Reviews for Front Page Engagement Manga

A popular scion and a little bit of an ant girl... a common pattern in HQ. But it's perfect for Kogoshi sensei's paintings. The ending is royal, and the feeling is also HAPPY. but night after night, right? Wouldn't it be disgusting if you got hit in the wrong room?

Even though I thought this wouldn't really happen, the story development is interesting, so I'm really drawn in. No matter how many times you reread it, it still makes your heart flutter laughing?

It's a stable world of Natsue Kogoshi. If the point where the heroine fell in love with the hero had been drawn a little more, it might have been even more persuasive.

There is nothing serious or serious about the brightly tailored style and style of painting, but the circumstances of the protagonist itself are really difficult. The two meet and get married in the HQ pattern. Until then, he had enjoyed a really boring life. The words he utters are more “I love you” than the words I love you. Even when they brought up parting ways, love burst out in her thoughts, and my heart was filled with his kindness, which had begun to ooze even before that, and it came to my lacrimal glands all at once. I was struck by the fact that after marriage, he was actually too sincere to her after marriage, even though this happened before his marriage, as if his behavior had been worrisome at the time of marriage. It was a book that convinced me that it was a really wonderful encounter. I came back for the first time in a while, and since it's one of the books I chose from a group of unread works, there are two things I was curious about, probably because I looked at it a little closely. I wonder if those are the two English words that point out his daily behavior while playing around in his dad's memo and the text of the gossip article... It was such a small thing, and I didn't like it because it felt like I was being shaken off by 5 stars (almost 6 stars) to the fullest after reading the work, but since it's a weighted mantra that I can't say it matters, I'm dropping 1 star when I cry and cry. One is a question about the spelling of some words, and the other is that the content of the main article has nothing to do with gossip. There are as many other completely different commercial works as you want, but this one is something I've seen, and I can't do without it. I believe that not only drawing, but also those involved in publishing are responsible for quality control of the work.