Reviews for Response Manga

I think it can also be called an HQ classic. I started reading HQ Comicalize about 2 years ago. That's because there was a prejudice called “Harlequin.” However, HQ Comicalize is lighter and easier to read than a novel, and just became addicted to it? I think I've read quite a few works. I read that Greek millionaire = arrogance is already an HQ stereotype... but among them, no one was as bad as this hero. As Apollo itself is said to be rational yet ruthless and brutal, the hero changes drastically after exchanging love. They seem to be Greek and seem to be retaliation for their younger sister, but even after learning that it was a mistake from her sister's words, they didn't apologize, and... Surprisingly, thanks to the artist, the beauty that can be compared to Apollo is drawn softly, and that arrogance is diluted, and I feel weak. That's why, on the contrary, I feel disgusted by this hero's guessness. The heroine is bonded by her younger sister's excuse for her older brother at the end of the stage (due to her educational history). Oh, it can't be helped if the heroine is in love, but that doesn't change the fact that the hero was not an arrogant person. Is there a Christian “forgiveness” at the root? When the hero told me about the heroine older brother, the appearance of believing in her older brother and responding resolutely may be proof that the heroine had hidden power to “forgive.”

It was a story that flowed like a movie. We passed each other along the way, and I was wondering what would happen, but I'm glad it was a happy ending.

It was a story that stuck in my heart, and I couldn't read it without tears. A hero who was able to be honest at the very end. It was really good, but I couldn't stop crying when I thought about the heroine's pain. I want them to be honest from now on.

Really good! One screen is drawn in by the power and emotional movements that one screen has. The difficult bipolarity of human emotions, the exact opposite element of like and dislike, attracts and repels the two, and plays at the mercy of their relationship between heaven and hell. When the feelings strongly drawn to him were shattered overnight by a ruthless declaration, the heroine's love was transformed into hate. His negative energy to carry out revenge was transformed 180 degrees into his passion for seeking a wife, starting with an accident. However, even if the heroine denies her heart, the body seeking him cannot be denied, so she sealed her true heart. Professor Hashimoto effectively applies black to create impressive patterns with dark shadows. It has been well devised to dramatically show the contrast between love and hate in this story. The content is the first half where passions collide, the middle part where you spend time as if you were dreaming on a southern paradise island, the second half where you overcome painful memories from the past, and the ending where emotions converge quietly. He has both coolness and inner heat, and his contours are clear and his skin seems to be smooth. Even the divinity oozes with his drawing power. The relationship between the two is cruel by intentionally catching a glimpse of the awesomeness of their unfathomable backside faces. Our expectations for the expression that unexpectedly appeared on his face when he saw the heroine dressed up led to interest until the end. At the climax, I was taken aback by the sight of him seeking a heroine. Instead of his previous cold-hearted expression, he begged with the face of a boy somewhere. The change in facial expression is obvious. Skillful. Reminiscent of Fujita sensei's HQ boys. Pain and true feelings you don't show to your partner are told in carefully selected words, and the depictions that make you want to meet someone are also amazing. I'm enthralled by the heroine who starts running for him. The pain of being blocked from the root of love. It's worth reading. An emotion that doesn't make you feel innocent. The way to express tangled emotions is clever. At the same time, I thought the presence or absence of an agreement was the turning point, but are differences in purpose and the degree of satisfaction of women during the process also decisive factors in this story? Recognition was renewed. No, but the doubt remains that if the heroine is able to do H again, it can no longer be treated as a tragedy. Is that Naka sensei's “PARTNER” Marika's state of mind, even if it's certified between the two of them after all? On the last page only, the lettering part is good, but the brilliance made it hard to understand the depiction of sunlight, and the background was just that easy to see, which wasn't enough. Lots of bed scenes. It's dense.

This may be the first time I've seen a Harle that brought tears to my eyes when I finished watching it. The story is a moment in the middle”? What happened?” Developments that make me think come up, but as I read on, I swallowed up the situation and was convinced. After reading it, you can immerse yourself in the feeling that you've watched a foreign movie. Alexis approached the heroine Sienna with a certain intention. The words and actions he does are very unforgivable as a woman. However, even though Sienna has a grudge against him, she can't stop loving him. Also, it seems that he is also struggling with the feeling that he sincerely wants to love her and his stubborn and clumsy self that cannot express it. The sad feeling of those two people was so tight that their hearts were tightened tightly as they watched. But I think it brought tears to my eyes when it had a happy ending at the end.

But it's very expressive, and it's nice to bring out emotions. It started with a mistake, but even though he told a lie, the man who was married but couldn't be honest becomes honest and becomes happy.

In reality, it's an impossible story, but that's why I was able to get into the world of the story, but it was a bit disappointing because the last one was so easy and I felt like it was after all.