Reviews for Storm of Seduction Manga

I was watching the graduation ceremony for the class reunion the other day, and my friend said, “If it were a little while ago, everyone would have a trendy hairstyle, but when I look at it now, it's cutting edge! “lol” is popular like that, and the heroine's hairstyle from 12 years ago was also cool at the time, wasn't it? ah, there's a possibility that it flourished because it was set in a rural setting, but lol... time changes the relationship between the two like a hairstyle... is it a sample story? May the fusion of the city and nature go well and give birth to wonderful chemistry... huh ❤

Bitter kiss, the original title is a storm of temptations, so this one is much better. I wonder how large the forest is where dozens of bears can live. He can't leave New York, and his heroine is a photographer who specializes in wild animals. The scene was mostly a cabin in nature, but in the end, she probably settled on a compromise plan with him. it's disappointing like it's frustrating

This person's comedy is really fun! It's a rare theme for Harley, but it was really interesting

I love this author. I mean, there are no gaps even in Harley, so you can read it with confidence. I think it's the author's ability to make heroes who are a bit weak and perverted, and heroines with too much tension from the past look appealing.

I like Hanazu-sensei's wonderful paintings. It's a fun romantic comedy. It's fun when two people with far off circumstances are drawn to each other.

The hero had a comical feeling about his past with the heroine, and I was unexpectedly taken aback by being the hero who helped Kuma after reading it quite quickly!

I liked the case where the heroine and the hero met in the old days. Overall, it was a bright work and I enjoyed reading it.

The original story is good and the drawing is good. It's quite rare for both to be a hit. Most of the works have ruined the original work, or are the result of the artist's compositional ability.

The combination of a woman who is a wildlife photographer and a New York businessman... yet it's a very natural love story. The pictures are cute and I can feel familiar with the characters, so I want to read on! It makes me feel like that. I think Harlequin is about drawing readers into an impossible setting. I felt that was a very well-made comic. I'd like to know what happened after the two of them.