Reviews for SURPRISE, SURPRISE! Manga

Sachi Miriho sensei worked on the comic version, and there's almost no doubt “hmm” in standing reading, so I'm getting scared... there are places where things that are slightly dark or heavy are added more in historical times, but it's generally bright in modern times. Also, I like it when the heroine is a career woman because she is strong and beautiful. I also like the fact that the hero is a bit easygoing, or rather disgusting, because he's cute. I'm glad my hero's friend Eric is also a good-looking guy. You can read it with peace of mind

I don't think the man drawn by this artist is cool at all, but I'm drawn to the cuteness of babies, such as the interactions that come up here and there, and the laughable characters. This work was as fun as I expected.

This is a comical story drawn by Sachi Miriho sensei. The interaction between the hero who is addicted to work and the heroine, a career woman aiming for Tamanokoshi, is cute. The twin babies are also puffy, doubling their cuteness.

When you get Sachimi sensei's hands, any story makes you laugh with a little gag, and makes you feel so happy that the end was good, and makes you feel so happy. It's a story about a workaholic, blunt man and a beautiful career woman who are at the mercy of cute twin babies. Anyway, the baby is cute, and the last way you carry it is wonderful.

It's a story about a workaholic hero and a beautiful heroine Alassar who are supposed to take care of twin babies... It's a common story in Harlequin, and I know how it ends, but I'm so happy to read Sachimi sensei's warm, fuzzy pictures and stories.

The woman drawn by Sachimi has nuances around her eyes, and the man is also kind this time. But the baby is already so adorable that puffy squishy comes through to her heart's content. I'm curious about the strange fact that there are baby bottles with handles. The feeling of nature and the cottages and other buildings are also very wonderful. I want the doctor to be happy too.