Reviews for THE SHEIKH'S DEFIANT BRIDE Manga

HQ Aru Aru's Seek & Career Woman (old!) It's a story of love passing by each other. But this is the HQ flow. There is a happy ending with the birth of a prince between them. Raised by his parents' deep love, this prince is sure to be a wonderful king. Kishimoto Keiko's elaborate drawings are always wonderful. My heart felt warm for the first time in a long time.

The modern theme of in vitro fertilization blends well with Harlequin's unique worldview, and I think it's an interesting work! Personally, comics are realistic escapes and entertainment, so it was fun because they had just the right amount of excitement and harassment?

Pregnant with Sheik's child by mistake? It made me want to plunge in, but... there were sad events, but since we cared for each other and realized our true feelings, now it's real love

Are beautiful boys with amazing Sikh sex appeal also at the root of their cuteness? It's also wonderful, and it's still nice that the heroine is a beautiful woman. There are a lot of stories in HQ that look like Normal Me, but the beautiful one makes me fall in love! I can easily understand the heroine and hero of this work until now, and I have a good impression of them. There is a feeling that they carefully made the original into a comic, and in addition to the awesomeness of the original, it was a wonderful work! The artist, who has a reputation for the beauty and beauty of his paintings, ethnic things are also romantic, and there are no complaints! It was Yomiho, but I'm sure it will be a work I want to reread!

The psychological depiction of the characters was careful, and it was a work where I could read the flow of the story and the movement of the heart very well. It was a work that can be said to be the royal road of love stories where the heartbreak of the heroine and the confusion of the hero who doesn't know love make the two pass each other by each other, but they have strong allies and confirm their love for each other. The picture was wonderful and made me cry.

The story of two people revolves around donations that were misused. The hero was supposed to be a playboy called an “Arab stallion,” but I felt unfamiliar with women's feelings. I like the heroine, who has a strong core. Along the way, a difficult incident happened to the woman, and it was nice that the bond between the two became stronger after overcoming it.

Arrogance and irreverence are unavoidable, or should we just say that it's good if we don't become heinous and outrageous? Even so, every time I see Seek Mono, I think it's a completely different world. It's not just words, it's just thoughts, right? they jump in because there is love, huh

The career woman, Crown Prince, and Kishimoto sensei were awesome. I read it all at once until the end, full of excitement. There was also support from those around me, and the last one was a moving and wonderful work.

The story is interesting, but there are many places that are so absurd that I get tired when I read it.

As it unfolds, it's a Harley Quinn romance comic, but for some reason I wanted to read it, so I read it. It's addictive! The prince is always so cool and exciting.

I was addicted to manga artists and bought it. The heroine is a cute adult, but is everyone too influenced? Most of the Harlequin heroines are in their early 20s, but I'm glad it's like a fairy tale about an independent woman with a career in Alassah?

While passing by, it was really nice to be able to understand that they had the same feelings at the end. If you reread it calmly, I think the story will proceed more conveniently... Maybe because of their lonely upbringing, the feeling that they don't want to hurt each other and that they don't want to hurt each other created a misunderstanding? I think it's okay to read Happy Endings as many times as you like.