Reviews for SECRETS, LIES...AND PASSION Manga

The suspenseful tailoring from the beginning was really nice. It was a good read even among Harlequin's works. Unwavering love is at the center, but there were many things until that love came to fruition, and it was really nice to be able to enjoy it so much at just over 120p. Shinozaki-sensei's paintings are as good as ever.

The interpretation is that they loved them the day before the wedding and didn't show up on the day; this is strange; if something happened to the other person, I think they want to think that way, but they don't like it and they lose their appearance = it meant separation. It's not easy to give up, is it!? Even though there is also a background where that was conveyed... I wonder if I was scolded by that partner while confirming my love, or was I being knocked out as a nuisance; rather than that, rather than being alone with such an angry heart, I wonder if they don't think about who the people who hurt them or whether they are clients behind the scenes. Especially if it's that kind of job. The difference between the two is that rather than the root of the incident, the thoughts of those people involved went to the psychological effects, and the drama progressed only with elements of a rekindled romance and interaction with their son, leaving many years of darkness left only on the reader's side. In order for Shinozaki-sensei's pattern to coexist with mystery, the relationship between the two progresses over the gap of time, while sticking a small bone from the past in her throat, while still containing why he appeared in front of her now. For that reason, if I don't go back to my hometown, I feel like it's already a drama. It's been 9 years since that day, and the two are still two people who did as much as possible, and the story structure has a strong love element and is persuasive. I feel that people who do bad things can do anything, but in a sense, the evil thing itself takes you on the path to resolution, and I'm glad that making such a story was a single solution to the end so that it was guided by the heroine's natural emotional movements. Depictions other than people were also tasteful, and the connection between act one act and one act was good. However, two frames, page 44 “?” It makes me wonder what “Mu” is on page 53. I can't help but think that “Mu” was Reid's reaction when he gave up a hundred steps and realized that the man in the car he passed by was someone. But “?” I have a feeling that something is lacking.

The beginning began with the incident 10 years ago, and they made a place to show off at the end, and... the warm feeling that her stomach had grown and the two fit in a place where they fit made me feel somewhat relieved after I finished watching it. Don't worry about being apart for 10 years... please be happy