Reviews for The Innocent's Surrender Manga

The story is that the beginning was terrible, but they fell in love with each other at first sight. I think my older sister had a poor childhood.

It's a pity that the hero Alex's evening dress at the beginning looks like it doesn't fit him with dowels, as if it were tailor-made. Even though it's a huge color page... As for the story, the fact that the feelings of the two people who are attracted to each other are at the root create a situation that is not too dark with depressing content, and I was relieved that it was designed to let a glimmer of truth shine in. Even so, the incident was pretty terrible. If you look at the heroine Natasha, it's a place where a hundred years of love cools down to the hopelessness that Alex, whom I fell in love with at first sight, was such a cold-hearted man, but the fact that his attitude completely changed after the fact and was kind makes the story complicated and has a sense of anticipation. Looking at Alex, I was disgusted by the despicable behavior of believing one letter. This development is repeated. Then, when the truth was revealed, a question blew over my head. What was the letter that started the incident made for? This speculation alone is hard to understand. At first glance, it can be seen that the foster mother's actions started, but it was the foster father who made the matter inhumane worse. The root of this is not “love,” but only “pride and public body,” and they are blamed for passing away. It's a story where I don't want to say bad things about the widow, but thanks to that, everything comes together. It also makes me want to say bad things about my foster mother, but even if I acted with her courage and effort, my foster father was such a devil that far from changing the results, far from changing, I thought it might have gotten worse. At the end, my heart ached for everyone's feelings, but Natasha and I felt pain and joy in Alex's expression of feelings, and both my heart and eyes were heated.

I've always been interested in the trial reading. I tried reading up to page 50 over and over, so when I read from page 51... the hero's expression completely changed. I was surprised at how it changed when I watched it twice. The last one is a large circle. The heroine's brother and sister also went with Koro, and just because they knew the truth, wouldn't their long-standing hatred disappear so quickly?

We both fell in love at first sight. The treatment that the heroine received from her brother and sister was just too bad. Even though apologizing isn't enough, my older sister is fine with “I have to apologize,” and my older brother is just happy that “I can get a loan.” I felt like brother and sister relationships weren't going to get better in the future.

The relationship between the two began due to trickery and misunderstanding, and both were hurt, but I'm glad their hearts got through. But if the heroine's mother doesn't have an affair... I really feel the most sorry for the heroine sister (the child who was the result of the mother's affair).