Reviews for Lovechild Manga

The picture was so beautiful. I think the story was enlivened by the beauty that beautiful men and women should be like this. My son was so cute. The story is royal, but I was able to read it with peace of mind because of the merits of royal road.

The hero, who can't accept love due to his upbringing, realizes that he loves him thanks to the heroine, and it's a happy ending. Little Jack is too cute.

Is Chibi Jack really that cute as an angel? It looks like my child gathers light and illuminates the surroundings... that's true. There are 6 full episodes of Love Being Chased and People Who Love Being Jealous, which are tightly packed with amazing points. I recommend it!

The pictures are soft and beautiful ✨ I love them ❗ are kids cute? Also great are stories that make you smile after reading them? That's it.

I like the design!! The story was also heartwarming. I'm glad I bought the pack. I would like this manga artist to do more Harlequin series.

I was attracted to the picture on the cover and bought it. I was able to read it without worry because it was Harlequin. Jack is too cool. Chibi Jack is cute. After all, love wins in the end, doesn't it?

I like pictures. The kids were also able to draw in a cute way, and the story came second, so I just love the pictures. How does it end in terms of story? I thought, but the impression was that there weren't enough pages. I like pictures, so I don't care. good.

The hero is traumatized by his family and is reluctant to have a family. The heroine doesn't know about the hero's feelings and leaves her. In Secret Baby's HQ, it may be a pattern where people don't run away because they can't face reality once they know it. He is a hero who caused an accident and was able to face his own feelings out of fear of mourning.

I love this author's paintings! It's wonderful, isn't it? The story was good too, but rather normal? But it looked great! The kid was cute

It's not an exclusive theme for HQ, but the fact that the development is booming because of having children is a story about HQ. It's a setting I've read a lot so far. They say they don't want to have a family, and even though they say they don't want children, but after actually seeing their faces... it's a really solid story if you only look at the skeleton. However, the interspersed setting is unmistakably Harlequin flavor. Also, the way this Harlequin spice works is very clever. It was carried to the ending smoothly and cleanly, and it didn't smell muddy at all. So, the breakdown and renewal of a romantic relationship due to pregnancy is simply beautiful during that process. Moreover, women are elegant and beautiful. The way male characters are drawn is a difficult part of this story. Stow×× is troublesome if one step is wrong, and at the last minute, it was sublimated into unquenchable love and passion, and it was not scary persistence, and it became persuasive that I really liked it. There is a feeling that being such a wonderful single mother with a toddler gave me a feeling that I was able to breathe in a really nice air as a one-story momentary dream story. The man's face isn't my type, but the scene with the heroine and the two is so harmonious as a picture that there is no better partner than this, and you can share a sense of happiness with yourself watching.

It was hard to say she was pregnant to a man who clearly said she didn't want to get married... but from the male side, it's hard to have a child without knowing it, isn't it? If there was someone on the man's side that he really loved, would he just say “it's not your child”? Well, I'm glad that's not the case with this story.