Reviews for A PROMISE TO KEEP Manga

Both the hero and heroine are wonderful people who are very dedicated and thoroughly considerate of their opponents. The feeling after reading was very good.

A good heroine and a hero. We didn't doubt each other's love until the end without misunderstanding and blaming the other person. But the leading character is an old woman who has become stubborn after losing her husband and son. The story about how an old woman's tough heart was healed was truly a story suitable for Christmas.

It's been a long time since I read Harlequin stories about loving, capable people (especially heroes and heroines). The heroine is a nice kid, but anyway, the hero is wonderful! Other people have said it, but it's so cool that they love the heroine all the way, not for complacency. If you want to be satisfied after reading Harlequin, I recommend it!

It shakes my heart to see the modest yet smart heroine honestly trying to tell her hero while being ashamed of her past. Not only are heroes stubborn, they also build the trust of those around them through the work of butlers, and at the end, it's nostalgic like I've seen in old movies where everyone supports the two. I couldn't stop crying halfway through.

The gentle design depicts calm days. While warm relationships are maintained between servants within the mansion, she is a wife in a painful and sad withdrawn situation in a quiet environment along with the manor under the management of the abandoned manor. It's a war game, but it's a story where there is no depiction of a captain who has suffered mental and physical damage, changes the wind to the mansion and rebuilds it all through his mentally and physically healthy and positive personality, and they all go to purification. While being loved by this wonderful guy, the heroine's way of thinking, who thinks she shouldn't be together, is also profound and pure. However, this argument is based on distortions brought about by wars and social conditions. Since a woman is living alone, I can't even spend every day without doing anything, and I have a past where I got through that reality due to crime. It's an age where there is only the ultimate choice between being a prostitute or stealing. Desperate to live. Begging may surely be something that cannot be done unless it is clear that there is someone who can afford to give. Vivien Lee and Robert Taylor's movie “Sadness” are a story where they chose the other side and couldn't get together, but this is HQ. His awesomeness came from his parents who raised him. This story is a refreshing Christmas season story where a heart locked in grief and a heart that is stubbornly unwilling to accept it due to the burden of being a criminal record is completely disarmed and makes everyone happy. It doesn't matter if it's done too much. It's beautiful to see everyone enjoying one celebration without any rut. Rum punches and ointments warm, heal, and fill the outer hole of his heart until that happened, and finally the main difficulty, the main difficulty, the inability to accept the proposal, and the heroine's hesitation due to his love for him is made by people who were the source of his rich love. The goodness of Christmas came gently into my heart. The reality of the habit of stirring pudding (!?) Or rather, I was able to learn the significance of such customs through this work, and it was a surprise to my eyes. I thought and compared the war that ended to a scene of peace that was similar or not similar to the modern landscape I know, covered by illuminations and sales battles. I think it's a work where you can enjoy a wonderful moment. If there are people who find this a boring story without turbulence, they may already be enjoying happiness. All of the characters in this film are chewing on the joy of overcoming the past and enjoying the present. The air healed my tired self.

The story of two people who love each other is a story about two people who love each other, and the heroine, who lives as a housekeeper, leaves behind when she is happy with a more suitable woman instead of her fallen self, but the hero doesn't blur, and you can read it with peace of mind. It's a story that makes me feel happy.

A story of unbridled love. It was a story that made me want to read slowly in the winter. The feeling of my heart shifting is wonderful.

There are many good heroines in Shinozaki-sensei's works. The hero also thinks about the heroine all at once, and it's relaxing. The process by which the two of them melted the heart of the wife of the manor was also wonderful.

Somehow I empathized with it, and it was a story that blew into tears. The brave hero is wonderful. The heroine was also a wonderful, compassionate woman who never got rough even though she had a hard time ^^*

Heroes are good! She is moderately aggressive without being pushy at all on the heroine. It looks like this couple will live happily ever after. Even if there are strange rumors about the heroine, it seems that this hero and parents-in-law will definitely protect them.

I'm glad that the hero's stubborn love moved the heroine's heart. I almost burst into tears.

The deep love between them and how wonderful the hero's parents are. Maybe good people gather around good people. This child was a hero to this parent.

The hero's one step at a time is already too wonderful. The heroine is also serious, intelligent, and wonderful! They were a good match. What's more, which is unusual for Harlequin, his parents were wonderful too!

It's wonderful that the hero loves the heroine so unwavering. It's a heartwarming Christmas story where there are no bad guys.

That was a wonderful story. The heroine decides to part ways for the hero, and the hero decides not to give up and leave the heroine he loves. They both have personalities and are the type that is loved by everyone. I wonder if being loved by the people at the manor will make them happy. The story wasn't too intense or intonation, but I'm glad it was easy to read.