Reviews for The Greek Tycoon's Achilles Heel Manga

It's not a classic love story, so there may be likes and dislikes, but since the heroine is not arrogant, not humble, and lives an honest life, I think she's wonderful as a person. I think this kind of story is good when you don't want to feel betrayed or hurt.

Nor do I feel like the fire-sus-like developments in the second half of the game hugged the heavy theme. Well, thanks to that, at the end, the two really became united by trust. Also, the author's beautiful picture matches the story, and even though it's very nice, I wonder if it's Harlequin in a good sense. The folktale inserted was exciting, and I thought it would roll around romantically, but after all, the past that Lisandros carried on his back was heavier and more painful than I expected; this isn't the time to say romantic. It's not suitable for people looking for Fuwafuwa Kyun Kyun the Royal Road Harlequin, but I want those looking for Harlequins that aren't orthodox to read it.

While there are many exciting stories about romance between a man and a woman, this story revolves around “believing in people,” and it resonates deeply in my heart. I believe that person directly, even if there is no proof or proof... it seems easy and difficult, right? Like or love them, can you believe the whole thing as a person before that? How precious is the love connected in this way!! ... the heroine is a nice person with a strong, straight heart?

There are a lot of mysteries in the story, which doesn't feel like Halley and isn't sweet. It's good that the heroine really feels like an American girl, has a firm self and pushes forward with what she believes.

A wonderful heroine who saves someone you've always wanted from the darkness of your heart. I couldn't believe there was a year difference (laughs), probably because the content was heavy, so I'm glad it had a happy ending even though it was a bit indigestion.

I thought it would be unusual even for a story where the 12-year-old heroine, Impetra, goes out with the adult hero Alessandros, who is over 10 years old. There is persuasive power to distort Alessandro's personality because it is just a matter of fact, and the accumulation of not being able to resolve what is stuck in the back of his chest is persuasive in distorting Alessandro's personality, but I was struggling because I couldn't have a sense of reality that children at that time were made appropriately for that target. Even so, I can be convinced that the case where he confirmed that “she must have changed to a normal woman,” as shown in his attitude at the time of the reunion, is true. His feeling of “wanting to be saved,” which continues to have darkness in his heart, can be understood to the point where he is nauseous when he knows the terrible situation and disaster of his late wife, so no matter what age he is, his motto is to push forward without hesitation if he finds an object that falls under it, but I was surprised that it progressed so smoothly. Another amazing thing is that Nicator's amplification of hate is a mystery to me. Since he is close in age as the heir of a family that competes for 1st and 2nd place in the industry, he finished at the point where he was unable to measure his abilities even if he understood that position. So I wanted an explanation that went one step further.

Could the heroine's feelings be called love? But he was always interested in him. When we meet again, he still doesn't have a smile. There is suspense and paranormal phenomena, and it is a different kind of hardness that is far from a sweet romance for Harlequin. But there is also a tremendous sense of closeness between old acquaintances to the entrenched story. An important person who can be saved somewhere in a conspiracy or the like, and the only person who can maintain familiarity. is that love too? I am conscious. The connection between the two, which unfolds even in a difficult situation, was unique, but it had a strong presence.

I can't believe a 12-year-old child has been held captive by a man for 10 years! And I can't believe the man has also been imprisoned in grief for 10 years! May the feelings of the two intersect and the man be freed from his sorrow as soon as possible!