Reviews for The Legend of De Marco Manga

You've come! this work is interesting, isn't it? Both the heroine and hero are attractive, and you especially like the hero in his vest suit (as is the case with the cover)? Also, are Hero's abs good too? I thought he was an arrogant hero, but I'm glad that kindness to the heroine oozed out. The story was also rich and made me feel excited. Please go to Nanaboshi sensei!! I definitely want them to draw something seek. Shichihoshi-san's hero and seek? Just thinking about it makes me excited. I'm looking forward to it~ ✨

It's Harlequin, but this is true. Life under house arrest sucks, but it's nice to be positive that the heroine loves and supports him no matter what situation she is in. The “lol” that came when he first saw her and the intuition that an electric current ran through her body was also fatefully wonderful! Harlequin knows that the last one has a happy ending, so there's a difference in hit and miss, but this was really good.

My heartbreak and pain came through so fast, and I was so excited...? The heroine is also supposed to have been hurt by past events, etc., but are you moved by how she gently healed the darkness of the hero's heart?

My first hit in a while ‼ I was moved ~ (><) ✨ I was struck by the love story between a hero who can't believe in love and a dedicated, kind-hearted heroine... ⤴

Hmm, it's very weak. My romantic enemies are also half-hearted, and the way they hurt them and the horrible words are one step further. (I think it could have been worse. (Because I like the pattern of admitting mistakes and apologizing) I wonder if this is the title too? But I'm not impressed, but it makes me want to add ★ 5. I love Nanasei-sensei's paintings, and I'm glad that the hero this time looks so cool with his hair down!

This is a spin-off of “Ai no Ai no Tenshi.” As for my personal impression, I thought it would have been nice if the heroine was a little more beautiful. The girlfriend in the jacket is probably the most beautiful. To the point where I thought that the argument between the heroine and the hero would go on forever, that's all these two people, and I wonder if that was necessary in order to understand each other. My favorite scene is the two of them jumping into a Thai hotel pool. The heroine's dress looked like a tropical fish and was so beautiful. As a story, I think I liked the spin-off better.

The story of two people who work hard to live. I was moved by the scene where I was searching for the final heroine.

A heroine who lives straight ahead in a difficult life. I like the way to live without being swept away. The dress for the pool scene was beautiful.

They both had unhappy childhoods, so I guess they were able to find true love. From now on, let's create a happy family together.

What a good girl the heroine is! Well, heroes should be attracted.

Upper class, which is typically depicted in pictures that haven't cut corners, and everyday life in poverty is the opposite of violence. HQ where encounters, progress, emotional exchanges, and endings are stable. It feels like The Standard has all the elements, but the only one is that there are too many bed scenes and the persuasive power of the scenes where the two of them sympathize is less convincing. In particular, if there was a scene where the heroine “promoted” at dinner, and if there was a psychological depiction where the feelings that have accumulated between the two were oozing a little more on this day, I wonder if it was easier to get into the furious development of the two people avalanche into their romantic relationship. Since the place and circumstances of meeting the girlfriend whose engagement was reported are special, I wanted them to express something that is a supporting piece even though the main character is in a space with the two of them, even though Rocco's switching is the cornerstone of the story development. It was written in the afterword that production had begun with an undecided title, but as a result, the fact that a clever Japanese title that cut out the content from the original title was attached was consistent with the depiction of “love affairs.” I couldn't understand the feeling after reading whether the internal misconduct investigation and resolution was heavy or light.

From the title, I thought it was a typical Harlequin that is common, and I'm glad.