Reviews for The Blackmailed Bridegroom Manga

JET sensei's paintings are unique, and the pages at the beginning this time are also somewhat too scary, and the heroes are scary like villains (laughs), but gradually both of them have become calmer, and at the end are the two very happy people? There were a lot of things, but from the bottom of my heart I'm glad I was loved by someone I've always liked. The calm heroine when confronted with the mean housekeeper was so cool. I was a little sad though.

It was the frame where the heroine first appeared, and I was fascinated by her delicate brush handling. The clothes were nice, and the flowers were wonderful too. If I don't get to the color page, I haven't discovered this power yet. The story is pretty adult depiction, so I don't want HQ to be too nasty, and the real intention there is, but on the other hand, I can understand the fact that the two really had a hard time sharing their mind and body with each other during their short vacation, so I have no choice but to simply acknowledge the inevitability of that depiction here. Also, the sense of exhilaration and dependability in his incessant response to scum men in the early stages, which gives the basis for his muscular beauty and Italian male setting, makes it impossible to say anything about his spirit. With this development, it seems like a foreword that the direction of the beginning and end may also come in as an essential element in the development of the story. It was also creepy not to let the housekeeper win. Some people in the world may also be dissatisfied with the fact that the heroine went through and settled it in such a way, with an assertive end peculiar to HQ. If they had a mean development for the heroine there, then I would think that they would be with the housekeeper. It's close to being distorted about being rich or being born with good looks. Even at the end of the game, his spirit was full of masculinity throughout the story, with developments such as not being able to get through with enthusiasm. Let me just say one thing. The woman drawn by JET is in contrast to the attractive frame described above, and I sometimes feel that it is subtle. There is a sign that the thickness of the line and decisiveness (should I say that) do not look like a well-raised woman. Also, even though one person appeared in one place, there were too many other colors in the woman's drawing. However, on the contrary, that point strongly pushed out the housekeeper's humanity and effectively raised the hateful feeling and ugliness of the heart to a sufficient extent, so it is both a matter of merits and demeanor. In the final frame, I think they wanted to say that everyone was happy, but I had the impression that it stuck with it. It might be good for a reader service that wants to see what happened after the two of them. I think life after getting married means, in a sense, the beginning of another drama, so imagine the difficulties on the producer side of making them depict this place as an extension of the past without feeling like a sense of emptiness, and it's a group that doesn't have to be there at all. There, if you want to show off how smooth sailing the two of them were after that, you want a little more harbinger that doesn't make you feel uncomfortable about turning around.

I'm buying the author. It's a very good story, and it's very good after reading it. A housekeeper with an ugly heart and appearance comes out. The woman who acts horribly because her hero doesn't turn around is Harlequin Al, and since she has feelings that aren't satisfied, I still think it can't be helped, but it's amazing that she can go that far with just jealousy. it's a supporting character, so it has the biggest presence lol

It's a characteristic picture, but I was drawn into the story with its amazing drawing power. I wonder if there is a Harle where the heroine who ruined Hatsukoi runs away without even listening to the story! Love-love story about a cute heroine and a sincere and wonderful hero ☆ I'm so relieved!

At first, the heroine made me think she was a bit of a crazy kid, but she was actually a pretty adult and intelligent woman. Dad was also a pretty bad old man at first, but was he actually worried about his daughter in his own way? I thought it was a muddy story in the sample, but unexpectedly it was a refreshing story

The heroine's lonely life up until now can never be called happy, even though she is well-off from her upbringing. Also, Antonio, who acquired his current position in the midst of a difficult situation, is a man who lived lonely and fed on it since he was young. As the distance between them shrinks, they realize that they love each other. At first, when Antonio, who had no choice but to be ordered by the boss, noticed, she was in a state of frustration. The headline of the last scene is also wonderful. The style that isn't Harlequin's is also fresh! However, the pictures are so unique that they probably have different likes and dislikes.

The talk itself was interesting! Personally, I liked the picture too ☆ However, the heroine, who was very straightforward, left an impression on me, even though it might not be enough if you expect the two to pass by or get entangled in emotions (>_<)!