Reviews for The Passion Price Manga

The appearance of the HQ heroine I was reading recently was too young... Personally, I was wondering if I drew a Western original as it is, and that some “cute” would be a way to convey the core of the original story, but I came across this work when I was a little bit bitten. Both the heroine and hero are dry and pleasant in a sense, and the side characters are also drawn in an attractive manner, and the story is carried by logic, so it was very difficult to read. Also, there are many cute Secret Baby stories on HQ, but this time Baby (?) I think it's the oldest group. For heroes who have been oppressed by their parents, this time when Baby is at the entrance to adulthood may have been the best encounter. I think the encounter that Baby had when she needed fatherhood from motherhood was not a secret but a lucky one. The heroine's father, who separated the two, has already passed away, but the heroine also talks about the process of accepting this baby, and it is imagined that Baby was blessed with the love of the heroine father and grew up happy. In the ending, a gift was prepared where the hero respects the heroine's father, and it was a good work where I was able to fully feel catharsis, and it was a good work where I felt that 16 years was certainly a long time, but it was a Happy End as an inevitable result of this family maturing just like wine matures.

It's a selfish assumption, but I've always thought of it as a story that you (him) loved. But it was different. The 16 years have changed my thoughts and changed my values. When we met, as the title suggests, it was enough to have passion (I thought that was fine). However, both Jake, the man who achieved career advancement, and Angelina, the woman who raised her son and developed the family business, understood that was not enough. That's why I'm afraid of a reunion. It's not simple. However, since they both achieved that, and since they were in a suitable position, things should be easy, and 16 years of effort that would bleed blood became a brake and stood in the way. Even though it is socially OK, the past casts a shadow on fundamental humanity. It's so real. Things are complicated by the anger between the two, who didn't have enough time since their reunion, but Dorothy's point-to-point advice paid off, calmed Jake down, and caused Angelina to go bankrupt. This development where the male side calms down and leads the woman (makes them honest) is wonderful! I feel strong. It was a very realistic story for both Hare and Kaku.

I think the happiness they chose when they each spent their time as adults is a strong thing.

The rough boy was given a chance and transformed brilliantly into a great person. The popular guy remains the same as ever. A small, pretty man with perfect looks, and a man who seems to have a strong occupation, and a man who naturally attracts women and also has a spirit of service from the root of being affectionate to women who call out to him. Of course, there are countless female trajectories. The push, such as how unlikely there is a woman who won't fall with this, is amazing. What's more, the heroine loved him. I can understand how difficult it is to talk about children. What's more, he is a badass with a bill, so he went to the heroine's place for labor service. It also helps with vigilance. I was touched by the growing environment as to why that was the case, and I was able to fully touch the story and the warm hands that supported the person's growth up until now, and I feel comfortable with human energy when reading it. The two met, a chance reunion, and an encounter with the people who supported his growth. It's not just once; one point is connected to the next by a line at one place. The passion I had when I was young gave birth to the next development. A classic HQ setting, where children can be made. It's not because you want children, it's a result of wanting a partner, and there's a kind of reality where children are easier to do when you don't think about it than when you want them...

It happened 16 years ago because I was young. A reunion now that I'm an adult. A woman who became a mother by herself. A man knows about the existence of his son, who is now 15 years old. A son who honestly searches for his father. In the midst of various conflicts, it's a story that starts now as a family, and it's a story where I feel like we can be happy.

Jake got back on his feet when a kind guardian showed up. That alone makes me happy. But I wanted Angelina and the others to heal the wounds that still remain a little bit in my heart. It's a work that made me feel so warm when I read it. No complaints ☀ 5

secret baby stuff for the time being? The former couple, who made it out of their youth, are reunited, and the hero in particular has undergone a major transformation and has gone from bad to lawyer. The heroine is charming, and the characters beside her have a good taste. That was interesting.

I think the 16 years that the two spent separately were so long and necessary, but realistically, that might be the case when it comes to correcting defects, getting qualifications, and achieving results. I think they wanted Dorothy to play a good role, and the figure of her living side by side like Alex's grandmother would also be included.