Reviews for FAST AND LOOSE Manga

The pictures are also very beautiful, and the story structure is solid. As I read it, the developments are interesting and I never get tired of it. I don't think there's any harm in reading it.

It was a good work where the two, who separated due to the death of their father, were able to understand each other while colliding, and the story flow was smooth. I didn't really like the picture by the artist, but I was very good at this work. Even though the heroine was misunderstood and said terrible things, the hero who persevered and continued to protect her father and her was so adult and wonderful.

As the co-stars say, the hero is a “person in love,” and he is a very nice person. And it's cool. The heroine is a selfish young lady, but she was an honest and unhateful person.

There are no decorative occupations attached to the setting, and it is very impressive that they are two professionals who are strict about themselves. I feel so serious about what I'm doing and what I'm aiming for. I wonder how painful it is to fall into a slump where that eagerness is too much. Struggling, then being saved, and along with the progression of their romance, they went to a somewhat refreshing Chiakuraku. The death of the heroine's father is inexplicable and makes her head lean as her understanding of him deepens little by little. The love between the two doesn't show unnecessary stickiness, but as you read on, you can see that the blank period was connected in the depths of your heart for a long time. His human personality, which is full of talent and is appreciated by the industry, gradually comes to a close understanding in terms of work and life, and the heroine begins to think that his father's death was due to him. This process doesn't seem like a lie. Even though there is no arrogance in the background, the surroundings of the two are well represented. I don't think it was drawn in Tekito. The scenes involved in making the stage are somehow vivid. The quiet excitement of their love was nice. One typical development in HQ is that the heroine is willing to endure rants from him based on misunderstandings, but this is a clash between the heroines. I've said quite a bit too much. You'd better apologize. When the truth finally came to light, I strongly think so, but since HQ's intended readership is basically not male, it ends without the heroine's apology!?. Isn't it unfair to make men apologize all over HQ? More than as a man, he can be trusted as a human being. (There is a scene where the heroine has his back hair combed with his fingers by Kier. (I almost fainted in agony, imagining Kier's supple fingers.) Five Stars have been added to a lot of HQ so far, but when it comes to such a well-structured story and something that shows something that has a lot of good points, such as pictures without instability, good modeling, etc., I feel like it might have been too generous for some.

It's fine without any complaints. I was moved by the warm and enveloping love. I recommend it.

I was impressed! Heroes are amazing ~ cool. If you say greed, sometimes there is a sense of incongruity with the size of the picture (hands are too big... (; _;)

It would have been nice if there was one more page at the end. I tend to have Harlequins, but at the end I wanted to indulge in the happiness of the two of them a little more.

It was a good work with quite a bit of bone. There were plenty of characters for both the heroine and hero, so it wasn't like Harlequin, but it was a wonderful story.