Reviews for A Scandalous Situation 2 Manga

It's a two-volume long story, but I was drawn in and read it in no time. I also really like Fujita Kazuko's beautiful paintings.

A tragedy that suddenly befell such a beautiful young lady. If you are attacked by many people, your opponent will be masked, and you won't be able to determine their true identity. Assault by asking for numbers has no choice but to dismiss it. Time went by and I met good people, and the bonus pictures are already there

I haven't read the original HQ story, but it's pretty damn suspenseful. The heroine who overcomes past wounds and confronts her was wonderful. It was written by Kazuko Fujita, so I am satisfied not only with the picture, but also with the composition. Even though it's clearly a continuation, it's a bit strange that 1 and 2 have each completed 1 volume, but that's how the series is sold.

The heroine is now able to hug her family. I think the hero saved not only the heroine, but also the heroine's family's heart. Prince Vijaya is strong!

Glad you had a happy ending? villain? But it was really too bad, but the baron was so wonderful that I was envious!

A very painful past for the heroine. It came to mind the heartless aristocrats around me. Even so, the hero is wonderful from beginning to end, and he is an ideal man. It was a beautiful picture, it was carefully drawn, and I was amazed.

As a woman, it's never been this hard! Even though I had that experience, I thought it was a very good book where I was able to recover with the warmth and support of my family and heroes. Unintentionally, were you reading while cheering?

The image of the heroine in HQ was that she was innocent and a child of a good family who was willing to sacrifice herself, but I was surprised because the heroine in this story has a past of being assaulted by multiple people. My heart breaks when I think about my family's suffering. My hero got married, took me out of my birthplace, and it would be nice if I could breathe a little bit. That hero also had a painful past where he lost his wife and children due to illness. I want people with painful pasts to be happy with each other. Thank you, Professor Fujita.

I'm not cowardly! I was hurt, hurt, and hurt, so I closed my heart and protected myself and endured it! He was a brave man who was fighting alone! The hero was also moving forward by meeting the heroine. Family members and heroes think about the heroine, support the heroine, and stand up by supporting the heroine as well. A happy ending that leaves behind bright hopes typical of Harlequin. That was interesting.

Originally, I wouldn't read such a heavy theme until I bought it, but I was caught up in Fujita sensei's paintings. I'm moved by how hard the hero is trying to protect the heroine. Heroes also have circumstances, and the heroine is aware of them, and not only are they being protected. Personally, the suspense element was the only one right now. The culprit will probably be discovered or she will die, but since that doesn't mean the heroine's past is gone, it may not feel refreshed.

Anyway, I'm glad I found out all the culprits. The main character will also get stronger and be so happy. But I'm a little... just a little bit unrefreshed. I wonder if it's because of the incident.

There are elements of suspense and love romance, so it's very appealing.