between their hearts and needing each other is wonderful. The psychological depiction of the two was also carefully drawn, and I was drawn in. It is a work that warms the heart with a good feeling after reading it.

It's a bit bland, but it's a very good work with a reasonable story. The pictures were also good, the feelings of the characters were drawn in detail, and it was interesting that there were no solitary settings that Harlequins tend to have.

It's a wonderful story where two people, faced circumstances, can communicate with each other and overcome difficulties and come together. I also like the people surrounding me. It's a work I'm glad I bought.

In those places where pills are very common, not using them means being prepared with a certain kind of determination. A woman raised in an English orphanage suddenly becomes the only direct relative of a Greek millionaire. The disastrous fate of a mother who escaped from that lifestyle. He is also hopeless at such a terrible situation that he doesn't care when he abandons his life. A brilliant happy ending with the innocent heroine's love partner.

Most of HQ's works are selected by the teacher in charge of drawing. I love Hayasaka-sensei's paintings. I thought this was a fateful encounter. I was wondering what it would be like to see my position change like heaven and earth in just one day. In the case of the heroine, fate turns in a positive direction, but at the same time, the fate of those around her also changes in a positive direction. I thought she was like a goddess. Also, this work didn't end with a wedding, and at the same time I thought it was well-drawn until after that, it was really well organized with a fixed number of pages, it was both exciting and jarring, and when I empathized with the heroine, my heart was sometimes heartbroken, but I really, really liked her for sticking to her own will until the end.

It was so good from beginning to end that I almost cried. The heroine is also a good girl! Heroes are honest too! There aren't any places with Akan though (laughs)

The title says Greek Millionaire, but that doesn't mean that the hero is Greek Millionaire. There are many cases where heroes are traumatized by their upbringing, but I thought the way they brought it to the ending was wonderful unlike any other.