Reviews for Ridge: The Avenger Manga

I felt a high level of expressiveness everywhere. The richness of the original story was touched upon in the afterword, but there are many original Harlequin works that put that at the front. That's why there are readers who sometimes wander into HQ Comics looking for it. It has a pretty limited number of pages, so I want them to give it over to another genre, and mainly show skills other than that in comics. It's a pity that the sensible ingenuity I caught a glimpse of in this work is overshadowed by Kishimoto sensei's later works. The story was good too. The only people around the heroine who worry about her as much as Mr. Bodyguard is Mr. Morrison, and it's amazing that her feelings don't change even after learning about the bodyguard who continues to harbor a sense of revenge. It's wonderful that I fell in love with it so much. Drug addicts often come up in foreign stories, but when it's difficult for children, they always carry darkness and read about that family, and they think they want it to be a subject that only appears in period novels.

The pictures were beautiful and the story was easy to read, and it was interesting. The heroine was a wonderful woman

She was the heroine and she was so cute. She is a charismatic woman who can behave very well, but the expressions she shows in front of him, such as the hero's face aiming for pizza, were cute. The hero was also cute in front of the heroine for a 36-year-old.

A mother who sometimes makes me sad after giving birth to the love child that comes up in HQ. I really understand how you feel, but I want them to do their best in life.