Reviews for DI SIONE'S VIRGIN MISTRESS Manga

This review contains spoilers. The story of younger brother Dante, who misunderstood his twin brother Dario and Anais in “The Billionaire's Hidden Bond.” Oh, I think Dante was blaming himself this much. As the title suggests, the heroine Willow is clean and ephemeral (but it's attractive because it has the core and inclusiveness of wanting to be like this). It's sad that my feelings have passed since I understood the reason. However, as a story, it's strange that they can read it without hesitation even though they are carrying something quite heavy with each other in exchange of revealing the fact that it was actually like this. It's a happy book where I feel deep love even 20 years from now.

This review contains spoilers. After reading it once and then reading it twice, I was finally able to understand the meaning and relationships of the lines. There is so much foreshadowing. There were things I didn't even know about my illness, and it was a learning experience. The main character's complicated state of mind was very well depicted, yet it didn't strangely complicate the story, so I was able to read it clearly. Too much time passed and I felt that it wasn't enough for the final end. I wanted to see even more happy days after getting married, and the joyful scenes that were made until we had children.

This review contains spoilers. As the title suggests, it was a clean, sad, and beautiful story. I was wondering if Dante was more of a playful person, but... he was well-mannered. I'm glad Dante's grandfather was also a nice and nice person. Above all else, the main character was a clean and cute person.