Reviews for The Brazilian's Blackmail Bargain Manga

They were attracted to each other from the beginning, but due to the heroine's devilish father-in-law, the hero tries to take revenge on the heroine due to misunderstandings and misunderstandings... it's an exciting HQ development. The psychological depiction of the two is carefully drawn, so I am drawn into their fluctuating feelings. After reading The Hero Picks You Up, Confessions of Love, Hapien's Royal Road feels good.

I burst into tears because of my worst father-in-law, and it was a pity that I was being reviewed while being misunderstood by the hero. But after the hero found out the truth, he regretted it, and at the end, he was surprised by the proposal after he apologized.

The main character is already such a good person that I can cry. There was a scene where I thought about what the hero was doing, but it had a happy ending and that was good again. I took it for granted that my father-in-law died. It was a long time since I saw this scum.

My father-in-law is a ridiculous person, and the heroine is so energetic that she cries. It's a work that I reread over and over again.

The main character is healthy and pitiful, but I'm glad it had a happy ending at the end (^^)

My father-in-law was just a horrible person, but he was beaten by a hero, so at first I was so refreshed! The heroine is a healthy, pitiful, and wonderful woman with a strong heart. Even though the hero was also burning with revenge, he liked the heroine so much that he could hardly do terrible things. But at the end, I made a firm apology and confessed my love... It was very nice.

The heroine, who was hated because of her heroine stepfather, is turned into a mistress by her hero in order to get revenge... The hero has a nice expression when he thinks about the heroine. At the end, I felt refreshed with a reasonable happy ending. There is no harm in reading it!

The root of all evil is the deceased heroine's father-in-law. Because of that, even though both the heroine and the heroine mom have had a very difficult life for a long time, they are even misunderstood and resented by the hero. Since both the hero and heroine love each other, they pass by each other because they are afraid of getting hurt again, but they are both very nice people, so it ended very well at the end.

A work that truly goes the royal road of Harlequin with misunderstandings, misunderstandings, revenge, lover agreements, and arrogant heroes. You can enjoy the author's gorgeous designs. The heroine, who rejoices at simple gifts rather than expensive ones, is cute. The hero who gets shot through with that smile is cute too (lol)

I hope they never experience such misfortune again. Every time I read it, I think about the life of the heroine and her mother who were freed from hard days. My body and mind have been worn out because I have been misunderstood and despised by people I like. Still, it was the first night I spent with someone I loved. Monte Carlo will certainly be unforgettable. HQ has prepared a lot of good stories to grasp happiness, and I am entertained in many ways, but after all, the pattern where the protagonist, who couldn't say happy, turns everything upside down and becomes happy with just the biggest reversal due to his suffering so far and becomes happy, comfortably releases the accumulated melancholy of readers who were forced to stay on the sidelines all at once. I'm filled with the feeling that please stay happy forever. The “Millionaire,” who is the most influential universal traditional actor for the ultimate home run, has something that cannot be seen in this work, and takes aggressive actions against the heroine from the thought that they were hurt and used for that, inciting the heroine's misfortune. The good thing about this story is Caleb's behavior in clarifying misunderstandings. Go to the field, check it out for yourself, and apologize completely. I made the person in question tell me the truth, and on top of that, I came to tell them how important the heroine is to me. It looks like she was able to take into account the basic values of the heroine that she came after understanding cars up to this point. There is proof in it that makes me think from the bottom of my heart that I'm really glad he was that kind of person. It's extra effective because it's structured so that you can see his personality fleshed out by gifts that try to please the heroine and episodes with the driver. I can finish reading it with a deep sense of relief that I was able to watch over my happiness. For me, the Monte Carlo only title resonates, but for some reason, the original title is Brazilian??? Is this also the reason that HQ must show the element of a mistress starting from a familiar “contract”? Anyway, it was a story where I couldn't help but wish for future happiness. Incidentally, a person who thinks it is a “lover” level and just wants to make a woman their own would not demand that the “lover” that is their partner be a high level person like a marriage partner. It's probably different from saying that even being a “lover” is at a high level.

The love between the two, who were drawn to each other even though they misunderstood each other, was a sense of security unique to royal roads. The misunderstandings were firmly fixed at the end, and the face with regret and anguish was nice, and the proposal lines and everything I wanted them to say was said, so it was a refreshing work.

Kobayashi-sensei's work makes me cry, doesn't it? It's a work with common content, and even though I've read a lot of similar content, it makes me cry. I wonder if it's the teacher's power...

This is my fifth book since I read Harlequin! I see, I've come to understand Harlequin little by little ♪ In short, basically, the hero is a rich man, and somehow the heroine is misunderstood at first, this is the basic setting ♪ Pretty Woman, right, after all ☆☆ yeah, Harlequin is interesting.

The heroine deceives her because of her father-in-law even though they are both attracted to each other. Because of that, I was made by my lover as a refresher, but there are circumstances that no one can tell... did you cry a little at the end? I've reread it over and over! Please read it. (*^^*)

Harlequin's royal road pattern unfolds starting from passing each other. Caleb comes to take revenge on Maggie since she was humiliated by Maggie in the past, but something doesn't make sense. Maggie keeps her mother and herself from hiding her past, and she won't go against Caleb no matter how bad the treatment was. Caleb's side investigates Maggie and the others, learns about her adoptive father's abuse, etc., and unknowingly finds out how much they hurt Maggie, and they are ashamed of themselves. Caleb, who proposed with an apology to Maggie at the end, had gone back to being a good-looking man. I can recommend this work.

Since it's Harlequin, I know it's a happy ending, but it also properly depicts his feelings. It made me cry a little bit. I like pictures, and I think this manga artist is very good at summarizing stories.