Reviews for Mistletoe Over Manhattan Manga

Mr. Kogoshi's paintings have clear outlines and big eyes, so the design looks exaggerated? But what if it's this content?? it's funny... please read it?

I can't read this without laughter (laughs) The storyline is interesting, but it's nice that all the characters are so unique. do you like Kogoshi sensei's paintings too? expressive?

I personally like the heroine who makes an effort not only as a woman but also to improve herself. This story is worth it. It's an interesting film where such a woman's interaction with a man she has a crush on proceeds with a comedic touch via an advisor. The truth is that they both have mutual feelings, but it didn't progress, and what's more, they were both asking for advice from the same advisor, they found out... I was shocked for a while by what happened, but that was HQ, and the path to a happy ending was known. Overall, it was a refreshing reading and I was thrilled.

It had a bit of a comedic element, and I was able to read it quickly while having fun. I don't like Carter's playboy attitude, but I think it was cute to be swayed by Mallory. Please read it.

romantic comedy! The sight of the serious heroine struggling to change herself is cute, and Mabel is strong again! I enjoyed reading it. Even though the hero is a playboy, I hate lawyers like that (laughs)

The heroine wants to turn him around at any cost who can go out with women on the daily menu regardless of his reputation. It's slapstick, and everything to do is idling or derailing. I want to cheer for their strength and seriousness, but the outfield brawl in the legal battle hurts the setting of people who are excellent as lawyers, even if this is a made-up story. The wisdom you ask your counselor to give you is a little bit of a practical joke because you go to get too much laughter from the reader. For that reason, the serious development, other than what is interesting as a gag depiction, looked somewhat rough. As much as I've seen scenes showing how flashy his playboy attitude is in many places during the story, I couldn't feel at ease without watching him sort out his personal affairs. I'm not always always looking for scenes like marriage or two people in love, even if I really want to see them in any film. However, even though it's a story about a heroine who fell in love with a popular man, I want to properly realize the success of such a heroine's strategy, and it ends up in the future form where he will properly liquidate. I felt that my current sense of completeness had been reduced.

It's Harlequin, but it's gag and exciting, and it's not a heavy story, so I enjoy reading it. I like the artist's paintings, but it's a bright story.