Reviews for AS GOOD AS GOLD Manga

Even though it's a story from a long time ago, it's unsatisfactory that the real villains didn't come out, like it was good. My older brother often changed his mind during the nine years he wasn't around. The heroine's older brother is too naive, and this requires quite a bit of training

this is a sweet story like eating a parfait with lots of strawberries on it and a tart full of strawberries all at once? There's no problem even if you can see the development on the first 3 pages or so of HQ's work by Ai Marie ‼ It was just like a freshener in a world full of unreasonable things?

I feel that the history of the American West is fresh. The pretty, clean pictures and content of Ai Mari and Sensei are perfect. You can follow the emotional movements of two people stress-free without the appearance of villains or disgusting rivals who set up traps. The last one is a large group of yen. I'd also like to read Calep's Romance.

Ai Mari and Sensei are full of historical ‼, but it's a western one (wielding a handgun??) So, it was western historical with no sense of incongruity, bringing in the atmosphere of Marito-sensei as it was. The heroine had a good upbringing (American upper class), and the warm, fuzzy atmosphere unlike her tough surroundings probably attracted the hero who left her hometown for 9 years and made a fortune through hard work ~? But they were Americans, who had solid abilities (other than cooking lol lol) and had much more energy to live than Brother Kudzu. no matter what, it'll make the old man at the bar he doesn't like cry? It seems like the original author is also in HQ for the first time, and there seems to be a story with side characters (hero brother, etc.), so are you looking forward to it? At that time, be sure to show me Lizzie and Will again with Mari and Sensei?

I think the sunset scene was better when there was color. I think Lizzie's hair, the view from the window in the “Even After It Became a Distant Memory” scene, the sun falling on the mountains shining in the background of Tanner's mansion, the two people staring at each other in “Let the World Shine Gold,” the two people getting close to nature, and the two awkward people all created the drama. If it were to change to flax later, I think I'd even want to see that color. It's an opera lap scene with the sunset I saw that day, and it makes me think that an important frame will come to life, where I must have emotionally thought back over and over again about the world being dyed in gold. Cicero is Ama-chan who is too naive, and when you think about it, and even though she's a ridiculous guy with a Harlequin, when you think that Cam's arrogance is also quite a scoundrel who can't fully recover in later scenes, all of that seems like a trick by the creator that makes Lizzie's circumstances more miserable and induces pity, and the impression is a bit ridiculous. The reason I wanted to stay — that was all. “Brother” is written in the letter, but at a later date, it also went wrong there. I haven't read the original story, so I don't understand, but wasn't the original text only written as “he”? I wanted them to save even more on how to liven up the reunion scene. Cicero's turn is fast. Anyway, it's a small word in the letter, but it's important, so there's nothing I can view as a problem in the story more than that, but I didn't miss this kind of thing, and I had no choice but to notch down one star. However, since I love this kind of story where people fall in love before they still don't really understand what kind of person they are (I don't really trust the logical stories I fell in love with), this is the type of HQ comic I enjoy the most, apart from really disappointing carelessness.