Reviews for THE ITALIAN'S PREGNANT CINDERELLA Manga

This review contains spoilers. There is a part where the expression is a bit bland and slightly difficult to read, but as a synopsis, “A cold-blooded human man who was kidnapped by monsters when he was young, was fed only and grew up without knowing warmth, meets a kind-hearted daughter who was called a witch and despised and driven from her hometown, and the daughter falls in love with a beautiful man, but since she was raised by monsters, they speak human language, but the man who is trapped in a cold blood shell only stays with his daughter for one night I feel like, “The pregnant daughter saved the man with the power of love even though she was at the mercy of a man, and the two were finally united.” The readers will also feel excited if they devise ways to show them a little more anguish on the hero's side, or facial expressions, etc., but it's probably a little too much like an image illustration from the original story, so it doesn't feel like a comic. But it's great that the “heroine who doesn't laugh anymore” thought “it's my fault” and “I have to talk to my grandmother” instead of “what I don't like”! That alone is highly rated, and I thought that if you were surrounded by two such strong “witch” level people at the end, no one would be able to get their hands on the hero anymore, and the hero would never return to being a monster, so it's even more highly rated! It was. Heck, Ito sensei only had images of BL, so he drew Harlequin! I was surprised. I think he's a good teacher at drawing the crisp man in Kikuairaku, but I also wonder if it would have been okay for this hero to be a little more emotional (even if it's not at all like the original story)...