Reviews for FORBIDDEN FRUIT Manga

What I thought would surely be an obstacle was clear next time, so I guess it felt short. I wonder if that's the only mother-in-law and older brother who made plans when I went to his house but no one welcomed him. I had a misunderstanding that they were opposed to giving more families. Then, since it's a family affair, well, it's probably just as difficult

There aren't many stars, so I read it while being alert, and it was really good. It's harlequin-like, but it wasn't the usual Harlequin irritability; it was a pleasant sense of frustration. I'm glad.

I like the teacher's work. The picture is beautiful too. My older brother was a cold person, but I'm glad he fell in love with the heroine and was happy at the end.

Many of Charlotte Lamb's comicalizations have relatively low ratings, but I haven't read the original, so I don't know, but I think the content is unique to old (classical) type HQ writers. Even if the writer is newer than Betty Neals “?” There are writers who say, but I'd like to read the original story next time to see if it's difficult to comicalize Charlotte Lamb's original work. I prefer works where relationships slowly deepen, like old HQ, rather than high-speed stories where people fall asleep right after meeting them. This one was also underrated, but it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. I think it's a loss to have preconceived notions about the number of stars, so I think I should trust my own sensitivities and read it.