Reviews for The Spanish Consultant Manga

The reunion scene from the beginning was annoying because I read all about Jago's Insult to Katie, and I felt that the bite was lukewarm in response to that. While there are many flow lines in the development of HQ: past → present → resolution → happy, another past is sandwiched between this story after dissolution. This was the depth of the story, and it was appeased. Also, when it comes to love between a man and a woman who are years apart, while the male side has an approach based on overwhelming confidence, the man's heart penetrated my heart with no time to spare to grow old ahead of time. Human behavior is not driven by only one emotion, but since it is a complex of emotions caused by the strongest impulse from a number of options, there are fluctuations such as dilemmas even in unwavering determination. How to come to terms with that is how to come to terms with that is called a drama, so it can be said that there were plenty of dramas in this film. In contrast to Katie, who was a strong woman who was completely different from when she was 18, Jago, who was an adult at the time, was there without much change, and the light and dark are interesting. The only thing that doesn't change is the feeling, and that is the most important thing, and it is natural that the conversion of parents changes drastically with or without that reconciliation, but being persuaded to read that peace has been prepared for both is the essence of a dream story, and it is soothing.

The reunion will rekindle feelings you had tried to forget, and you will face the events of those days again. Feelings that overflow even now. The more serious a relationship is, the more suspicious it is. After all, there are words that confirm the seriousness of the two from their father, who has cleverly torn them apart! However, even though the situation is a situation, I have the impression that it is too easy to change my mind from the circumstances. But I'm glad. At last, I was convinced of his love, which the heroine wanted. The happy ending we've finally arrived at, and I think this time will definitely come.

The two were torn apart by their father, but 10 years later, they met at work. It turns out that the cause of the breakup was her father's clever trap, and although the misunderstanding is resolved, scars remain on the heroine's mind and body. I want them to be happy this time around.

I'm glad that the misunderstandings have been resolved since the reunion 10 years later and they got back together. However, if the hero had questioned the heroine as soon as she was shown the photo by her father, the misunderstanding would soon have been resolved, and it would have been nice not to take such a detour.

That was great! That was interesting! I'm glad Dad reflected on it at the end, and I have to say it when I talk about heroes too! It's doubtful that I'll be able to watch the series on Yomiho, but I'd like to read it if I get a chance.