Reviews for Keeping Her Baby's Secret Manga

Exactly, this was the story of Heroes and Heroines. The pictures were also very nice and I was able to read them quickly.

How strong is a single-minded, pure soul. There are facts we don't want to know, but even so, we can't stop being attracted to each other. That's all.

The content was moving because each of the characters had various feelings. However, there was a big twist at the end, and I'm in a super happy state, but I think it was nice to be humble and happy even if there were no miracles here.

Diana's unwavering feelings from her first love were carefully drawn, and I was amazed. At the end, the composition where the hero's feelings attack women other than Diana so much that they don't even notice was wonderful, and the development where everyone felt happy at the end was wonderful. I recommend this work. ()

At the end, I'm glad it's a future where everyone can live as they please. The hero's younger sister also had a kind heart, and I was somewhat relieved. What I think about Harlequin is that it's nice to have it all wrapped up in one volume, but I can't deny the feeling that the development is too fast... I want to know what happened after that.

Aren't you going to write about this work anyway? <あり得ない>It certainly has an HQ-like ending, but Nagasaki Sayuri sensei's works always fascinate me ♦ So is this one. Please subscribe?

I love you, Nagasaki sensei, but now that you're stronger, Diana is wonderful, be happy

Even the mean hero sister is a pretty good kid and feels good after reading it. It's just that the heroine's pregnancy setting is a bit superfluous, or is it a snake's foot? The part that bothered me. But I wanted to read more of Nagasaki-san's Hare...

As is the case with the venerable Van Kirk family that appears in this story, the people in this family had a strong sense of pride. While everyone knew about the heroine's feelings for Cameron, the heir to the Vankirk family, they were separated. because of her origin. He had run away from home because he didn't like his condition, and came back. He should have wanted to free himself from a hard life due to the dignity and pride of his old house, but he also understood the pride of his old house, and he couldn't keep his eyes peeled when the family was in trouble. People who don't try to hide the typical arrogance of rich people, people who never worried about money, etc., fear of falling into poverty, and embarrassment completely changed the atmosphere at home. Having run away from both his home and the heroine's feelings, his feelings easily flutter over the heroine due to the heavy pressure of the family reconstruction mission where he can't escape and the emotion of leaning towards the heroine who is hard to resist. The heroine's unbreakable love for him, even though she knows it won't come true, is shaken every time there is an opportunity for contact, and it interferes with her determination, which she has given up. The gestures he is interested in don't mean he has a future, and marriage should be a different path, so it's sad and painful without having any extra expectations for him. I don't like other people. So let's live our lives without getting married. But at least, I think it's his kid and let's raise the kid in his stomach. I can understand the heroine's embarrassment when he knows the heroine's feelings after he has made a decision centered on his own feelings. Above all, I didn't want the person in question to know about it. But because of that, I can't hide how deeply I loved them. When the footsteps of falling into poverty are getting closer, and when it is decided after that, the Vankirk family's occasional reaction is also interesting in the world of the story, but it's good that hungry people have a slight sense of strength. At the end, it seems like they were betrayed, and only here Harlequin's good luck stands out badly. Well, that is also, in a sense, a good sitting ending...

The man's family is on the verge of bankruptcy, so they get in touch and find what they want. Women set up children with people similar to men without being able to forget or chase after the man they first fell in love with. The sad heart of her decision to go that far and keep thinking about men and go on living... is well depicted.

That was a pretty good story, but I can't believe my old man and dad were such nice people. Dad didn't know what kind of person he was until he came out, but what kind of change of mind is it when the old man who initially told you to get married for political reasons becomes a good person? Well, that was a good story, so that's fine. This is the second comic drawn by this manga artist, and since the last one isn't a quick start, the structure is perfect, and the pictures are stable, I don't think there are any gaps. (The other one is Harle titled Future Door. This is also a good story), so ★ 4!