Reviews for Baby at Bushman's Creek Manga

The way the story progressed was really exciting, and I was a little tearful... fidgety... the story development was so good.

This kind of story is the royal road of HQ, but the heroine's quiet feeling after breaking up might be amazing. I liked it because it wasn't messy, and it was really positive.

I'm also convinced that the reviews are highly rated. It's a contract marriage, but both men and women are independent and don't lean on them, and they're not disgusting people who look at things from above, which is very rational. We passed away from a misunderstanding, but I didn't feel bad at all. I'm glad it had a happy ending and I was so excited.

I would have regretted it for the rest of my life if the hero whose heroine was cute didn't come pick me up, so it's cool that the hero prioritizes the heroine's feelings while picking her up! It's just that if it's a little earlier... or if they've held it back...

I was a little drawn to the fluttering frill dress that the heroine was wearing when she appeared, but it was such a good story that I forgot about that as I read on! They both want to be friends!!

It was a very heartwarming story. Babies are cute too (*≥≤)

Even though the hero likes the heroine they want to get somehow, it was amazing that they put the heroine's feelings first and act ♦

It's different for each person, isn't it? The hero's clumsy aggressivity also makes me cringe.

They suddenly visited the ranch with their baby, got married in disguise, were close lovers of the opposite sex, and even if they broke up once, they were the only ones with each other. The flow is Teiseki Street. As that orthodox story progresses, I can't forget my life under the starry sky, even when I go back to the city and reunite with my ex. If that's the case, it might not be a temporary feeling of nostalgia. To that place, far away, he was there! It's already a solid development up to this point, and it responds to the expectations that the two readers have to fit in with a development that never disappoints. Although I was hesitant about a city woman, that was an honest match confession. I came all the way here for a reason. It's a wonderful dramatic scene that catches my eye on him, who showed his true intentions even when he was strong. And, in addition to that, he even talks about ulterior motives that he had been hiding for some time. The effects of the time difference due to the confidentials now outweigh the vivid glare. Wow, what was that!? Just as the box with something inside was just opened, his true intentions finally crept into the heroine's heart from there. On top of the sense of security that things will go as promised, the drama is a little bit of a passing drama where each other's happiness is built with another person, and they each drew a little bit by side. The ending he drew in the picture, or more than that, the ending that showed his love is clear and clear. However, in a way of presenting that true intention. As a reader, I also feel a little bit deceived. The feeling of saying “I never noticed that was the case” at the same time that the heroine was revealed is naturally unavoidable in the heroine's position, but it's slightly complicated for readers. The final revelation looked smelly as an afterthought excuse, and that was the case here when it came to Yamaba in the story where I had to watch over the course of events! It's a place where you should calm yourself down as if you were persuaded. I thought necessary ingenuity was needed to increase my confidence even more. Due to his feelings from time to time, due to the story structure, if he can't put up a foreshadowing in the middle, I wanted about one sheet fleshing out anything, even if it was a running horse lantern inserted somewhere in the frame. That was the only part of this excitement that I missed.

Claire seems strong, has a feminine personality, and is a hardworking, affectionate, and wonderful woman ✨ I can't usually accept the death of my sister or raise my niece this far... Is Grey a guy, clumsy, and cool? A story where people ask the question where is true happiness? I recommend it.

There were no bad people, and it was a good story that I was able to read with great peace of mind. The baby was cute.

It was a cute story where a rugged hero was swayed by the heroine. It was my first time reading the author, but I'm glad it's a classic story with Harlequin-like pictures.

I think every time, but the babies that appear in Harlequin are cute ❤️ Alice was cute this time too! Lizzie, who was like a rival, was also a nice person, didn't make me feel bad, and I was able to read it clearly until the end!

We weren't able to honestly express our feelings because they were mean to each other, but I wonder if we were able to understand each other only when we were apart

It's a story where no bully people appear. The heroine and hero were good and easy to read. I like pictures too.