Reviews for A Secret Vengeance Manga

It's a good story, but it feels like “it depends on where you stand,” and it's a story that only works because all the characters are good people. The heroine's line to her former fiancé, “May true love come to you too,” seems to be the ultimate source of incitement.

Pale love builds up experience points from when you can remember, but most people can't do it if they want to throw away even those that have advanced the steps up to this point and be with them. I'm familiar with the last-minute line about wanting to meet someone sooner, but that's the same if we can't get together. I love the movie “Meguri Encounter” (original, derivative, and remake), so I associated it. The author prepares the crime of betrayal when creating in the direction of a story that prioritizes the feelings of the two. So, I'm not going to complain to the author about this story, the two accidents, that there were too many accidents. Who was protected and who was sacrificed, but who gained love and who was different from love? Where did the love between a man and a woman exist? There are many men and women who continue their marriage and bankrupt their love as the opposite sex, with the conclusion that they will not get divorced for the sake of their children. Nevertheless, do people live between duties and responsibilities, or do they turn in the direction they really want and carry blame and tears on their backs? Ethical means who exactly is a person's moral law (path) directed towards? Who were you trying to be honest with? What do you choose to be honest about? A conviction can be easily made. However, Yoko Koi Mu is also rich in the human world. I can't do anything about people's feelings. The system of protecting married and unmarried people by barely drawing a line due to the restrictions of the marriage system is also human ingenuity. I think the drama that happens as a result will also be dramatic. There are no grievances, no muddiness, and the main part of making this story is about the progress of men and women who have met rather than the pros and cons of things. It's like the cleanliness of the comments of those who lost at sports matches and presidential elections, and the fiancee who quickly backs down after accepting the military rank who has gone up to the side of love is awfully fresh and cool. It was drawn super beautifully, and it strongly attracts interest in the story of Tsunagu's turn. I posted a review on the single item, but since I'm reading it as a set, I'm looking forward to the “Kamen Love Game” that continues.

Lionel justifies his actions due to his wife's past wounds, and I don't feel good after reading the setting where an affair with Jessica is unavoidable. Isn't it pretty bad that they won't get divorced because they have a son Ryuk, and that Jessica is a secret because they don't want to be disliked by their son? Even if Lionel's childhood experiences left as scars, he should have dealt with his wife. Moreover, it was frustrating to see even the belly trying to appease the reader in the letter where she wrote the decision to settle everything and walk through a life with Jessica, even if the time came, and I was frustrated, and I was moved to tears at Jessica's feelings. Mamma fell in love with the author's speculations, and I couldn't stop being excited about Ryuk's love with Jessica's daughter Celia. Regardless of their respective backgrounds, the way they developed at breakneck speed between two people who had fallen in love made me feel the awesomeness of the energy called “love” without regret. The development of the work was also good, and it made me simulate everything about “love” for better or worse. Then there's Isabelle. There seems to be another story about her, but I think I'll read her happiness.

Actually, I read “Masked Love Game” earlier, and the heroine who appears over there is a fiancee who gets touched at the beginning is the hero of this work, isn't it? As a result, I'm glad everyone had a happy ending!

The story progresses passionately according to our mutual feelings, which we have read all at once. Indeed, we are caught up in a storm of love, and even disability is no longer an obstacle. I'm envious of falling in love like this