Reviews for The Passion Bargain Manga

Will my feelings reverse there?! In Halekui, who is often confused, the protagonist, who is resolute even when betrayed, is beautiful. The man you're dealing with is good too. The harmony between these two people, who seem to be in conflict between gorgeousness and modesty, stillness and movement, is refreshing. I like pictures too. From this work, I've seen other works by this artist. I was surprised that it was an adult work that was different from Halekui. When I read this work again from there, I think it is probably the artist's power that I feel that the protagonist is adorable and has grown up.

It's a wonderful story. I also like the handwritten Tsukkomi line. Spadari, who is being swayed by the heroine for something, is nice.

exciting, exciting! Among the many painful and sad stories, the happy ending at the end is wonderful.

The last one was great. Terrified, big reversal, goodbye, full base home run! It was a story that made me feel happy after reading it.

The reviews and ratings are so good that you didn't hesitate to buy it? Are Sayuri Nagasaki's paintings soft and warm, and draw in emotions? I've read other works, but after all, all of them are wonderful and do you recommend them?

I placed the lines of the characters (supporting actors) in the title of the review. Herein lies the beauty of this work. There is more. “It's important to live honestly with your own feelings.” There are a lot of questions about the flow of the story, but this series of messages addressed to the protagonist more than covers every trivial character in the story. The essence is condensed into this line on a peaceful seat surrounded by family. It comes through when I finish reading it, so I chose ★ 5. What are people's eyes, what circumstances are you in, what do you prioritize, and what are your beliefs? In the end, all the people here will live without turning it into heritage or the like. The heroine's mother, who surrendered her life to “moment by moment,” was a mistake in the past, yet the heroine and the people around her made honest choices. Even so, they easily didn't come to work or business negotiations, quit or get a job, made peace even if they were betrayed, and while preparing scenes where they made readers have suspicions, and ended up not being a bad person, the story itself was pretty soft. Since there are many light changes in direction in the story, reality is particularly erased by that amount, and the final explanation, “actually...”, is cut in half its power. In the comic picture, I don't feel sorry for the depiction of the scene where the mother Maria didn't come back from her temper, and the fact that the media article her uncle had as a scene where the disturbance was reported was not printed.

Nagasaki Sayuri sensei's Hare has a different taste from the others, and I feel like there are a lot of heavy stories... this one is about romance and love, so it was easy to read. I liked the heroine, who genuinely believes in love, and I was able to empathize, and I was really sad. It was really nice with a happy ending, but I wanted to see a little more of where the last one sticks together.

The picture was beautiful and impressive. I feel like the last one was a bit unsatisfactory because it would have been nice if they made a bigger fuss. Overall, it was a good story. I want to read more of Harlequin by this manga artist.

It was a series of quick developments and surprising episodes, probably because the long original story was condensed. The last one was good.

There were a lot of things (^^) but after going through them all, it fell into place. It was like that.

I felt sorry for the heroine and it made me cry! I was able to cry again for the heroine, who is in the midst of sorrow and dignity! It finally came to an end, but I'm not convinced that they tried to do it without being told anything

Carlo's aggressiveness and sex appeal make me swoon over here ~ (lol) My great-uncle was a nice person too