Reviews for THE GREEK'S CONVENIENT CINDERELLA Manga

Comicalize such a dreamy Cinderella drama without a hitch! really as expected, Aso sensei ✨ the mean stepfather of the heroine who isn't Cinderella's stepmother? you wanted to hit him? It was already ridiculous, and the beautiful hero ✨ takes revenge without getting her hands dirty with the innocent heroine ✨ ⇒ going to prison? The heroine's beautiful heart ✨ is the hero and the hero's grandfather shook and captivated the mother's heart... there seemed to be an accident and everything sparkled even more and more, ✨ solved in the world, it was Happy End ✨ in the blink of an eye. It was a Cinderella drama without a fairy mother, but I wonder if Aso sensei's ✨✨✨ expressed Fairy Mother, and if it were the late heroine mother... I take my hat off to Aso drawing's ability to fall into a bit of a girls' hobby.

I think they have different picture preferences. I did a trial reading and was drawn to how good the story was. The honest hero did a wonderful job.

The royal road of Cinderella stories. A millionaire and handsome hero falls in love with the heroine who has been bullied. Beautiful men and women look good in formal dresses.

Aso sensei bought it, but aren't there many heroes and heroines who are this honest? I thought so. It was stable from beginning to end and I was able to read it with peace of mind. That was great!

It's my favorite writer, so I bought it. Speaking of Lynne Graham's works, it's Aso sensei. You can watch it with peace of mind.

I feel like it's been a while since a hero who isn't arrogant lol both the hero and heroine are good, and I empathize with them, but anyway, the old man is too bad lol

He's too handsome and it's tough. what is it? What was the last family shot? your smile is too cool, isn't it? The tears in the scene where the heroine confides her feelings for her half-sister are terrible. I really sympathized with you. It is said that the scene where the kind-hearted glass-like heroine, who is the main character of this writer, cries, links to herself for some reason and almost cries...

For me, speaking of Harlequin, it's Ayumu Aso. When the thoughts of the hero and heroine get through, the sense of sparkle is amazing, and it makes me feel happy. The heroine of this film is a kind woman with a young sister, and I can't help but cheer for her. I'm glad to be loved, loved, and happy.

It is reassuring to read it when your mind and body are tired every day. In the story, an epic Cinderella story unfolds like a Harlequin. I wanted to play in that dream world for a while and regain my energy, so I worked a little bit in quick succession with the signature manga artist team of Harlequin Comics. The man drawn by Aso sensei has sharp jaws and unique eyes, and his physique is generally like this, all of them are typical visuals. The woman also appears in the form of a small, sparkling star flying, and with a fixed pattern, she looks slightly more Japanese than the image of a foreigner. There may be people who think it's almost unrelated to a pinch or dark turn, and that it's unsatisfactory, but since the main focus is on the heroine who wasn't very happy grasping happiness, there is a need for this. I bought them in bulk together with other genres because they were getting a discount. The inclusion of “chastity” in the theme was somewhat blunt.

I'm buying the author. The hero this time around isn't very arrogant, so I didn't feel much excitement about the story itself. The heroine is a little short-sighted, or maybe not thoughtful enough for a 23 year old.

That's the case with the heroine's deceased mother, and I wonder if his mother had bad luck with her husband or not. Nevertheless, both of them are happy to have met the right partner. Above all else, my greatest achievement was being able to separate my father-in-law from my sister-in-law.