Reviews for One Hot Texan Manga

After reading this work, the heroine looked up the meaning of thinking that the hero's “the stick that never falls.” To put it simply, they are well-prepared, and the heroine and hero of this film “comes up with a fake marriage by accident, so that doesn't apply?? Accidents happen just by thinking up ideas, and those numerous incidents shorten the distance between the two. The hero is hurt by rumors about a rural town and is running away, but his response to this happening becomes evidence of his true personality and dispels the rumor. The heroine also breaks through the shell of being surrounded by her mother. They weren't well prepared, but they were both ready to grow. Was it a happy story about two people who were able to play with the (magical) cane holder when they stumbled upon it?

The title says “I stumbled,” but I thought that wasn't necessarily a failure. The environment they both grew up in was lonely, but for that reason, I'm glad it had a happy ending at the end ♪ O (≧ 126) o

A hero who doesn't trust love has a contract marriage without love... It's common in freakinns, but it also has a soft and gentle atmosphere with illustrations that make you feel kind, that not only between lovers (couples), there was love, and I like it

I don't think he looks that much like a playboy. The heroine has a bit of an Ukiyo-like character since her upbringing, but she is working hard. Did you go to college

The heroine is raised by a mother who hits her children with anger abandoned by a man, and the hero is abandoned by her mother and her father is scum, and because of that, they both have stubborn personalities, but even so, they both grew up to be kind children

I feel like the heroine went all out, bumped into Cole, who is popular among women in town, and went on an adventure, and it was really nice. Regardless of the degree, children's views on life and the opposite sex are strongly influenced by parents' values. If they say that all the time, they'll probably fight back or obey. There is something that is ingrained in this story when you have the bitter experience of losing opportunities due to opposition from parents and relatives. I think it's often said to hit and break. Without the heroine's body, this development wouldn't have happened forever. I wasn't the type to fit his eye. It's a classic contract marriage, but they prepare HQ and dramas for it. The two got married, and the reactions of the women in their place of work and town who thought there was no way there was such a story with Cole, the most famous person in town, and the heroine who was too plain was cruel, but the flow of the story of Blue Sky unfolded in a way that was not strange. It's a story world, so he does small work to show that it's true. Since he was in the position of such a famous playboy, it was an exciting reversal hit from a woman's point of view. It flashes your nose in response to rude ambient actions. However, the real beginning was not the beginning of a lie to arrange such forms, it was a love that we casually feel certain about in our lives, and it was a step by step that took time to begin with smiles while spending our days normally, understanding each other through dining tables, hobbies, and outings. The sight of them counting and waiting since taking the pill was like their first date, and the two people in question had a good crush. I think the 52-page description is good. I'm glad that the mother, who could have left her whole life in the dark if she didn't do well as the heroine, did not show her present appearance, only in past episodes. because nothing would have come of it if it had come out. A heroine who succeeded by adopting a way of life freed from her mother's spell; on the other hand, Cole discovered the happiness that came with no choice but to accept her grandmother's spell. The real beginning of the two made the disguise correct. I'm worried about the aftermath of my investment buddy who didn't give up, but will the talented guy quietly fit in as a rancher? There remains interest in the future, and even the feeling that it would be a waste to retreat, but the afterword was so playful that I withdrew slightly. There are parts where I don't really understand how the old man was treated, Cole's old situation, and the relationship between the three during his lifetime and his grandmother. Therefore, I decided to have the stars adjusted.