Reviews for UNDERCOVER HUSBAND Manga

At first, I thought the style of painting was unique, but as I read on, the character's personality and emotions were conveyed from the whole body, and I was drawn to it. It has an adult-like, movie-like atmosphere, and it seems like it's going to become a habit. I'm glad the hero was cool, the heroine was cute, and the story was slow and quick.

At the end, I wanted to watch it longer. In terms of background, why? There was something I thought, but the pictures were beautiful and interesting too!

I really liked Mr. Ota's work because I can't wait until night, so I reread it over and over again! There are no new works coming out, so I was wondering if he had already retired, but I'm very, very happy to see Mr. Ota's new work at Harlequin. Ota's work may have a bit of a habit of drawing, but I think it's an expressive girls' manga that expresses soft eyes by layering many thin lines, and sometimes has a firm outline. I never get tired of watching the delicate touch that manga artists don't have these days. The hero of this work appears to be Mr. Ota's work because he is ostensibly pretending to be a soft gentleman but has darkness behind his eyes. I don't think it would be unbearable for a gentleman lover with a strong sense of spirit. We look forward to your continued success! (it's more of a fan letter than a review lol)

When I saw the cover, I thought it was a very addictive picture, but in reality it had a unique atmosphere and was a very good picture. I felt that the ease of drawing and the way to add shadows was as advanced as if I had graduated from a design college. In the story, the two main characters (the hero in particular) were attracted to each other too quickly, it was difficult to empathize, and the background they carry on their backs, or rather the hero's background, was too complicated, so I stopped trying to understand them. I wanted to read it a little further.