Reviews for To Lasso a Lady Manga

As you can see in the afterword, there is an image of Clint Eastwood as the hero. unfortunately he's not a gunman, is he? It's pretty cool and cool. The title is Diamond Dust... It's a romantic and wonderful scene where you can see the stars shining on the lake they saw. It was a pretty straightforward love story, but it's my favorite HQ set at a ranch.

There are no princes or celebrities from Harlequin Road, and the partner of the daughter who goes to Snow Country for her sick sister has an age difference like her father, and I can't meet my partner due to the blizzard! However, the pattern is that the partner's son, who can't be honest, becomes attracted to each other as they spend time with the heroine all the time during the snow. The deep snowy country scene isn't bad even for Harlequin, but I'd like to see it in the movie. There must be wonderful scenery and charming people. Harlequin is a romance novel, and I'm glad that this work mainly depicts human relationships. I wonder if it will be made into a movie...

It was my first time at Holiday Inn, but I was attracted to the beautiful pictures and bought it? There were reviews from other people, but was it really fulfilling, like watching a single movie? ✨ Is it nice to have effects on pictures once in a while? However, since it's subtle, there's no effect, and I was wondering if Pt was a little cheaper...? Try reading it standing up, and if you don't seem to like it, would you definitely recommend buying a pack?

The delicate design fits perfectly with the harsh yet beautiful winter ranch stage. It doesn't look like Harley in a good sense; it feels like a human drama. The prince and his son-in-law didn't appear (laughs), so it wasn't flashy, but I was overwhelmed by the afterglow of watching even a slightly elegant movie. Also, the small effects unique to cell phone comics... the coloring and movement... were done so exquisitely and nicely, and this work was done well. I love Harle's Promise! I want people to read it too. I think people might think that this kind of thing is fresh and good too. [EDIT] It seems that “Small Effects Unique to Cell Phone Comics” are gone. Too bad! It really suited the world view of the work.

I hadn't written a review until now, but I wrote it right after I finished reading it (laughs) The expressions and pictures in the illustrations are so wonderful, and even though both of the main characters are attracted to each other, they are arguing with each other due to misunderstandings and circumstances, and when I look back on it after I've finished reading it, I'm like, “It was rough, wasn't it?” I thought it was a story I really liked.

I was aware that I wasn't good at cowboy stuff, and I could see the story, but I thought it was good after all.

The picture is beautiful and kind. It's set at a ranch, but the story is really Harlequin. It's nice if the heroine is healthy and cute, but I wish the hero had a little more goodness. It would be 100 points if they were drawn to and conflicted with the heroine a little more. Overall, it was a well-organized and pleasant story.

It's good to be in a relationship with a cowboy who's like a hero. I haven't really delved into the relationship between the heroine and her father, so that area is pretty indigestion for me, but I'm glad I read it ('▽`)/

The pictures were beautiful and the story was great. I liked the main character because of his hardworking personality.

As other people have reviewed, the picture is beautiful. I was able to read the story ahead, so it wasn't exciting. Certainly, the beauty and emotion of being in harsh nature ✨... it's drawn realistically, so I thought it was too strict and not that easy... but? Bowe's expressions of affection were scarce, so it would have been even better if the two of them since they became husband and wife at the end could be seen in a picture...