Reviews for LOST IN SENSATION Manga

The light house is the best! It is a light house that is bright and warm, and the ideal family itself. All of the characters that appear are compassionate people, and the story is so sad, it makes you feel relaxed, and it's a work that makes you want to read it over and over again. I am satisfied with the high evaluation.

It was a warm talk, filled with the brightness and positivity of the Wright family from beginning to end. It's a work full of love... when I read it and think life is like this, but for some reason I'm saved.

While the number of common Harlequins increased, it was a great work. It was a wonderful story where both the heroine and hero loved each other while keeping the past in a corner of their heart.

I felt happy after reading it. I read it after having a hard time, so maybe I thought that was superfluous, but it's a work that reminded me once again of the importance of feeling motivated.

good ~ haven't you cried in a long time? In addition to Hayasaka-sensei's drawings, the original story is deep. For those who have lost an immediate family member due to something unexpected, it will inevitably take years to heal that sense of loss. People can't decide whether 3 years is long or short, but I think it was a necessary time for a hero. In the story, the heroine's brightness and sincerity envelops the hero, who is puzzled by her own “sensory sensation,” while applying restraint. The line from 114p, which begins with a word from the nurse, was sad, yet it made me feel a premonition of the ending illuminated by a ray of hope, and was excellent. I don't know if it's Forbidden Night, but the only thing that's certain is that those left behind will live day by day.

After a long absence, I was drawn in by a story set in America, and also in California. The heroine was bright and straightforward, and even though the doctor was puzzled, she was attracted to her. An American family in a small rural town was well drawn, and there was no sense of incongruity at all.

good... Among the majority of fairy tales, Harlequin, this is a very normal love story. And yet I cried. A wonderful story.

A nice man and a cute heroine. And a happy ending. A perfect score with nothing to say in my opinion ‼️ I also thought when I read one of the other works, but I really like the heroes drawn by Hayasaka Ian. I recommend it.

My heart was shaken by the wonderful story, so I haven't reviewed it in a long time. It's a common Harlequin development where two heartbroken people make love, but they slowly cringe. I recommend it.

This is a story about a doctor who lost his wife 3 years ago, and her friend's younger sister and heroine who is a cookie craftsman. Unlike the royal Harlequin, where a selfish count wields the heroine, family ties and people's compassion are important bases of the story, and the content feels more realistic than romance. There are only characters who are humble and considerate of each other, so I can read it with a kind feeling.

It's a story where you can understand the heroine's dedicated and honest heart, and she was blessed with such a wonderful family, the pictures were so wonderful, and it made me feel happy when I read it.

With the heroine who broke up with the man she had been in a relationship with for five years with a man who suddenly lost her wife, who she had wanted to get divorced in a traffic accident. The two met as acquaintances of the heroine's older brother. The journey to happiness from falling in love to marriage.