Reviews for TIME FOR TRUST Manga

The hero who finally fulfilled the heroine's wishes is really cool. I think it indicates a terrible betrayal in the sense that it means that Judas the traitor paid for selling Jesus Christ. However, since one silver coin isn't enough, it also includes the metaphor that it's not a betrayal, and it's a really elaborate title. Even if you are in a blessed environment and have talents, it is up to you whether or not you can receive the fruits. There was a misunderstanding with the hero, and it ended with a feeling that he would be happy for a long time with his manly hero.

It can be said that she succeeded in comicalizing a work where the heroine, who was pretty good, became excessively timid due to trauma, lived without enough time to believe or think about people other than herself, and the process of recovering herself thanks to the hero was well drawn at the beginning, but it made me want to know more, and the coin was also quite effective, and it can be said that she succeeded in comicalizing the work that made me want to read the original story where the coin was quite effective

The man who approached me was a suspicious man, and at first I wondered what would happen. When I imagine the main character preparing and waiting for the two scenes where they sell fights along the way, I feel somewhat young mentally. The person who fell in love with her was an adult, so I wonder if it had a happy ending. It was a story I loved.