Reviews for The Italian's Wife by Sunset Manga

Carlo's feelings for the heroine boosted the star count. None of his opponent's elements let him down. Other than the heroine's lies. The heroine can't control her feelings of being drawn to him either. However, as the core of the story, he is not frightened by age, illness, or country, as the core of the story. That's where I felt the awesomeness of this story. The style is that the eyes are big, and they seem to stick out the contours of the face. It has a strong personality. There is a risk that this will select a fan base, but I think this might be fine. However, although it has a thick upper body that is not expected by academics, I was a little concerned about the childishness that even teenagers can pass through. I also felt a little confused about my mother's change of purpose on her way. At the trial reading stage, I learned about the severity of what the heroine was carrying, and I was hesitating because I didn't have the courage to read through. I've avoided it until now. However, since the number of reviews is 333, I still wanted to confirm whether this work really lives up to the evaluation, so I decided that this is the only time. The heroine, who has gone through half her life, has been depicted a lot in HQ, but she probably regretted this kind of story when she burst into tears. The heroine's life is exciting, and the fact that he doesn't hesitate due to the heroine's illness is a high point in that it further praises the splendor of being able to meet someone he loves. It seemed like they were martyred for love moment by moment, and they made Pompeii's lovers dub each other and let me see how a beautiful romance should be. I was also able to understand the feelings of the heroine, whom I loved to the fullest until the day we parted ways. Pompeii looks like Pompeii. I just wanted to watch the sunset in color. A mansion or a courtyard? It has a nice atmosphere, and it exudes enough the feeling that it might be in Italy. There are things that exude a profound and rich feeling even though they are sleek and simple. However, even though Naples wasn't painted much, for some reason, I felt that it was somehow different. I want you to think the stars are 4.5 or 4.6.

It's amazing to know that the road ahead is short and yet choose to stay together. There were spoilers in the review, so I knew the ending but it was a bit slow?

It's a happy ending, but sad. Carlo, who chose a magical time that shines instantly over a life with a much brighter sun, is amazing. Even if a painful reality awaits... it's a choice you can't make unless you really love them. The love between the two fateful people matches the story of Pompeii Volcano and the ruins, etc., and the atmosphere is mysterious and nice. She was a surprisingly big kid, but Sol was cute too.

A series item. Don't check if the Harlequin book is a series first. I finished it with volume 1, but it's fun to read that sequel, or derivative, or something like that. this... is this really a happy ending at the end ⁉ well, they'll be tied for the time being, but it won't be long, right?