Reviews for A WHOLE LOT OF LOVE Manga

It's a very easy story while dealing with the heavy theme of Alzheimer's. The presence of the hero sister is huge, isn't it? The hero's childhood friend is really no good. I wonder why heroes are dating...

She's an unrivaled beauty, or the heroine of Harlequin is usually like that, but Lyla, the heroine in this film, is a bit out of line with Harlequin's royal setting. Her large figure, who doesn't match her sexy voice, is insulted, teased, and maliciously thrown at her by her surroundings due to that gap, and she works hard to build up a career even though she is hurt. However, her surroundings ( men in particular?) Other than Ethan, whom I meet later, doesn't notice its appeal. The two people who meet in the wake of a charity auction slowly but steadily develop a love, but problems pile up, and it's not easy to get along. Above all, the problem is the people around them. There are only a few people who show understanding between them, and most people still treat Lyla with malice. As shown in the line of Ethan's younger sister in the story, the world's “normal “Humans” is why their outward appearance, inner world, and behavior are so blatantly malicious against “non-standard humans”... I don't understand the intentions of people who act in vain and absurd acts. They are two people who separate once because of their kindness, but because of their kindness, the two are still united. I'm glad they had a happy ending ✨ It's a work I bought many years ago, and I think it's one of the best Harlequin works.

A story about a heroine with a complex and a hero who can't face her sick benefactor. However, I can't forgive hero friends who impose selfish values.

The heroine, who has a complex body type, is easy to sympathize with as a reader, and although she has weaknesses, I also feel attracted to heroes who try to overcome them. Unusually for HQ, I don't think there are many people who don't have a hero complex that is honest and likeable from the beginning (lol), but there are cases like heroines where effort alone is not enough. So, her feelings were condensed into the heroine's line, which rejected the hero's hasty proposal as if she were distraught, and it was so painful that she burst into tears. It's like confessing that you like the hero, so that's superfluous. After that, I laughed at the hero who should have reflected on it but rushed to a conclusion, right? It definitely made me want to read the original story.

It's a perfect match for an intellectual heroine, a hero, and someone who brings humorous conversations and mutual awareness. It was also interesting that sometimes their actions and facial expressions had a comedic touch. It was a very good story, including the gap that the hero is a common man with a different appearance or status.

I was also as big as the heroine, and I was often told about physical things, so I really sympathized with her. I'm glad I met a wonderful hero!

They are both traumatized, but it is wonderful how they overcome it with mutual support.

There is no sparkle, just like Harley Quinn, but it has an everyday atmosphere. Both the main character and hero were very sincere, and it was very nice how they both cared for each other.

There is no need for glamorous things in the first place. The only thing that's sparkling is being intoxicated by the state. Even if a friend says good, even if they get into a fight, if they think they're good, they'll attack you, and if someone shows up (someone you like, of course), what else do you need. Not all people are full of confidence, and they accept yourself as you are, ideal, but the story here is a situation that seems likely at first glance, but it's not easy. A passionate humanity that doesn't run away from people with diseases that progress separately from that complex. This story talks about people's bad and good points, and they don't do anything pretty even from confrontational situations with those around them. However, from beginning to end, there is no admiration or glorification in the area of wealth or power. I have a feeling of a new beginning where they will meet each other often in their down-to-earth days. The complex makes my legs feel sluggish. The pain of someone close to you getting sick takes away the energy to face it and makes them turn their back on their patronage. The need to gather courage is an overused theme, but the story of these two people is a story where the small steps of two people who have gathered courage have the power to transform into the courage of many of the same people. It really warms my heart, and I feel like I'm going to be positive tomorrow too.

I bought it on another site before, and it was a wonderful story, so I bought it again. The hero's sincere attitude about everything is cool. Feelings for the heroine, who isn't treated as a beautiful woman, come naturally into your heart without difficulty. Every time the heroine gets hurt, tears come out. Even if I think Harlequin is a good story, there are things that make me want to read it over and over again, and for some reason I don't, but this is the former. The picture feels a bit old, but the content is really good, so I definitely recommend it to everyone.

Despite her complexes, the heroine is always sincere and charming towards people. A hero who loves such a heroine is the best ❗

I was moved by how the feelings of Villain, who had been told terrible things since a long time ago, were changing. You won't regret buying it as a pack!

at first, huh? I wonder how it is? I started reading it while thinking, but as the story progressed, tears or polo... Lyla and Ethan both have very beautiful hearts, and I don't think it's easy to be that beautiful, but I'd like to take an apprenticeship, right? It was a story where I could understand how to deal with Alzheimer's disease, so it became a study. I'm really glad I read it, thank you for the excitement and courage