Reviews for Purchased for Revenge Manga

I was amazed at the aggressiveness of the hero, who was burning with revenge because of love. Depending on how you look at it, it may be taken as selfish, but when drawn by this author, any hero is strangely tickled by her maternal instincts and forgives

I was curious about the artist's last page, so I went to the novel. It's a very good story, but after all, there aren't enough pages. So it's minus 1. It's a deep story that doesn't end with just likes and dislikes. That was a great conversation. I recommend it to those who don't mind social issues or the like coming up.

It made me want to read the original story. I was able to forgive easily here, well, I thought it would be something like this, but if I knew something like that or this in the original story, I might not be able to forgive the hero

It's probably impossible to fall in love with the daughter of someone you hate. If my immediate family were killed, I wanted to avenge them, and if I got the power to get close and try to fulfill that purpose even now, I might not be able to stop because of a heart-wrenching encounter. That's because I'm not going to say anything pretentious that revenge is futile. It's for my older sister whose life was taken, so I might not be able to give up. But children of bad people are not guilty. This is certainly true, but in reality, our society is not generous with the relatives of villains. Speaking of whether his feelings cleared up when it came to treating the heroine like a prostitute, it just deepened my feelings more and more. Even though the person you love and the person you hate are different, did you want to justify your misguided revenge by looking down on your partner? Misunderstandings also come with HQ promises. Now that it became clear that the heroine had no deep relationships with men, it would have been nice if they could stop hurting the heroine. However, it doesn't take a commercial form. If I had been able to double the circumstances of the weak in society who are the target of his wonderful social activities with the circumstances of the heroine. If only he had known about her social activities sooner. The story progresses mainly about the heroine's misfortune by passing through all of this and that. The heroine in front of him, who he should save the most, is the child of his revenge partner, and the heroine treats him cruelly because he is unable to escape the preconceived notion that the socially vulnerable equal the poor and that the rich are blessed. It's a natural story structure that makes readers have the impression that they don't have to forgive until the end. HQ is probably the heroine who is close to their emotions. This story is like this because the scene that formed him is only described on the first page, and almost the entire heroine side tragedy is the main one. It is the fate of this story that makes readers have the feeling of whether to forgive that or whether they can forgive it. However, if the fact that misfortune on his side always goes like the original story (unread), wouldn't it have been better to incorporate dramatic pictorial elements as a comic into the explanation of the situation? Bringing the two together again was a good idea as a result of his good deeds, but I wanted more weight in the depiction of him suffering. I want the villainous person to have a disastrous end, but HQ has a strange meaning, like Takahide who escapes realistically, or generosity (!?) that disregards the reader's sense of duty (!?) that's the end. The heroine is freed from misfortune, but this is a mess.

Even though they are destined for each other, the flow of life sometimes takes a tough turn. The jewel that can be seen as being too vengeful is sometimes hidden in a rock called harsh, and I think the treatment she gave to the heroine was cruel, even though her eyes were overshadowed by revenge. But if we surround her with love from now on, we'll be able to snuggle up to each other. As expected, Ogimaru sensei was drawn in steadily. It's a pity that there aren't enough pages,

I read Ogimaru-sensei because I liked it. The story was worth reading. If there were more pages, it might have been even nicer (^-^) When I first read it, it wasn't refreshing, or rather, it didn't go down to the prefecture, but it got better as I read it. I want them to create a happy family in order to overcome their father, who is a hateful heroine.