Reviews for His Wedding Ring of Revenge Manga

It was a sad story. A mistress steals her legitimate wife's husband... it's not a simple story, it's a holly at the end... It was an unexpected ending that the lover and his regular wife had compassion for each other. Rachel and Vito are two people who love each other, so both the Farneste Family and Emerald are happy, and it feels good after reading them. It's a deep HQ.

It was a very dramatic story. It's most common for people to have that kind of misunderstanding when it comes to being a hero, but even so, the paranoia goes too far until later.

They are two people who are attracted to each other but have no choice but to do anything on their own. It's a story development where there is no malice and no one feels bad about it.

The number of people you can meet is limited. In that category, a whirlpool of fate is swirling around. Is today's world beyond sorrow and feelings? Even though they were protecting each other. It was a sad story, but I'm glad it had a happy ending.

I recommend it. The story is deep and makes me cry unexpectedly. Among Harlequin things that tend to be easy to develop, it penetrates the royal path of Harlequin while firmly incorporating the contents and the circumstances and backgrounds of the characters. That's the story. The finish made it possible to understand both the protagonist's feelings and the feelings of the characters around him. I think both the original author and writer are wonderful. Harlequin was this deep. It also makes me want to read the original story.

It's deep, not for Harlequin. When I finished reading it, I felt at ease. I felt the power of the manga artist that it was well put together in comics of this length.

It was interesting because of the unpredictable development until the end of the game. I thought Mr. Kogoshi was good at developing and summarizing stories.

There were a lot of times I was taken aback. There was no indigestion for me, and it was a well-read work. There is a hero child, a pattern often seen in HQ, and I thought it was a suggestion because it was necessary to protect something. So when I saw my mom's thin, thin face, I wonder if that was the case ><. Are you afraid of judges? I don't think heroes are that unforgivable. Maybe I've gotten used to HQ, where there are only heroes who take a terrible attitude due to misunderstandings.

Such a terrible man is really unforgivable, and even so, Kogoshi sensei's wonderful way of putting it together has been written off due to the heroine's breadth of heart, but I can't forgive the hero after all

It's profound. The development after the end is amazing. I'm moved.

The composition and drawing are amazing! As expected, this is Mr. Kogoshi. Even though it had the same number of pages, it had more content than the other stories, and I felt that it was worth reading!

I was so embarrassed to read it that my eyes were hot. Even though there is a lot of information, it is compactly organized, and the point of making you read it in an attractive place is wonderful. Hats off to the author's high level of composition

At first, I read mainly about the heroine, but in the second half, I understood the splendor and refinement of my mother Arlene's love, and it made me cry for what a strong woman she was. I recommend it!

There is a plot twist where adult circumstances are slipped into the story, slightly profound themes are gently presented, and unknown truths that have been hidden for years come to light, and there is value in this work where it does not fit into the simple scheme of love and hate. There are many stories in HQ that have an ending called marriage, and episodes of women who couldn't take that form and continued to love men all the time without being able to appear in the sun have come out, and that insertion story makes this plot tasteful. Were they unhappy not being able to get married, or were they happy even when they got married? The story throws at the sinfulness of the existence of such an institutional form of marriage and the suffering of having to hide biological feelings left behind in a high society where there is not only a loving marriage. And the main two are those two groups (2.5 groups?) They overcame difficulties that could not be solved, and came out in a bright place, unraveling their grievances. I'm relieved that the blown away future for the two young people who have cleared up their past and broken through misunderstandings is full of hope. I read it on set. I don't think it would be expensive even if I read it alone.

It was a story about the lives of five people, the heroine, the heroine's father and mother, and the heroine's mother, intertwined vertically and horizontally. The content was so intense that I was drawn more and more into the story in the second half. The heroine and hero also realized once again their love for the heroine that their misunderstandings and assumptions were wrong, and the two are firmly connected by love, but... it's the first half, isn't it? this hero. There was a scene where I was given a bottle from the heroine that had a strong imagination, but really, really, calm down!! Aren't you cooling your head!! and I got the urge to hit him one shot too. I want to say I want you to forgive me... no matter what is said, even if the heroine forgives me, I won't forgive you... They were acting so recklessly... but well, I'll love the heroine forever, so I'll forgive her... well, anyway, it was a story where I couldn't take my eyes off until the very end. Stronger bonds and be happy forever

The original story by Julia James is interesting! Fujita sensei's “Becoming a Bride” also made me cry, but these are tears of tears. Mr. Kogoshi has put together the original story very well. It's full of things, such as human weakness, clumsiness, and even so, feelings of thinking about the other person. there was no harm in reading it??