Reviews for THE CUTTING EDGE Manga

This review contains spoilers. The picture that came from the original story is beautiful, but the heroine, who lacks the wildness of the hero, is certainly beautiful and has an elusive appeal, but the feeling that she doesn't have enough smiles and humor and doesn't have an aunt, isn't this compatible with comic adaptations? The best thing about the original story is the psychological depiction that changes in detail, but it's unreasonable on few pages, and it seems like the hero suddenly changed his mind (actually... it's actually abrupt... the place where Gudagda is explained in the novel is a comic (Because it's going to be a few frames) but I feel like thank you for beautifully visualizing it, the suit group at the end of the book was great

This review contains spoilers. Bred and Evan have been dispatched as investigators due to accounting irregularities. Bread, who met Tessa, fell in love, saying, “I took something I didn't mean to offer.” However, although she was surprised as a suspect of embezzlement, there was no mercy in accusing her. No matter what Tessa says, I can't believe it, and even though it's been 13 months, my friend Sammy takes her for granted and helps her. This tells me that not only momentary feelings, but also time spent together and matters discussed build bonds and trust with people. However, even though Sammy was originally supposed to be an important suspect, the investigation became vague and even Evan was swayed by it makes me feel the shallowness of HQ. As a result, Tessa's innocence is proven and they get back together, but I feel that dust remains between Bread and Tessa. Bread won't raise his head up to Tessa for the rest of his life.